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wswin

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    Comment #48554064

    Interesting observation, similar manner of work as Linus Torvalds. These guys implement existing ideas well, consistent and open, but are not inventors.

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    Comment #48078727

    I think good system should be prepared to do a reboot in a short notice. Even some long running jobs can have a pause mechanism.

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    Comment #48067065

    It terms of the IT sector there is not much difference to the rest of the Europe. America has dominated the field, China is catching up, especially in global giants category.

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    Comment #48062820

    You greatly overestimate its significance. The benefits are roughly 1% of the GDP. In 2023 Poland netted 8.2 bn€ [1]. The GDP was 751 bn€. [1] https://www.pap.pl/en/news/poland-lar…

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    Comment #47999561

    and Ungoogled Chromium

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    Comment #47662150

    not the state, but the law

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    Comment #47550136

    Home NAS, with data redundancy and filesystem with checksums. It's great because you can access it from any device and there is a ton of FOSS for it now

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    Comment #47503133

    They don't have access to the host filesystem nor environment variables and this attack wouldn't work.

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    Comment #47503065

    I will wait with updating anything until this whole trivy case gets cleaned up.

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    Comment #47503019

    Containers prevent this kind of info stealing greatly, only explicitly provided creds would be leaked.

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    Comment #47492810

    I don't think it would help here, they were stealing credentials

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    Comment #47492693

    Cool project. I think most real life problems would be solved with shared memory objects, c.f. shm_open [1]. Python has a wrapper on in the standard library [2], not sure about oth…

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    Comment #47473765

    what comments?

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    Comment #47447896

    You didn't even slightly research the topic of phone malware, browse /r/isthisascam for starters. I don't say the problem is an "epidemic" and it doesn't have to be an epidemic to …

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    Comment #47447668

    what's your solution to combat scammers?

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    Comment #47282991

    Any reasoning/data or at least an anecoded behind this claim? No?

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    Comment #47269051

    What's sketchy about proton?

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    Comment #47135866

    These are from AWS right, what about simple, no cloud setups with just docker compose or even bare proccesses on a VPS?

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    Comment #47131300

    At least it's figurative

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    Comment #46953685

    Finally, but done wrong. This should be done by 3rd party app (probably owned by government) with access token without sharing one's identity.

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    Comment #46832515

    Funny that this is a non-existent problem for the previous generation of phones, since they had removable battery.

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    Comment #46804985

    Django is great, but it lacks typing in code, but especially in docs. It would spare me a lot of bugs. IMO, type annotations should only be omitted in obvious cases or simple/MVP p…

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    Comment #46761570

    I think they're two different tools. Containers are great for production environments. Beside reproducibility, they also give control over resources and manage virtual devices. Thi…

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