i feel ashamed to have thought it was just a modpack for minecraft initially but looking at a few videos it really is an entirely different beast!
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My scepticism is that this should've been done within the coreutils project, or at least very closely affiliated. This isn't an area of the linux technical stack that we should tolerate being made distro-specific, especially when the licensing is controlled by a single organisation that famously picks and chooses its interpretation of "FOSS" to suit its profit margins.
On a purely technical level, GNU coreutils should very seriously consider moving to rust if only to counter alternatives before it's too late. While these utilities work well in C (and usually stay secure thanks to the Unix philosophy limiting the project scope), FOSS projects are continuing to struggle with finding new contributors as younger devs are more likely to use modern systems languages like Go and Rust. Not to mention that any project using Rust as a marketing tool will appeal to anyone rightfully concerned about hardening their system.
fedora has been this for myself. maybe tweaking every now and then to fix whatever edge cases I've run into but it's the least painful distro I've used so far
SAS drives are much cheaper if you're fine with getting a controller card
Not quite the same but you might like the Linux from Nothing series, building out a Linux install from first principles.
Obviously lots of linux youtubers have done videos on linux from scratch too but the step by step nature is pretty enjoyable to watch.
Pasta sauce is insanely easy to hide veg in. Just cook them all down in a pot and blend until smooth - they won't ever know the contents!
you can bulk out your protein with lentils too.
Tesla is the only car company on earth that has every single existing model subject to a recall.
Do they not provide an md5sum? I've never seen anyone check an app's integrity issuing public keys
I think it's a Lemmy thing. on Sync if i tap the image it's blurry unless i tap onto the post itself, which I presume links to a full resolution image instead of the compressed-to-shit thumbnail Lemmy uses for your feed
I've just set up vaultwarden recently and at least for that solution I can just log into my selfhosted database and grab them from there, but the inconvenience is still enough to put most people off.
Does this account for the fact that it's a username password combo that makes it compromised? Just because [email protected] used hunter2 as his password and got it leaked doesn't mean my credentials are at risk even if i used the same password.
I guess even then we're meant to be using random strings etc but that's pretty difficult when most people on the internet are old enough to remember when password managers that automatically generated secure passwords weren't a thing. When you're told to never write down a password and had to remember it manually you just created a universal password that you'd jam into everything else.
I'm curious, how well has Musl been for software compatibility? How did you resolve any that came up?