Similar: anuraos, https://github.com/MercuryWorkshop/anuraOS
Anuraos is special because it uses a js linux emulator to execute linux apps. Very, very slowly. But it's there and there is even gui support.
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Hmmm. Are you sure?
I have installed extensions from one furefox profile, directly to another, referencing the stored xpi file, without them getting removed.
Is it unsigned extensions that get removed?
Only pixels let you relock the bootloader after flashing.
Frustratingly, grapheneos only supports pixels because of that.
Do you have any examples of rustic having bugs that eat data? I couldn't find any precedent when I searched, which is part of why I used rustic.
restic is in go, rustic is in rust, both are memory safe typed languages.
Not a stupid question.
Cachyos to cachyos.
This matters. Firefox will refuse to do anything with a profile directory from a newer version of firefox. So if I switched to opensuse leap, or another linux distro that has an older version of firefox, then I might encounter issues with just directly copying the profiles.
Try looking on killercoda, which is katacoda's spiritual successor.
Could it be this?
Incus is a fork of LXD, so if you are usimg LXD the same issues apply.
Wow, this looks extremely promising.
https://sylve.io/guides/node/settings/authentication/users/
I would want RBAC, and single sign on tied into that, but they do seem to be aware and working to add it.
It's complicated. There's a lot of context to this, and even the debate in general.
One big problem is that there's a lot of money in this. If you "prove" something is real, and pretend it's a novel discovery, then you can try to sell a novel product that capitalizes off of that.
For example, there used to be a big trend in education, "evidence based learning". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evidence-based_education . The idea was science would be used to discover the best ways to learn/teach.
The problem was that the method of implementation would be software, or trainings. That you buy...
This reddit thread is a snapshot of the anger and frustration from that: https://www.reddit.com/r/Teachers/comments/jj6tvx/im_done_with_evidencebased_educational_research/
And of course, much of it was debunked later. Like learning styles, for example, were debunked. Although there was some good stuff, like spaced repetition, for which there is a FOSS app called Anki.
Psychology is kinda the same. People do science to try to back products, or trainings, which are then sold.
The inability to replicate these studies is ultimately not a failure, but a success. Science is still doing it's job.
It looks real. I am interested in the way they sandbox wordpress extensions, which have been cause of a lot of vulnerabilities, but I am wondering how they sandbox extensions that want more privileged access, like those that replace the content editing and site rendering features.
Well, more like was interested. From their github.
EmDash depends on Dynamic Workers to run secure sandboxed plugins. Dynamic Workers are currently only available on paid accounts. Upgrade your account (starting at $5/mo) or comment out the worker_loaders block of your wrangler.jsonc configuration file to disable plugins.
Okay, I hath returned. Here is what I am doing with FLuxCD and it's method of installing helm charts:
Okay, I'm cheating. :/ . I'm using Flux's method where you can have a secret that has values, and then I'm just including those.
But yeah, using an ENV var that pulls from a secret is probably better.
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Sample with fibonacci:
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2 main reasons.
Using cloud environments is a pretty cheap and easy way to do data prevention loss, which is what corpos call it when they implement measures to prevent data from getting leaked. If you store all the data in this and gate this behind 2fa, then getting the main device hacked leaks no data provided the "cloud os" is logged out.
Chromebook users. Docs suck, onlyoffice web sucks less.