IMO, one way to retain the power user crowd is to do the hard parts that they might have skipped themselves. For a couple examples: - after selecting your observability apps, every _other_ app could automatically…
This is neat! I've been building something very similar for personal use. I may lift a little bit of the app manifest part. I'm a little surprised that there's just one backup app, instead of each app coming with its…
It's weirder still because you often don't actually have to register with a party, even to vote in the primaries like other commenters have mentioned; it depends on which state and which party. [0] For example, I just…
Did qwen actually release those robotsuite weights? I can't seem to find them anywhere.
Funny timing! I just finished migrating my NAS containers all to be rootless last weekend. "Migrating" because secrets management was a bit of a pain. I ended up with pretty close to the same design as this article…
Makes sense, thanks for that context. I knew that linux kernel dev happens over email, but didn't piece that together with commit signing. > I wouldn't personally want to be held accountable for a commit I'd never so…
Yeah. The agent can create commits and those commits are signed (`commit.gpgsign true`). I'm treating it like...you can hold me accountable for that commit and the commit came from my computer. That feels like the right…
Secretive (and the similar built-in functionality [1]) both allow you to require TouchID too. I found an okay balance using two SSH keys: one for commit signing (w/o TouchID) and one for everything else (requires…
I think that's why I like prerelease (and sealed, generally) the most of any format. For day 1 prerelease, a lot of the players are reading the cards for the first time. For sealed later on, even if you know the meta…
Personally, I'm pretty excited for this commit which fixes the slow WiFi I've had with the combination of my ISP's modem/router and my laptop. https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/711a9c018ad252b2807... Hope it gets…
Agreed with everyone else. Scrcpy is amazing and is so easy to use.
I think we agree? I can't tell if you meant this as additional support for what I wrote or as a rebuttal. Regardless, yeah, I don't think that's wrong or misleading. I only meant to say that because there are exceptions…
Agreed. I think my takeaway from the water usage deep dive was about the scale of the numbers and a better intuition about water usage, but also that you really need to consider each data center uniquely. He'll say in…
In my opinion, this was a great debunking of Benn Jordan's infrasound videos. When I first saw his videos, they didn't quite sit right with me. I was reminded of the arguments people made about WiFi and 5G. But I…
This is a very cool project and I'm happy to see it getting traction here. I stumbled upon it when I was looking to build something similar and surveying the state of the art...then I realized you built _exactly_ what I…
Do you have any more info you could add about that topic, or a direction to point me? As far as I know, (systemd-)pcrphase is for measured boot, but I'm not sure how that interacts with signing keys. As someone who…
It isn't necessarily smaller. See https://github.com/PegorK/f32
>Google Messages - for most of the last 8 months RCS was broken on GrapheneOS, but it's back now and Google messages is still the only option for messaging with family members on iOS. I'm glad to hear that's finally…
That's so frustrating with Claude. If I need to widely search the web or if I need it to read a specific URL I pasted, I always turn to ChatGPT. Claude seems to hit a lot more roadblocks while trying to navigate the web.
Personally, I've really enjoyed using bootc for both my personal laptop and my NAS. I really like the NAS use case because I can build the ZFS kmods for that specific version of Fedora CoreOS in CI/CD. If there's any…
This makes sense to me. I guess I'll start hunting for the equivalent of `govulncheck` for Rust/Cargo. Separately, I love the idea of the `geomys/sandboxed-step` action, but I've got such an aversion to use anyone…
Depends on your workflow, I guess. I don't need to handle that case you noted and we delete the branch on remote after it's merged. So, it's good enough for me to delete my local branch if the upstream branch is gone.…
You don't get a blue bubble for using RCS. That's still reserved for iMessage exclusively. (At least, on iOS 26 in the US on T-Mobile)
Yeah, this is closer to what I do, too. I was surprised not to see a Containerfile in the linked github repo in the article (https://github.com/lthms/tinkerbell) I found working with normal `dnf` and normal config files…
I can confirm that the Odroid H4 Plus also supports in-band ECC. If I remember right, Memtest86 showed different stats when I ran it with in-band ECC enabled/disabled though I didn't have a good way to test that an…
IMO, one way to retain the power user crowd is to do the hard parts that they might have skipped themselves. For a couple examples: - after selecting your observability apps, every _other_ app could automatically…
This is neat! I've been building something very similar for personal use. I may lift a little bit of the app manifest part. I'm a little surprised that there's just one backup app, instead of each app coming with its…
It's weirder still because you often don't actually have to register with a party, even to vote in the primaries like other commenters have mentioned; it depends on which state and which party. [0] For example, I just…
Did qwen actually release those robotsuite weights? I can't seem to find them anywhere.
