NeckBeardPrince

They aren’t blaming a random tool, where do you see blame? For you this information may not be relevant but for many people in the cybersecurity sector it’s very relevant and helps put these frameworks into the spotlight. Sharing knowledge is not a bad thing.

No thanks

Yes, all Apple does is CAD work.

What hardware do you think Apple uses to build their "professional" software on?

What?

Which they made in partnership with Framework.

I don’t think the Flipper market is trying to compete with devices like this.

Read the article

> gh config set telemetry false > ! warning: 'telemetry' is not a known configuration key

What's strange is if you check your `~/.config/gh/config.yml` it will put `telemetry: disabled` in there. But it will put anything in that `config.yml` lol.

> gh config set this-is-some-random-bullshit aww-shucks > ! warning: 'this-is-some-random-bullshit' is not a known configuration key

But in my config.yml is

this-is-some-random-bullshit: aww-shucks

Okay

Hashicorp, an IBM company

What would be a valid reason to allow this? That just seems mind-numbingly stupid.

Sorry, raw manifests and kustomize and a soupçon of regret.

No commits in 3 months.

Just straight raw manifest files.

Any public GitHub repo I can star and follow development?

Looks interesting. Any plans to make it self-hostable?

Which most people do anyway.

> This tool is not yet officially supported by Google. It is currently maintained solely by @braydonk, and unless something changes primarily in spare time.

No thanks. I'm done after Kaniko. https://github.com/GoogleContainerTools/kaniko

Was

I don't think you know what irony means.

Because the Docker Images and even the Demo site are all hosted in China. You're going to have a hard-time getting anyone in the United States to use this.

Also, not sure if this is on purpose or not, but you have private keys and tokens in the repo. https://github.com/veops/oneterm/blob/main/deploy/config.yam...

https://ntrs.nasa.gov. Get to downloading!

Please help me understand a $1500 lamp...

I think we have enough stuff out there called flux.

Don't see anything on Twitter #Mozilla going around. They did just seat a new CEO, so it wouldn't be unexpected.

So if you self-host you still have to pay to have 2FA?

Been a paying customer for about four years now, just renewed again today. It's been the best thing I've ever spent money on.

You're paying Kagi for privacy.

No HTTPS? No thanks.