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by bureado 2mo ago
The user separation isn’t even necessary, as far as I’ve seen in the projects in https://github.com/bureado/awesome-agent-runtime-security
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by bureado 3mo ago
hth: https://github.com/bureado/awesome-agent-runtime-security
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by bureado 6y ago
This Xbox service runs on Kubernetes: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/building-xbox-game-st... (I work on Azure, focusing on Linux and open source technologies)
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by bureado 7y ago
While long and at times disjointed, I found this a refreshingly transparent report on something that feels half counterintuitive (scattered grants in the context of effective altruism) but that I can relate to as I research open source sus
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Long-Term Future Fund: August 2019 Grant Recommendations(forum.effectivealtruism.org)
2 points by bureado 7y ago|1 comments
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by bureado 7y ago
In a larger organizational setting, your manager probably has a title that reflects their level and/or seniority, such as principal or general manager. Or at the very least they'll have something in their business card, like produ
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by bureado 7y ago
Where is this coming from? I was the one organizing this sponsorship.
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by bureado 8y ago
Chris Lamb is a remarkably active and outgoing DPL. But yes, I've been active in Debian for well over a decade and I've seen both a lot of people leave and new people that I don't know or get to know as I used to. All 5 DPL c
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by bureado 8y ago
In alternatives, packages write their files to the disk and then register those as alternatives. A user can decide which one should satisfy the alternative. In diversions, a package claims a file. When anyone else tries to overwrite the sam
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by bureado 8y ago
RPM-based distros certainly led server OEM shipments back in the day, but that didn't mean Debian wasn't being used extensively in the backoffice. As others have pointed out, APT played a critical role in Debian's popularity
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by bureado 8y ago
If you attended FOSDEM 2019 and live anywhere in the Americas, I would love to get in touch to see if we can organize an Americas FOSDEM Debrief with a handful of people in the room plus live streaming. It'd be great to have summaries
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by bureado 8y ago
It was my first time at FOSDEM. I listened to podcasts/read blog posts from people that have been attending the last 15 editions so I kind of knew what to expect. I brought snacks both days, and didn't bother bringing a laptop. I
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by bureado 8y ago
What do you mean by "commercial, in your face"? I mostly attend open source/tech conferences in the Americas. I think I know what you mean, but that's not the main difference I see between FOSDEM and those conferences. T
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by bureado 8y ago
The sustainability of your project, or the sustainability of open source? I don't mean any disrespect, I'm genuinely trying to get to the bottom of the concerns around funding. There's no lack of funding mechanisms for open s
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by bureado 8y ago
Yeah. Science has a (some would argue) slightly more sophisticated approach to bounties in the form of grants. The inconvenient part is that many things ending in "Foundation" in open source have no resemblance to things like the
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by bureado 8y ago
Maintainer scripts are still very valuable, we use those in other packages (such as Code) for update-alternatives and they can be really useful in APT-based systems for user prompts via debconf. But, at any rate, we weren't thoughtful
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by bureado 8y ago
They will eventually fix it up as opposed to... The team released a new package a few hours ago after talking to not only others at MSFT working with Debian and Linux but especially norbusan (OP): https://aka.ms/Oxbegy I
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by bureado 10y ago
Microsoft | Product Marketing Manager | Seattle | ONSITE https://aka.ms/m0f72a Our team of open source change agents in Azure is growing! We thrive when organizations of all types transform what they do with open source in
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by bureado 10y ago
I read the article and my key takeaway was that licensing was a significant culprit. But Parse and Sandstorm are different. Do you think there is something systematic to open source or to VC-backed startups or to developer tools or somethin
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by bureado 10y ago
The consulting model was decent 10 years ago but it's lousy today. It will come back in 5 years or so but as a model it isn't very different than non-open source professional services. So the question is how does open source advan
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by bureado 10y ago
I remember when mounting /tmp noexec and chmod g-w on htdocs was enough.
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by bureado 11y ago
Scroll down on this page for more information on client drivers: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/server-cloud/sql-server-on-l...