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by goalieca 2y ago
On macOS it creates a centos VM to run containers in. Rootless simply means that the root user in a container maps to the runner outside and not as the actual system root. Edit: .. because the runner is not needing to run as root
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by goalieca 2y ago
I’m an engineer who now works security. Very few of us come from an engineering background. Most lack the technical skill to do much than apply controls and run tooling. Some try to do design work but imagine a junior dev with 2-3 years exp
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by goalieca 2y ago
Firefox needs to deliver a privacy focused browser with fantastic security and push open standards. This alone delivers more than enough value to _everyone_ for every cause. It seems though Mozilla fell into the “go woke go broke” trap and
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by goalieca 2y ago
It’s a payband.
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by goalieca 2y ago
Devils advocate but the data listed in the parent post shows Fox News is a quarter of the audience share while liberal media sums the rest
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by goalieca 2y ago
Did Google make any money before ads by just innovating? I was around 20 years ago when all these companies were losing money. Twitter was a prime example of taking years to land on a business model. They all landed on ads. Consumers wouldn
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by goalieca 2y ago
It would be harder to evade but that wouldn’t make it effective. If you hit your wealth creators too hard then they will cease being able to create wealth. Perhaps we have to stop seeing people as leeches and start questioning the governmen
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by goalieca 2y ago
Sure, but Mac and Linux runs better on 8 than windows on 16
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by goalieca 2y ago
> most oppressive environments people regularly find themselves in. It's boring but not oppressive. It's okay to let the mind wander without completely disconnecting yourself from reality.
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by goalieca 2y ago
You don’t get to be high performing if you’re just closing tickets. High performers add significant value and provide real impact.
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by goalieca 2y ago
It sounds like an unnecessary security nightmare. Someone will figure out how to tap into this.
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by goalieca 2y ago
I’m always confused about when to use DER and when to use BER. Pretty much have to study the history to get it.
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by goalieca 2y ago
CBC is far from intellectual. There’s far more politically neutral programming about current events out there including Steve Paiken on TVO. CBC News editors seem to be very selective about chosen stories and which seem to align with the na
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by goalieca 2y ago
This leads to obesity and terrible diets as a rise.. If this study is worth anything.
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by goalieca 2y ago
So which party denies science? The big scandal on this site most recently was the Zuckerberg letter where the whitehouse administration asked Facebook to censor posts relating to Covid they didn’t approve. This staffer is now apparently a d
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by goalieca 2y ago
It’s because you’ve never stayed lo my enough for your salary to get stale. Around year 5-7 you’ll get tired of the less than inflation amounts of raise if you even get that. Every time I’ve switched jobs I get a title bump and a big raise.
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by goalieca 2y ago
I remember running apps on shared servers that were far weaker than any micro instance you see now. Many services were quick side projects by one or two employees. They didn’t have the same quality as pro teams of 250k / year employees
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by goalieca 2y ago
Let’s be honest, what kind of help could crowdstrike provide other than financial?
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by goalieca 2y ago
They need a lab full of canaries.
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by goalieca 2y ago
Flipper zero is able to record and replay rolling codes. It turns out many car manufacturers handled the error condition of a key press being out of range so it will roll back the counter after a certain number of failures. The solution is
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by goalieca 2y ago
Religious people seem to be having more children.
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by goalieca 2y ago
> I think you’re underestimating how much ChatGPT is already creeping into people’s lives. We now have studies are showing it’s in 10% of new scientific papers It also excels in another kind of spam which is to generate articles to drive
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by goalieca 2y ago
AI won’t sell devices.
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> Government exists to keep us all safe from external and internal threats. They’re failing to muster a coast guard, a military, a functioning counter-intelligence service, a court system that isn’t over capacity, jails that aren’t over
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by goalieca 2y ago
> 60+ plus waking hours is often with family. I chuckled a little because I know so many high achieving families where one or both of the parents get home at bedtime or after bedtime quite regularly. This is especially exaggerated at you
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That's been the party line all along including when the Prime minister himself was asked why he ignored intelligence briefings during last election. > The prime minister said Wednesday he hasn't always trusted the intelligence
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by goalieca 2y ago
It seems like the product team went unchecked on this one. I don’t want to infer too much about Microsoft as a whole but my trust in them just dropped.
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emacs does the entire OS thing in 8MB
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People care because AI will gladly regurgitate whatever it learns.
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And the “P” stands for privacy

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