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ritchiey

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    I have the same concern. Something might be worth looking into is replacing docker with Podman because it runs as the authenticated user rather than using a daemon running as root.…

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    WSL probably is good but I believe it still has access to the whole Windows file system. Linux on ChromeOS is probably better because its file system is separate. Files and directo…

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    Comment #37517974

    To me the big difference between the two is security. WSL2 mounts the windows file systems. A VM in crostini is completely isolated and yet it can still display windows on the main…

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    Comment #37046415

    I can see it being useful in a corporate setting to limit which sites you can visit with Chrome to just your secure admin panels and internal apps. Then use Firefox to go to danger…

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    Comment #36455914

    This works similarly to any live-reloading local server except that there is no server. All you need is a text editor and a web-browser.

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    Comment #36207937

    I'd be interested to hear if anyone has learned Rust without first understanding memory addressing and pointers. Although I think Rust is a better way to write safe code and the in…

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    Comment #36174468

    The reason usually cited for why not BitTorrent for software packages is because it makes public what package versions you have and haven’t downloaded. This information could be us…

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    Comment #34102831

    I personally know at least one person who had his Google account locked with no explanation.

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    Comment #33812460

    The killer tab feature I would like to see is a keystroke to switch to the previously focused tab in the current window. That’s it. I frequently find myself jumping between two tab…

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    Comment #33638487

    I imagine they’d find it no more annoying than do Frank, Bob, Doug or Russell. In fact I might call my next project Karen. Because things can only get better for her.

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    Comment #32992773

    Ignite is running a VM per container. Docker for Windows/Mac runs all containers in a single VM.

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    Comment #32530311

    Nixon did, but then other things happened. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Independence

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    Comment #32008772

    Or Australia. Border agents here can now compel you to hand over your phone and credentials.

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    Comment #26897083

    You can also compile OCAML/ReasonML to Erlang. https://caramel.run/

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    Comment #25194171

    Tanks on the starter disk is my favourite couch co-op game. Not sure how long it is though because you always have to start from the beginning so we’ve never completed it.

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    Comment #20545444

    Even better, plant trees, cut them down, build things out of them and grow more.

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    Comment #18315640

    You don’t need to wait for web-assembly to solve these problems. TA mentions 3 languages (Elm, Reason & Purescript) that combine sound type-checking and immutability right now. Non…

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    Comment #16501377

    IPhone 7 Using WebGL ver: 1 Open ControlsWarning: No color buffer floats. Water will look bad. Try Chrome >= 64. 60 FPS. Looks ok to me but have to zoom to fill the screen with the…

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