This. Although not enthused with the all in use of AI tools, I dont have a problem with it being used to generate code. So long as a human is responsible for the PRs that go into the project. The bigger issue is the push around sacrificing proper security posture and process. As I've said else where, for a company that sold me and many based on their security and privacy stance, its an odd position to take, and probably why I will be moving on closer to my subscription end

Things can be 2 things

For me I really only use Proton for its mail. I am considering thunderbird pro / thundermail, they are more expensive than my proton mail plus subscription, but I feel like it also contributes to the development of the thuderbird client

I self host Vaultwarden and use it also for 2FA codes (with a local copy in ageis authenticator) I have a nextcloud that does calendar and has inbuilt office in a pinch, and file sync

he was calling devs that wanted to security test new features before release, slow losers. An odd stance for a company that sells based on its security reputation

I still have 6 months on my subscription - if I cancel I can keep using it until that time is up while I decide on a replacement?

I have an invite to thundermail, seriously considering it. Its not as featured as proton mail, but then I dont use most of the proton features in my mail plus subscription. I have 6 months left on my pre paid proton subscription, so its something to think about.

but how does it sound?

Rust builds a unicorn

Ice House ?

put your conversions in krunner like the foss gods intended

No these were the official local releases for Region 2 and Region 4 (Europe and Australia/New Zealand) They were shaped like Photon Torpedos, there were 7 released for TNG, and then same again for DS9, VOY and ENT. I believe the came out a year or so before the US started getting them, but I cant remember. I still have all my Torpedo sets in a box. I rebought what has come out on Bluray too, as I am a completionist when it comes to trek

I watched TNG on horrible VHS tapes of late night airings, as that's all I had available until I paid $190AUD per DVD season in the early 2000s!

she didnt talk him down to 17?

I followed the compose file in the docs with podman and it was fine, configured headplane as the management gui inside the same compose. I then later converted the compose to a quadlet and it continues to be fine. I leave it alone, it leaves me alone

I think this lets you host that management connection yourself.

No, but if you wanted to do that, headscale is the answer

Tell them I hate them

frame

Wanted a steam frame, but I guess I'm keeping my OG HTC Vive at this rate

A pair of scissor pairs

oci repositories support signing artifacts, container trust policies are a thing. bootc repos are both signed and are distro repos, ostree Fedora and ublue are using it

Just because quay.io or hub.docker can be accessed without signatures or trust doesn't mean there aren't repos out there using it.

trusting an oci repository is the same as trusting a distro repository, if its a dodgey unknown you got from god knows where and you cant verify, dont use it