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by selfmodruntime 8mo ago
> Western Europe is not an authoritarian dystopia by any measure People are locked up in the Germany and the UK because they criticize the government, its politicians or their policies. I live in Germany.
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by selfmodruntime 8mo ago
> No, I'm not taking lessons in democracy from JD Vance, thank you very much You are falling into a trap where you can not recognize a true point because it is made by someone you disagree with. I don't condone Vance or the Tru
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by selfmodruntime 8mo ago
Germany has an equivalent within the CUII, which is also a censorship branch of the government with no judicial oversight.
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by selfmodruntime 8mo ago
> they do create supply and maintain housing. Clearly you have never interacted with most land lords
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
8 Million refugees?
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
A container breakout is a valid CVE, but it also is an escape into an environment that is as secure as any unix environment was before we even had containers to begin with.
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
Most Venezuelans will make a very loud point to disagree with you.
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
Can we please report vapid personal attacks like this comment? This is a reddit-esque answer.
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
> Unfortunately containers have always had an absolutely horrendous security story and they degrade performance by quite a lot. This is demonstratably untrue.
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
> This results in them moving up a layer, in this case creating a network of inter-dependent containers that you now have to put together for the whole thing to start... and we're back to square one, with way more bloat in between.
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
Ir you download the Deutsche Bahn App, chances are about 50% that it will tell you if your platform changes. Better than nothing.
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
That fucking Sbahn is the bane of the existence of many tourists. It happens so much that there‘s now a bus line from those cow fields to an airport. You will be late.
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
> but for kicks & giggles, I dropped in a bid around $2,200 ’cause I was confident I’d be outbid Boy do I wish I could just drop 2k on a whim for a vanity project
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
> It is funny how we keep asking more and more and more even though we already have it so much better than before. I've been developing web stuff for 15 years now and sometimes I can't believe comments like these. We didn'
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
Token stealing hasn't been a real danger for a decade now. If you don't mark your token's as non-HTTP you're doing something explicitely wrong, because 99% of backends nowadays do this for you.
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
90% of papers I read in computer science / computer security speak of software written or AI models they trained that are nowhere to be found. Not on git nor via email to the authors.
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
> I am yet to see any western nations go bankrupt for universal healthcare. Boy are you in for a ride. France will be first and Germany is on a good track for it within the next two decades.
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
By tax. If you use taxes for nothing else, at least use them for children with cancer.
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
Orphan crushing proponent: "Why should I pay for orphans not to be crushed??"
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by selfmodruntime 9mo ago
Even scarier when you consider that this entire technology has reached the public only three years ago.
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by selfmodruntime 10mo ago
> do we really need this when Javascript has template literals now yea? JSX is much more than templating.
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by selfmodruntime 10mo ago
it's not the `no_panic` crate by david tolnay, is it?
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by selfmodruntime 10mo ago
I still can not blacklist homeservers by domain instead of ever changing IPs. Great stuff.
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by selfmodruntime 10mo ago
How do you manage to do this?
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by selfmodruntime 10mo ago
This is untrue. A `?` operator would have done just fine here. I agree with you though that it should be possible to explicitely forbid unwraps.
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by selfmodruntime 10mo ago
I love Go and write a ton of it. I've had real segfaults quite a lot.
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by selfmodruntime 10mo ago
I would love to go further and explicitely forbid unwrap and similar calls using a `no_panic` attribute.
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by selfmodruntime 10mo ago
While this is true, I wish that Rust had more of a first-class support for `no_panic`. Every solution we do have is hacky. I wish that I could guarantee that there were no panic calls anywhere in a code path.
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by selfmodruntime 10mo ago
After having worked extensively with both I still feel that Gitlab CI is miles better than GH actions. I'm a bit stunned that forgejo aims to reimplement GH actions..
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by selfmodruntime 10mo ago
I also feel like we as an industry should steer towards a state of "doneness" for OSS solutions. As long as it works, it's fine to keep using technologies that are only sparsely maintained.

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