danbreuer

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by danbreuer 1y ago
Yep, forgot to mention that. To take this further, it's also possible to enforce that executables are confined to a few well-understood directories with good permissions by using the noexec option when mounting. Directories with execut
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by danbreuer 1y ago
Not parent, but see my sibling comment re: Docker. The issue is imo that Docker is very easy to misconfigure and gives you the wrong mental model of how security on Linux works. On SSH password auth: its secure if you use a long, random, no
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by danbreuer 1y ago
It can't easily, Docker should not be naively treated as a security solution. It's very easy to misconfigure it: - The Docker daemon runs as root: any user in the docker group effectively also has sudo (--privileged) - Ports expos
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by danbreuer 2y ago
I disagree for the same reason -- how quickly the language can be picked up and used productively. Due to Lua's small footprint, a novice user can skim through the Lua docs and walk away with a useful mental model for most of the lang
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by danbreuer 2y ago
Yes, it seems to be possible to use it in Emacs like any other Scheme [0]. Not sure how these facilities compare to Slime + Common Lisp. [0]: https://ccrma.stanford.edu/software/snd/snd/s7.html#repl
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by danbreuer 2y ago
The finder in what you linked was nigh-unusable for me. My impressions: - Where is the ability to easily split/tab for side-by-side directory comparison? - Every directory is opened in a new window, which makes everything even more jar