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markstos @ markstos @lemmy.world
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Isn't it weird that we put credentials in the environment?

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  • The classic Unix user and permission system provides a solution for this.

    Create a user for the app you are worried about. Make the environment variables available to that user only.

    Other apps can’t read the secrets, and if the app itself gets exploited, it has access to the secrets in any case.

    • Isn't it weird that we put credentials in the environment?

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  • Under this model, a proprietary, closed source process can access all your secrets.

    • Any recommendations for a privacy friendly smart watch?

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  • You could use a Garmin and disable the normal syncing. You can plug it in as USB device and access the activity files that way.

    You could write your own automation to process the files when the device is detected on the USB hub.

    • Family rescued from wildfires in Maui thanks to iPhone’s Emergency SOS via Satellite

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  • “Family that could afford $800 phone rescued from fire while others perish”.

    Wealth often buys better odds of survival.

    • RIP Bram Moolenaar, the author of vim text editor

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  • Na, it’s just that a memorial post is a time to pause the editor wars, if only for a moment, and pay respect.

    • ChromeOS is splitting the browser from the OS, getting more Linux-y

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  • Right, and that’s very easy to set up with the GUI ChromeOS provides.

    • Challenge: reading google chromes blog without throwing up

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  • It overruns on mobile Safari, too. It’s Ok, I just used the new download feature to download the rest of the sentences.

    • ChromeOS is splitting the browser from the OS, getting more Linux-y

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    • good question

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  • And how are your coworkers friend groups going?

    • good question

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  • Maybe next time you are joining a friend group ask a different question.

    • And I will walk 500 miles and I will walk 500 more.

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  • There are services that will generate isochrones of walk travel time for you, but they usually charge a small API fee for the calculations

    • And I will walk 500 miles and I will walk 500 more.

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  • Right. You need a proper isochrones map to visualize this based on walking routes.

    • Building the fediverse is an investment in us and the open web.

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  • Why not boost the post instead of creating an image of it?

    • A17 Bionic, M3 Yields At TSMC’s 3nm Process Are Sitting At 55 Percent, Apple Said To Pay For The Known Good Dies Rather Standard Wafer Prices

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  • This will be increasing the environmental impact of producing these chips. That’s a significant amount of energy and materials waste.

    • Should I bother learning Podman?

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  • Where’s one example of where podman lags?

    • Should I bother learning Podman?

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  • I’ve studied and used them both and prefer podman for the reasons podman promotes:

    • easy to manage containers via systemd, along with the other systems services I manage
    • better security: rootless containers.

    • Should I bother learning Podman?

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  • Those work for interactive use, but hosting container services, I would use systemd.

    • I want ease of use, polish, and the i3 workflow. Should I use fedora or nix os?

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    • If you build containers, you should be looking into Docker Slim

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    • Reddit is removing years of chats and messages

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  • To be fair, infinite storage timelines are sustainable for no service.