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gitlab is good software. what's wrong with it? granted it can be a bit slow if you are selfhosting and do not give the server enough resources.

If you hijack the DNS, the laptop can be pwned quite easily. Think of all the coffee shops with unprotected routers out there.

Training interns maybe? Like they have these 3d simulated driving lessons pods now

Love your bait

Unfortunately, it's very crowded and all the rooms are perpetually full. Been there once, I think I only managed to attend one talk in total.

The whole point was someone could throws some cents and hack the site.

Can you share a patch or test program to test the issue?

I didn't think that your comment was about data access. I thought your comment was about the callous remarks by zuck. Most of the companies I work with treat customer data with extreme care and sensitivity and don't throw it around like silicon valley ad tech does.

You cannot understand it because you are possibly thinking of it from a utility perspective? People just do things because it's cool or keep themselves entertained. Mostly to keep themselves entertained.

I suspect you are projecting. This is not every tech company, not even remotely close. Maybe the big Silicon Valley companies have misled you into thinking that other software companies don't exist.

I wish cities would just outright ban private cars unless you get a permit for specific reasons.

I think killing animals for food is really quite different from the industrialized animal farming that we have today.

While we are at it, Can we have all non-vegetarians watch all the slaughter houses?

how are snowden and LE related?

"Sorry, this content is not available in your region."

Fact is they won't move back until they make a lot of money.

Fact is some things cannot be reversed. It's not about whether it can be or should be but if people want it to be reversed. Not too different from Climate change, Gun control and other (for me) black/white issues.

i haven't seen a real doorman in ages

I got a 403 from Germany

I don't think OPs comment was meant to be taken literally word for word. Breaking down language this way is hardly a productive way to discuss. OP is saying that most software has an expiry date, is this even controversial? All active software companies are constantly rewriting their stuff and would love to move to a more optimized stack, if cost of porting is not a factor.

I already miss rust and erlang articles

Yup, they just released Cloudron 10

Surprised to not mention Cloudron in the alternative list. Probably the biggest player in this space

Given that the most common case is running docker in server environments in VMs and the sysadmins are root, is this a real issue? Can you tell me an environment where a multi-tenant system runs docker?

If you lock down the docker user, is it a problem?

RunCloud now announced their new pricing :-)

> Wayland, by contrast, has a security model for the modern, hostile internet built in from the start.

And yet basic video and screen capture is not working for years now. Arbitrary rectangle capture still doesn't work on Ubuntu 16.04 in any tool I know of.

So they made it so secure to make basic features not work.

Why not just help with some tips here?

29?? Why is it so expensive?

Apologies for the dumb question but what technologies do blind people use today?