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If the system I work on needs to be restored from a snapshot then I'll definitely be spending the weekend working. There are systems you can't just rollback and restore a snapshot and all is fine.

I'm old, I do prod changes Monday to Wednesday for that reason. I'm not paid to work on weekends. Sure, you can argue that people should be competent enough to never release software with a bug, but I sometimes fuck up.

Yes.

Angelfire shut down this year so not them at least.

Yet another uninformed take. Good job showing your ignorance

Seems completely irrelevant. Of course there are people on the right that doesn't feel sorry for the people on the left. A large portion of the right is completely brainwashed.

So it's good that Meta is interfering with elections in other countries because it did it in the past? That's a completely bizarre take.

How is it good that companies in the US is interfering with elections in other countries? Seems like a bizarre take.

Are you one of the guys that support the pedophile Trump and believe everything he says to he gospel?

> However, the level of social media amplification around this incident has brought scrutiny that is out of proportion to SSL/TLS’s place in our business.

This one I will use next time someone criticizes me.

Apple, Microsoft, Mozilla etc also vouched for eMuhdra right? (honest question, I am blissfully unaware of how this works)

He was asking, not putting forward an argument.

Trusting a CA that uses 4 as the private key is risky. If it's a small CA that issued certs that you don't need to consume, it would be an unnecessary risk to trust it.

No kidding. I am going to get on a plane in a few hours and travel for about 12 hours and stay at an Airbnb. There's no reality where I would try to get relocated to a different Airbnb because the host told me to do the dishes.

Besides, I don't even mind doing dishes. I find it relaxing.

My biggest issue is the dark theme, which makes it more or less impossible to consume for people with astigmatism. I looked at the page half a minute ago and my eyes are still trying to recover fully.

Telling how you skipped his first paragraph.

So, you're all-in on Mistral then? Do they offer something similar to this?

Good luck to a EU person getting "US AI people" extradited. They aren't even put on trial in the US.

Yes, that's why I wrote dual-use.

Direct attacks on civilian infrastructure can be war crimes. Data centers that host military workloads are not civilian targets.

I didn't misinterpret, you are using incorrect terminology.

They are often dual-use targets today.

Example quote from Azure documentation:

> Azure Government is used by the US Department of Defense (DoD) entities to deploy a broad range of workloads and solutions.

Calling such a DC a civilian target is essentialy incorrect now, and has been for years.

I did some reading of the docs and can't see anything in VS Code workspaces that would help.

Of course. Or, as we see here, they can critize the content that they thought was badly written. That's also allowed.

I do not really follow how you would avoid this if you are using WSL containers with dev containers. Wouldn't this be the default?

VS Code workspaces doesn't seem to offer any protection:

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editing/workspaces/worksp...

Maybe you use GitHub codespaces?

There are many things that would be good to lock down. NPM install comes to mind.

I wonder if I will be able to integrate this with dev containers somehow, so my dev container could run in stricter isolation.

I bet most people that reads blogs care about how they are written.

I will expand a bit further - all the data that was compromised in this breach is public by design in sweden, as far as I know. Not just the personal numbers.

There's also the weakness that the security relies ok this information being secret. Denmark make use the personal numbers for a form of authentication, but the numbers are readable to many people. In sweden, this data is public by design. Authentication happens using public/private key and other secure mechanisms.

A pro-Israel lobby group is against a woman that is critizing Israel? I'm shocked!

Regardless of how you feel about this woman - and even what the actual facts are - why would you use a Pro Israel lobby group as source for a topic like this? That's just bizarre.

Either you don't understand how to judge sources, or you are knowingly acting in bad faith. That makes your view completely irrelevant. Good job.

There are. You can get a protected identity if you have that issue.

The current system has been in place around 1770. There's some pushback against it the last few years.

It's not sarcasm, he is just following the usual behavior of people on the internet that can't admit to being wrong. Instead of just saying "oops", they go all in on stupid.