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mvirts

@ mvirts @lemmy.world

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  • It sure would be a shame if his software was covered by the gpl because it's statically linked against Qt or FFMpeg or any other library... 👀

  • Slurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrp

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  • 👀 *could be running a cryptominer

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  • In 2025 we boot a whole Linux system to display a logo.

    Does it run Wayland? :P

  • Recommendations for a source code hosting service

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  • My only input is gitlab is very complicated, never used the others

  • pegged

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  • Beer nog is where it's at

  • Linux users are about to face another major Microsoft Secure Boot issue

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  • My bios doesn't need to know what year it is

  • Linux users are about to face another major Microsoft Secure Boot issue

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  • For all of my personal machines secure boot is disabled.

    The main benefit is enabling signature checks on every piece of code that runs to start your machine. This is a good idea to prevent direct modification of the binaries involved. This will work as far up the chain as software supports, even to userland code although I don't know of any Linux distros do that.

    However, if you occasionally rebuild any of that software and can sign it yourself secure boot just moves the attack surface from the binaries into the build process. Any modifications made to the kernel, bootloader, or firmware before signing are included as trusted code and are vulnerable to malicious modification.

    Since I don't / can't verify every piece of code on my system, and rebuild Linux occasionally, and people have demonstrated secure boot bypass flaws, I prefer to disable secure boot entirely for convenience. Also, in a roundabout way this increases the security of my system because I won't get locked out for misconfiguring an update.

  • Please help

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  • Finally an air gapped machine I can trust

  • I dont want to enter a contract when consuming your product..

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  • Lol too bad they only wrote it in English

  • Realizing Arch isn't for me after updating broke VLC

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  • Yeesss come to the dark side

  • Everything web based

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  • It's terribad, the only glimmer of hope is web assembly and the related apis, but ultimately it's just adding another layer to the onion that will eventually have sensitive data and important interfaces to protect and require yet another layer on top.

    Also it's a sneaky way of exploiting foss without contributing back.

  • Him and Elon were cybering, calling it now...

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  • Maybe there are no hackers, just calculated leaks

  • Why does file:// not work?

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  • The Android way to do this is to open the file from some sort of file browser app and select Firefox from the list of apps that registered for that file type. Unfortunately it looks like Firefox doesn't register itself for html files.

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  • Wtf kind of article is this? This would be a great example of sampling bias.

  • Three Years of Nix and NixOS: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

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  • Heeby deeby what about the various ways to build fhs environments in nix. My largest complaint is actually that the nix ecosystem has disjointed, incomplete, and incorrect documentation. You can get through it, but it's often best to try reading the code in nixpkgs when things aren't working like the docs say. I've been getting by for a few years now and I don't really even know the nix language, I really should put the time in to learn it but I will when I need to.

    I'm very happy with how much nixos just works and doesn't let me break the whole os just because I want to try the latest version of blender 😅

  • C++ Encounters Of The Rusty Zig Kind

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  • 🤣 wtf did I just read

    Is this why C++ will never die?

  • A Higgs-bugson in the Linux Kernel

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  • Nope. I bailed when I read the words NFS and kerberos in the same sentence.

  • NIH Censorship

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