timeflex

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by timeflex 2y ago
The real socialists are the ones calling everyone else socialists.
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by timeflex 2y ago
Found 2 million by my apartment complex forgiven. They've done nothing since but raise rents & built 450 new units that has made my apartment sound like a war zone for the last 2 years.
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WinGet is not the way forward
8 points by timeflex 2y ago|0 comments
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by timeflex 2y ago
There has been times in the past where the other branches ignored the Supreme Courts rulings. They cannot call out troops. The only people that give them power are the other branches that enforce those rulings, but they could decide not to.
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by timeflex 2y ago
The Supreme Court doesn't have any power to enforce its decisions. District and Appeals Courts could just say no to their decisions and there isn't much they can do.
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by timeflex 2y ago
Generally federal law will preempt state law. See the Court's decisions regarding California's attempt to ban arbitration agreements in employment contracts. Now, that doesn't mean the Supreme Court won't come up with th
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by timeflex 2y ago
Command line flags aren't an efficient way to pass 20+ args to a program. Sure, it works but that is why I get the feeling it was only ever designed for quick and dirty sandboxing.
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by timeflex 2y ago
Wouldn't passing through GPUs automatically provide enough information to tie all your VMs together? Unless someone has found a way to make GPUs pretend to be common consumer GPUs and not report any individualized fingerprints, then I
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by timeflex 2y ago
I tried GrapheneOS recently and switched back just because I lost my automatic backups. The backup solution and syncing should have been solved before some of the other design choices IMO. I was also disappointed to see that there is no way
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by timeflex 2y ago
The idea of spoon feeding simple but incredible solutions for free can be very rewarding for maintainers, and can also generate a monetary reward as well. There are projects that I happily donate to because they create value for me. How man
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by timeflex 2y ago
I really love the theory of NixOS... an entire OS that is declaritively (or dynamically) defined. But the nix language itself does not seem like the right approach. A lot of packages just break out into command line scripting because of its
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by timeflex 2y ago
Good question... Flatpak seems !~/.ssh & !home as two different things... so !home will not block access to an app configured to access ~/.ssh.
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by timeflex 2y ago
I dislike bwrap because it is built around a CLI-arg based approached for sandboxing. Even the wrappers that allow config-based sandboxes just end up transcribing a file to CLI args. I'd prefer it actually have an API of sorts. Instead
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by timeflex 2y ago
I'm really frustrated with Flatpak. I thought it was going to be an exciting secure sandboxing solution, but found out the people running it just make terrible choices overall. Apps don't use their conventional names, so chromium