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akdev1l
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Comment #49242705
Docker uses VMs in non-Linux OS to provide a Linux where containers can actually exist
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Comment #49242693
bubble wrap is just doing the same cgroups work
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Comment #49242671
podman run --annotation=run.oci.handler=krun -dp 8080:8080 -t --rm server-without-wasm
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Comment #49242629
Do you mean like Podman has supported for years…? eg: https://josecastillolema.github.io/podman-wasm-libkrun/#libk...
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Comment #49215750
subprocess.run() uses Popen and defaults shell=False. There is no shell process involved. As the other user already pointed out.
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Comment #49210029
from subprocess import run from sys import argv source = argv[1] destination = argv[2] run([ "rsync", "-zavp", source, destination ]) vs #!/usr/bin/env bash source="$1" destination…
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Comment #49129825
This is a lose-lose proposition. 1. Lose money burning tokens in all of this stuff. 2. Lose reputation when some malware eventually makes it through
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Comment #49014095
> hence why passkeys were ideally device specific, non-exportable Not true. The original concept was always for them to be cloud synced. This has nothing to do with their anti-phis…
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Comment #49013608
Some functionality is not supported via USB-C. Namely HMAC Challenge does not work via usb-c but will work via lighting port.
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Comment #49013481
By still having the password the user can still be attacked via phishing
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Comment #48978759
Yes they have biometric collection stations now.
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Comment #48952539
Rube Goldberg machine attached with used bubble gum and somehow the bubblegum was chewed in all the wrong ways
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Comment #48949970
Not even tests but just some basic anomaly detection lol. Like maybe if the bill amounts increase by like 10M% there should be someone that looks into it
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Comment #48570360
Umm my toaster doesn’t have this problem and it’s not AI … why does this happen to you?
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Comment #48570317
If you put AI on a project the average consumer will think it’s using ChatGPT or something like that I mean I agree with you just that the popular perception of that word has chang…
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Comment #48503420
Flathub only reviews the manifest. If your manifest is covertly injecting malware into the build it could be easily missed. Consider some of the manifests are simply downloading de…
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Comment #48503394
The canonical answer to any concerns with the AUR is always “just read the PKGBUILDs bro”
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Comment #48434108
LMAO brother you should stop projecting and get little more self assurance that isn’t tied to your wealth
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Comment #48356669
I get my hair cut at a place where it costs $45 and I get a haircut every 1-2 months at best. I wear my shoes until they break. I wear Vans Sk8 old skool high tops most of the time…
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Comment #48356034
> Why would you want people to think you're poor or cheap, except maybe when you're shopping for a car. Personally, I don’t generally think about how other people perceive if I hav…
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Comment #48279371
Technically linux. Not open source in its commercial forms.
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Comment #48279103
You can brute force the real age this way. Do binary search and you don’t even need that many calls. 1. Is person older than 50? 2. Older than 25? 3. Older than 18? 4. Older than 9…
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Comment #48208116
You could still have this 1-click experience with another system. Like you could set some rule like “this vendor is approved for charges below $50”. We don’t need the legacy system…
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Comment #48159232
My biology teacher in school once tried to teach us that winds created by God. Not like spiritually or something but that God literally made the wind I guess. My “earth sciences” t…
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Comment #48149907
As an anecdote, I provided fragnesia.c and the subsequent proposed patch to fix the issue and while it was not able to discover an entirely new vulnerability, I think it was able t…