silon42

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61.
by silon42 4mo ago
An idea... Take this (assuming it's not slop), relicence as GPL, submit upstream (imagine it's accepted for a moment...). If they proceed with license washing then from the Rust version, it's certainly derived work.
62.
by silon42 4mo ago
Not just AI agents... basically, if you cd Projects/foo, that should be it's own user (for running npm, etc) that should not have access to parent user data (probably including github tokens, etc).
63.
by silon42 4mo ago
+1 I agree... (except nested loops are rarely the problem, they are often the best/simplest alternative for join).
64.
by silon42 4mo ago
The hints are needed when you have a web scale / online transaction processing application, where you want to guarantee no table scan ever. Ideally, I'd want to rrun without statistics on the tables in that case (ie, no smart join
65.
by silon42 4mo ago
Dell and HP had trackpoints once (I had a HP one), maybe they still do.
66.
by silon42 4mo ago
They need to sell something. I bet sales of DDR5 related stuff are down.
67.
by silon42 4mo ago
At least the session manager should kill everything if xlock dies.
68.
by silon42 4mo ago
At least for processes that don't overcommit...
69.
by silon42 4mo ago
Fork should be replaced by vfork (or something better) in almost all situations.
70.
by silon42 4mo ago
Or to kill anything at all in this lifetime.
71.
by silon42 5mo ago
I found this often for C# (and sometimes Typescript) related stuff... redirected to a question with a wrong/useless answer. For Java/Python/Javascript it was also the case, but often the answer (proper way of doing things)
72.
by silon42 5mo ago
Yes, this is why bugs get often worked around instead of being fixed properly.
73.
by silon42 5mo ago
Same here, auto-adding is a non-starter for me. Thankfully there's an option to not do it, not sure how well it works, but I'll have it enabled for the future when I try jj again.
74.
by silon42 5mo ago
We need to prevent direct connections to internet for containers... once you have a proxy, predefined credentials (api keys) can maybe be added there (per container/target).
75.
by silon42 5mo ago
Aren't they actually blocking alternative browser engines on IOS still?
76.
by silon42 5mo ago
Personally I'd be fine with the LAN mode assuming I don't have to use their cloud even once.
77.
by silon42 5mo ago
WASM requires a browser too, no? (or an equivalent runtime, possibly smaller depending on requirements)
78.
by silon42 5mo ago
I had an idea to always run 2 users, the "main" one (or more) and a "project one"... one could sudo to the project user, but that one could not sudo out... (npm would only be installed for the project user).
79.
by silon42 5mo ago
IMO, next crazy step is for terminal to just have wayland or X11 protocol ? (/s or not?)
80.
by silon42 5mo ago
I'd ideally want Obsidian to be a distro package, including any good plugins. No plugins from the "store".
81.
by silon42 5mo ago
For real security, operation should only be allowed after 24h of cooldown.
82.
by silon42 5mo ago
Doesn't this happen anyway with "final2.really.final" ?
83.
by silon42 5mo ago
I also disable Bluetooth on my phone every few months (and never enable it)... or at least after every CCC or such.
84.
by silon42 5mo ago
IMO, almost any Excel more than a month old should become readonly.
85.
by silon42 5mo ago
Time to go back to modems (over phone maybe) and BBSs?
86.
by silon42 6mo ago
IMO, everyone that launches/operates a constellation should pay for launch of large telescope every 5-10 years (assuming science organizations can fund/build them).
87.
by silon42 6mo ago
Certainly it should be immutable if read.
88.
by silon42 6mo ago
Only if you accept that they are set to 8.
89.
by silon42 6mo ago
Switches might be OK, would have to try... but layout is a huge compromise.
90.
by silon42 6mo ago
As it's not very small, it would be a lot cooler if it had a full no compromise TKL mechanical keyboard.

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