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by pamcake 5mo ago
Another good introduction, full-nonsense: http://landoflisp.com/
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by pamcake 5mo ago
Konform Browser Mullvad Browser Tor Browser for those occasions
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by pamcake 5mo ago
Obscurity isn't security but it can support security. Until it doesn't.
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by pamcake 5mo ago
I think I agree. But at the same time we have strength in numbers and people will find something close to what they want and fork off that. So I think the same thesis holds for audiences of 10-100 and 100-1000. A cambrian explosion of softw
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by pamcake 5mo ago
It transformed. Same name, different browser.
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by pamcake 5mo ago
Recently did a personal roundup of firefox forks and ended up with Mullvad Browser, with Tor Browser on the side. Main factors being security and release latencies. Since a month or so also running Konform on the side after seeing it on Sho
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by pamcake 5mo ago
Three months for a utility tool like this is nothing to panic in comments about.
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by pamcake 5mo ago
The agent harness needs different sandbox(es) with different privileges. Nothing here supports not containing its access. It's a mistake to think and talk about "the sandbox" in the way the article does.
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by pamcake 5mo ago
Video games is one thing. Roblox is something else.
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by pamcake 5mo ago
Look, if they namedrop specific distros in their announcement (marketing) blog post as affected, I think a heads-up before publishing that is appropriate and expected. I don't think they would have gotten as much flame if it weren&#x27
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by pamcake 6mo ago
s/your/a You may not want to be doing this at the edge.
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by pamcake 6mo ago
Hyped. Even little projects Mythos everywhere.
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by pamcake 6mo ago
> Outsourcing critical infrastructure and emergency services to private parties is always a terrible idea. That would include Apple and Google.
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by pamcake 6mo ago
Right. Not to mention the (apparently not obvious?) option of detaching review- and release versions. We still look at the diff of latest versions of dependencies before they reach our codebase. That seems like the most responsible. Besides
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by pamcake 6mo ago
`0.0.0.0`.
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by pamcake 6mo ago
On the one hand, convincing write-up and arguments. On the other, I find it more plausible that CIA would cultivate this image than them actually having lost the art and game of spycraft.
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by pamcake 6mo ago
> Guess what will happen then? All metrics up! Will fit nicely in my promo packet.
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by pamcake 6mo ago
Yes! At least for now. Tried many browsers and Mullvad Browser and Konform Browser are the only two that I managed to beat them with. They both enforce bundled set of fonts like Tor Browser. Firefox and other forks are fingerprintable via v
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by pamcake 6mo ago
This is only a thing for Chrome. You trust Google to protect user privacy towards websites in 2026..?
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by pamcake 6mo ago
Firefox-based browsers not affected.
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by pamcake 6mo ago
I can foresee new subreddit rule: 'Stop complaining "This is turning into the orange site". Just report the slop.' How the tables turn.
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by pamcake 6mo ago
Sounds great until trivy images get compromised, like last week.
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by pamcake 6mo ago
Or those people can (fund) separate repackaging and redistribution with more stringent and formalized review process. Maybe not all users should pull all packages straight from what devs are pushing. There's no reason we can't hav
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by pamcake 7mo ago
A business or government can (should) separately package, review, and audit code without involving upstream developers or maintainers at all.
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by pamcake 7mo ago
And neither do you today. There is more to it than "being able to make an entire application", which a novice could also have pulled off in a weekend 10 years ago.
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by pamcake 7mo ago
Many people look for purpose and impact in their careers. If one has impact in the military, what purpose is it serving under current administration and leadership? It's a hard sell from an ethical perspective. Jobs that feel purposele
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by pamcake 7mo ago
IC?
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by pamcake 7mo ago
Your quote is referencing action taken with regards to one specific case, because of CoC violation (nothing there about choice of topic). The title is worded as if there is a general stance with regards to position on topic. The latter does
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by pamcake 7mo ago
For Linux you have https://midnight-commander.org/ https://krusader.org/ http://www.boomerangsworld.de/cms/worker/index.html
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by pamcake 7mo ago
> The assumption is simply false, and not due to the "SSD wear" argument. Many consumer SSDs, especially DRAMless ones (e.g., Apacer AS350 1TB, but also seen on Crucial SSDs), under synchronous writes, will regularly produce la

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