cpuguy83

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by cpuguy83 8y ago
If you really wanted to contribute to the ecosystem you could have offered another vulnerability list to work against, work with upstream to deal with issues, and mirror the existing bits on GCR for your customers. --- edit add disclosure s
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
The upstream images are also validated from source to built image, and constantly scanned for vulnerabilities. At best such a comment is completely ignorant of the existing ecosystem.
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Right, they are integral but the user doesn't interact with them and they can be swapped out for a different implementation and the user would never know outside of noticing the impact that the change has (or trade-offs such a change w
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
> "reduce the size of your Docker image with this one simple trick!" Truth! > I'm hoping that my OCIv2 proposal I've seen (and largely agree with) your post (somewhere? Can't remember where) here, are you work
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
User namespace support for Docker has been in for years now, not just "recent versions". Not sure what you mean by "app builds" here. The container process is in a user namespace, not docker itself and "docker build
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Maybe my history is fuzzy, but I seem to recall beryl being a fork of compiz which eventually came back into the fold.
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Wishful thinking. :)
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
"It's as fast as lightning" is a simile.
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Long press does this.
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Most (all?) 3D Touch actions can be handled by a long-press these days.
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
I'm no finance person, lawyer, or anything like that. But I suspect that he can't just give Tesla money and it has to be in exchange for something, such as stock.
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
By the way, wasn't trying to suggest that you are new to go, just that I understand there is some tribal knowledge involved that make it difficult for new comers and people who don't spend much time working with the language.
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Relative imports work, but keep in mind the import works based on package name. So "import ./foo", you must have a package called "foo" in "./foo" ---- Yes, it is easy to forget that we use vendoring
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
What do you think are the ills of errors.Wrap?
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
You can write `import "./util"` Also, it's really not that bad considering that go works (`go get` grabs git repo) with git repos. So you can go into your GOPATH (or vendor dir) and checkout your fork in place of the ori
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
I suspect in this case that it's expected that you establish a partnership agreement with the company.
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Wouldn't it help them to purchase from Amazon today? If there are lots of orders but no one to fulfill it seems like that would be greater pressure on Amazon.
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
The main difference is the container is focused on an application and a VM is focused on a machine. Generally the patching problem can be solved with image scanning, of which there are tools out there to deal with this, both FLOSS and pay f
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Yeah, I thought it would be bad, but it is not. The key actually extends to the edge of the touchbar even though the graphic for it does not.
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
What are you defining as stable? Never changing? That's not something that should even hinted at. The fact that you can login to a VM and update a package does not make the system stable either (and of course you can actually do this w
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Keep in mind before Apple maps, Google maps did not exist on iOS for turn-by-turn nav... once Apple released maps Google quickly followed suite with adding turn-by-turn nav to Google maps for iOS.
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
> Patching security vulnerabilities in container images (aka "the next Heartbleed problem") and auditing for the same. This is a lot of tooling out there to deal with this, including multiple complimentary (both as in free and
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Have you tried jruby?
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
I don't know, this worked out pretty well for the death star situation.
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Oy, it's an example, but I'll bite... Apple does not make their services available on anything other than Apple devices, nor do they allow other providers on their devices. Regardless of an open format for the content, I cannot ch
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Patents, copyrights, trademarks etc all keep competition from from benefiting from your hard work (or stealing it) to give first to market a true advantage. This is not anti-competitive but rather things built into the system to reward inve
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
At the same time (as an example) I have something like 150 movies I've bought on iTunes that I cannot bring to any other platform. So Apple locks-in users to their platform (as is everyone else) then they are using the control they hav
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
The same arguments were made back during the Microsoft anti-trust era. The fact is once a company reaches a certain size different rules do apply. Here Apple is definitely abusing their control over the ecosystem to lock out a competitor. T
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Fair point.
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by cpuguy83 8y ago
Come on... We all know that sales people will quite literally say anything to make a sale.

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