...which was written in 2015, so also outdated.
Scrolling up they recommend avoiding Purism hardware because > In particular, the Intel Management Engine is a severe threat to privacy and security, not to mention freedom, since it is a remote backdoor that provides…
Long time user of Firefox on desktop, but recently moved away from Firefox on android after reading that it's "much more vulnerable to exploitation and inherently add a huge amount of attack surface".…
I rarely come across a piece I disagree with so vehemently, at such a core level. My conclusion is rather: The politics of the Anthropocene will be democratic and horrible. This article has pushed me more firmly into…
Agree, there's clearly more left-leaning stuff on here than other positions.
Dunno, but I think so. It's on this list: http://copyfree.org/standard/licenses I'm sure the people on ##copyfree over at irc.freenode.net know more than I do.
Yeah, the coil is much more lawyer-y than that one.
Copyfree, but still lawyer-y: http://coil.apotheon.org/
I prefer copyfree licenses http://copyfree.org/ and usually release stuff under the Copyfree Open Innovation License (COIL) http://coil.apotheon.org/
I'm afraid I don't follow. What secrets are you referring to? Secrets in the code running on the lambda can't be seen by anyone. If you mean secrets to invoke the lambda I usually have lambdas be completely open (no…
Not having a server at all is the easiest. I run my front ends on S3 / CloudFront. Backend is run on Lambdas, with state stored in DynamoDB/SimpleDB (can't wait for serverless Aurora though!). create-react-app and…
...which was written in 2015, so also outdated.
Scrolling up they recommend avoiding Purism hardware because > In particular, the Intel Management Engine is a severe threat to privacy and security, not to mention freedom, since it is a remote backdoor that provides…
Long time user of Firefox on desktop, but recently moved away from Firefox on android after reading that it's "much more vulnerable to exploitation and inherently add a huge amount of attack surface".…
I rarely come across a piece I disagree with so vehemently, at such a core level. My conclusion is rather: The politics of the Anthropocene will be democratic and horrible. This article has pushed me more firmly into…
Agree, there's clearly more left-leaning stuff on here than other positions.
Dunno, but I think so. It's on this list: http://copyfree.org/standard/licenses I'm sure the people on ##copyfree over at irc.freenode.net know more than I do.
Yeah, the coil is much more lawyer-y than that one.
Copyfree, but still lawyer-y: http://coil.apotheon.org/
I prefer copyfree licenses http://copyfree.org/ and usually release stuff under the Copyfree Open Innovation License (COIL) http://coil.apotheon.org/
I'm afraid I don't follow. What secrets are you referring to? Secrets in the code running on the lambda can't be seen by anyone. If you mean secrets to invoke the lambda I usually have lambdas be completely open (no…
Not having a server at all is the easiest. I run my front ends on S3 / CloudFront. Backend is run on Lambdas, with state stored in DynamoDB/SimpleDB (can't wait for serverless Aurora though!). create-react-app and…