Nitpick: 'didactic' should be 'eidetic'.
> Knowing what the foundations are that the edifice you've constructed sits upon allows you to affect repairs when it crumbles unexpectedly. Finally get to use this bit of knowledge: 'effect' (the verb) was the word you…
Good article. Nice calm tone, interesting points. Seems like a good addition to the conversation.
Does this suggest that sending messages via Signal on a stock Pixel Android phone for example, is fairly straightforward for the police to intercept? Why are people paying so much for 'security' when our everyday…
"reeks" was the word you wanted, I think
That's how I pronounce it in my head, too, but I still know what it means. All is well here.
'In practice' is correct, no?
Win11 requiring TPM2.0 feels like it's edging ever closer to such an age... Can the latest iPhones boot unsigned OSs yet? I'm guessing the jailbreakers aren't _that_ fast.
Surely the successor should be SQLite. Tabular data like CSV, easy to view on different mediums, free and open source, single file databases. It has to be this, right?
Argh, surely if we all agree that paying for journalism is a good thing, we should do what we normally do for such things - take it from taxes?
"An online virtual reality surgery training simulator." Sounds like great fun if it's open to the public :D
This scares the heck out of me too. It just seems like such an obvious next step. "Oh you run linux? Do you not trust the government, or are you trying to hide something?"
If I'm not mistaken the power-input is via USB-C: does that imply the existence of a USB-C controller already?
Outstanding. What a clever, cheeky fellow. Obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/327/
Now _that_ is pretty funny. I wonder what the company name is. Even the PDF of the incorporation certificate doesn't show the name.
> We only really care about the end result of a Pull Request (in the context of Github) Hmm, I'm not sure that's true. Imagine if this excellent commit got squashed, there'd be something really lost:…
Anecdotally, I can certainly relate strongly to the quotes you pointed out.
This note is perhaps conflating hardware with software. It sounds like a reasonable solution to me for each university or school to have some small server hardware running free software that supports their online needs.
Schools seem so fundamental to creating the fabric of society, to me. To have a school system under the contractual obligations of a company, whos common primary incentive is wholly financial, seems like a good way to…
Not sure if it's related, but consistently the best engineering managers I encounter are those that do not want to be managers.
Very cool, hoping to see more of this in the future. Good job team
The TODO list mentions optimization, so probably not on par with the status quo yet, I'd guess.
There's also an Apache 2 licenced decoder mentioned, perhaps with exactly this in mind...
I think I may have read your review (did you make an article online?) and I'm now happily using Bitwarden. I just signed up for premium, not because I want the features, but because I want to support what they're doing.
I can't help but feel this is a little "Boring Dystopia": he's demonstrating "Hey, here's how we keep people fiddling with the thing that they own, because it's bad for business". Decidedly unsettling.
Nitpick: 'didactic' should be 'eidetic'.
> Knowing what the foundations are that the edifice you've constructed sits upon allows you to affect repairs when it crumbles unexpectedly. Finally get to use this bit of knowledge: 'effect' (the verb) was the word you…
Good article. Nice calm tone, interesting points. Seems like a good addition to the conversation.
Does this suggest that sending messages via Signal on a stock Pixel Android phone for example, is fairly straightforward for the police to intercept? Why are people paying so much for 'security' when our everyday…
"reeks" was the word you wanted, I think
That's how I pronounce it in my head, too, but I still know what it means. All is well here.
'In practice' is correct, no?
Win11 requiring TPM2.0 feels like it's edging ever closer to such an age... Can the latest iPhones boot unsigned OSs yet? I'm guessing the jailbreakers aren't _that_ fast.
Surely the successor should be SQLite. Tabular data like CSV, easy to view on different mediums, free and open source, single file databases. It has to be this, right?
Argh, surely if we all agree that paying for journalism is a good thing, we should do what we normally do for such things - take it from taxes?
"An online virtual reality surgery training simulator." Sounds like great fun if it's open to the public :D
This scares the heck out of me too. It just seems like such an obvious next step. "Oh you run linux? Do you not trust the government, or are you trying to hide something?"
If I'm not mistaken the power-input is via USB-C: does that imply the existence of a USB-C controller already?
Outstanding. What a clever, cheeky fellow. Obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/327/
Now _that_ is pretty funny. I wonder what the company name is. Even the PDF of the incorporation certificate doesn't show the name.
> We only really care about the end result of a Pull Request (in the context of Github) Hmm, I'm not sure that's true. Imagine if this excellent commit got squashed, there'd be something really lost:…
Anecdotally, I can certainly relate strongly to the quotes you pointed out.
This note is perhaps conflating hardware with software. It sounds like a reasonable solution to me for each university or school to have some small server hardware running free software that supports their online needs.
Schools seem so fundamental to creating the fabric of society, to me. To have a school system under the contractual obligations of a company, whos common primary incentive is wholly financial, seems like a good way to…
Not sure if it's related, but consistently the best engineering managers I encounter are those that do not want to be managers.
Very cool, hoping to see more of this in the future. Good job team
The TODO list mentions optimization, so probably not on par with the status quo yet, I'd guess.
There's also an Apache 2 licenced decoder mentioned, perhaps with exactly this in mind...
I think I may have read your review (did you make an article online?) and I'm now happily using Bitwarden. I just signed up for premium, not because I want the features, but because I want to support what they're doing.
I can't help but feel this is a little "Boring Dystopia": he's demonstrating "Hey, here's how we keep people fiddling with the thing that they own, because it's bad for business". Decidedly unsettling.