does it work after rotate the key? Actually I tried, but this happening with deployed keys at user profile.
same here, https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/g40zcbvchny4
Zenmap also appeared, at least once :)
Exactly - but can transcoding be remote?
Very nice. Could this concept be applied to have ffmpeg running in webassembly, and over HTTP?
True! I had the same feeling.
Would be possible/make sense to use landlock on OCI/containers land?
I agree that re-use file format could a good option. BTW the used landlock go library has sort of example https://github.com/landlock-lsm/go-landlock/blob/main/exampl...
This seems pretty nice, as it using directly landlock API from the Linux Kernel (like pledge from OpenBSD). One feature I would like to have is like yaml description for some set of configuration rather that use all…
Seems very good and a good alternative to Gogs, Gitea and perhaps others. Any thoughts about who is using it (enterprise, open source projects, .., others)?
Seems good option. Can it works on windows too?
does it work after rotate the key? Actually I tried, but this happening with deployed keys at user profile.
same here, https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/g40zcbvchny4
Zenmap also appeared, at least once :)
Exactly - but can transcoding be remote?
Very nice. Could this concept be applied to have ffmpeg running in webassembly, and over HTTP?
True! I had the same feeling.
Would be possible/make sense to use landlock on OCI/containers land?
I agree that re-use file format could a good option. BTW the used landlock go library has sort of example https://github.com/landlock-lsm/go-landlock/blob/main/exampl...
This seems pretty nice, as it using directly landlock API from the Linux Kernel (like pledge from OpenBSD). One feature I would like to have is like yaml description for some set of configuration rather that use all…
Seems very good and a good alternative to Gogs, Gitea and perhaps others. Any thoughts about who is using it (enterprise, open source projects, .., others)?
Seems good option. Can it works on windows too?