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ritchiey
3y ago
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. Also, I believe Podman desktop allows for multiple VMs. Als
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ritchiey
3y ago
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 directories must be explicitly shared from the main OS. I think bot
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ritchiey
3y ago
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 desktop. The only other thing I know that does that is Qube
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ritchiey
3y ago
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 dangerous places like… the Internet. That way if one of your users
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Live-reload your static website with no server at all
(livereload.net)
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ritchiey
3y ago
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ritchiey
3y ago
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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ritchiey
3y ago
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 industry is right to adopt it, it seems like a heavy lift
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ritchiey
3y ago
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 useful to an attacker.
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ritchiey
4y ago
I personally know at least one person who had his Google account locked with no explanation.
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ritchiey
4y ago
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 tabs (for example filling a form with details from another page
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ritchiey
4y ago
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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ritchiey
4y ago
Ignite is running a VM per container. Docker for Windows/Mac runs all containers in a single VM.
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ritchiey
4y ago
Nixon did, but then other things happened. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Independence
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ritchiey
4y ago
Or Australia. Border agents here can now compel you to hand over your phone and credentials.
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ritchiey
5y ago
You can also compile OCAML/ReasonML to Erlang. https://caramel.run/
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ritchiey
6y ago
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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ritchiey
7y ago
Even better, plant trees, cut them down, build things out of them and grow more.
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ritchiey
8y ago
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. None of these bring the cognitive overhead of Rust’s borrow
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ritchiey
9y ago
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 canvas.
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Better BDD with RSpec-Varys
(vimeo.com)
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ritchiey
12y ago
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How to Have an Argument
(medium.com)
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ritchiey
12y ago
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