Funny timing! I just finished migrating my NAS containers all to be rootless last weekend. "Migrating" because secrets management was a bit of a pain. I ended up with pretty close to the same design as this article…
Makes sense, thanks for that context. I knew that linux kernel dev happens over email, but didn't piece that together with commit signing. > I wouldn't personally want to be held accountable for a commit I'd never so…
Yeah. The agent can create commits and those commits are signed (`commit.gpgsign true`). I'm treating it like...you can hold me accountable for that commit and the commit came from my computer. That feels like the right…
Secretive (and the similar built-in functionality [1]) both allow you to require TouchID too. I found an okay balance using two SSH keys: one for commit signing (w/o TouchID) and one for everything else (requires…
I think that's why I like prerelease (and sealed, generally) the most of any format. For day 1 prerelease, a lot of the players are reading the cards for the first time. For sealed later on, even if you know the meta…
Personally, I'm pretty excited for this commit which fixes the slow WiFi I've had with the combination of my ISP's modem/router and my laptop. https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/711a9c018ad252b2807... Hope it gets…
Agreed with everyone else. Scrcpy is amazing and is so easy to use.
I think we agree? I can't tell if you meant this as additional support for what I wrote or as a rebuttal. Regardless, yeah, I don't think that's wrong or misleading. I only meant to say that because there are exceptions…
Agreed. I think my takeaway from the water usage deep dive was about the scale of the numbers and a better intuition about water usage, but also that you really need to consider each data center uniquely. He'll say in…
In my opinion, this was a great debunking of Benn Jordan's infrasound videos. When I first saw his videos, they didn't quite sit right with me. I was reminded of the arguments people made about WiFi and 5G. But I…
This is a very cool project and I'm happy to see it getting traction here. I stumbled upon it when I was looking to build something similar and surveying the state of the art...then I realized you built _exactly_ what I…
Do you have any more info you could add about that topic, or a direction to point me? As far as I know, (systemd-)pcrphase is for measured boot, but I'm not sure how that interacts with signing keys. As someone who…
It isn't necessarily smaller. See https://github.com/PegorK/f32
>Google Messages - for most of the last 8 months RCS was broken on GrapheneOS, but it's back now and Google messages is still the only option for messaging with family members on iOS. I'm glad to hear that's finally…
That's so frustrating with Claude. If I need to widely search the web or if I need it to read a specific URL I pasted, I always turn to ChatGPT. Claude seems to hit a lot more roadblocks while trying to navigate the web.
Personally, I've really enjoyed using bootc for both my personal laptop and my NAS. I really like the NAS use case because I can build the ZFS kmods for that specific version of Fedora CoreOS in CI/CD. If there's any…
This makes sense to me. I guess I'll start hunting for the equivalent of `govulncheck` for Rust/Cargo. Separately, I love the idea of the `geomys/sandboxed-step` action, but I've got such an aversion to use anyone…
Depends on your workflow, I guess. I don't need to handle that case you noted and we delete the branch on remote after it's merged. So, it's good enough for me to delete my local branch if the upstream branch is gone.…
You don't get a blue bubble for using RCS. That's still reserved for iMessage exclusively. (At least, on iOS 26 in the US on T-Mobile)
Yeah, this is closer to what I do, too. I was surprised not to see a Containerfile in the linked github repo in the article (https://github.com/lthms/tinkerbell) I found working with normal `dnf` and normal config files…
I can confirm that the Odroid H4 Plus also supports in-band ECC. If I remember right, Memtest86 showed different stats when I ran it with in-band ECC enabled/disabled though I didn't have a good way to test that an…