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LeBit
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Comment #49242926
Depending on the configuration, bubblewrap can substantially reduce the attack surface. It doesn’t change the fact a malicious process is still attacking the same kernel , but it c…
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Comment #49242435
It uses fractal compression
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Comment #49241665
nono. Also fnox now does credentials proxying.
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Comment #49241656
You should research bubblewrap and nono.
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Comment #49241643
When the host is a Mac or window , docker always run in a VM anyway. On Linux, you can run docker directly on the host, but you can also very easily setup a vm with incus and run d…
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Comment #49241620
What if you use tools like bubblewrap or nono inside the container? Say I want to use pi inside a container. If I wrap pi within a bubblewrap or within nono, how is that less secur…
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Comment #49241592
Why do you say that? Eg, if used with Colima in macOS, it means I can run a devcontainer in an isolated VM and Nono inside the devcontainer can restrict a lot what can and cannot b…
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Comment #49218149
I always find it confusing that a meaningful volume of the comments are saying "this reached parity with SOTA models. Best $/task." And a meaningful chunk of the comments are sayin…
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Comment #49200663
J’utilise également une trackball à gauche de mon clavier à cause de douleurs à mon épaule droite. L’avantage de Lafayette est que toutes les touches sont dans les deux blocs 3x5 d…
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Comment #49199365
It is time to introduce split space bars in every new keyboard designs. The single wide space bar is an even worse offender than row staggered or qwerty.
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Comment #49199328
Tu connais Qwerty Lafayette? https://qwerty-lafayette.org/
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Comment #49184187
https://xcancel.com/KentonVarda/status/2084990137180590572
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Comment #49174957
You think the USA are the good guys making sure the bad guys don’t get nuclear weapons? Like in the movies?
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Comment #49171961
I moved from direnv, asdf and Task combo to mise. Mise env vars management is much better. If you really need a script to generate env vars (like what you can do with direnv, there…
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Comment #49170843
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Comment #49161492
You are not jealous. You are envious. Homer explains it best https://youtu.be/Tmx1jpqv3RA
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Comment #49161074
Like someone said, there is fnox by the same author for secrets. Whatever is truly local (not necessarily secrets ) should go in mise.local.toml and not be version controlled. You …
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Comment #49160705
Taskfile is great but I’ve moved to mise over a year ago and not coming back. The only think I found Taskfile does better is handling Go’s defer. Misé unfortunately does not have a…
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Comment #49155730
You consider that even Gemma 4 31B is not even competing with Qwen 3.6 27B?
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Comment #49144032
I wonder if I will witness the real revolution in my lifetime.
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Comment #49137305
I’m surprised. That’s nowhere what you would get out of a tool like GitLens or Sublime Merge. Diffing through a web interface offered by GitHub or Bitbucket is such a narrow window…
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Comment #49135976
How do you diff ? Unless by "text editor" you mean Neovim or Emacs ?
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Comment #49126600
You assumed wrong.
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Comment #49108494
That makes the most sense. And, that public key of yours must be used only on given platforms. You want to participate on Facebook or Reddit, then you use that public key to prove …
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Comment #49091029
I have a hard time figuring out whether most of the comments are genuine or not. Are you guys really in favor of giving governments and police corps more control and more power so …