We run production loads on 2.6 kernel. Please don’t ask questions.

Tab Grouping would be great if implented well.

Someone excitedly demonstrated to me how easy it is to code with copilot. They generated a bunch of code easily. And then proceeded to debug subtle bugs for longer than it would have taken to write it yourself in the first place.

And in the end they were still left with badly structured and maintainable code.

LLMs will do exactly what Stackoverflow has done, but more efficiently: allow profileration of bad/outdated solutions to problems, and application of those with no real understanding.

More garbage code and more work for the few people who continue to actually read manuals and understand what they are doing.

What are the other solutions?

Running GUI programs as root is going to introduce you into a world of pain. But you have been warned now, so if you proceed, let the pain become a learning experience, young padawan.

RIP Bram

There is a lot of advice in this thread warning you about doing this. Please heed it. Instead, read more about how permissions and file ownership works.

Have you managed to get Google Wallet/Pay working?

I would not say easily. And even if you pass SafetyNet, your banking app may still not work. I have one, and I haven’t figured out what it checks for, maybe LineageOS name or something. Would probably have to tear the apk apart to find out.

Nothing so far seems to indicate Lasse Collin knew what was going on.

I feel sorry for him. Must suck working on an open source project for free and then get sucked into something nefarious like this. He must be under tremendous stress.

Long dark winters when everyone is home without socializing with people. You have got to come up with something to survive until the two week summer.

Long dark winters when everyone is home without socializing with people. You have got to come up with something to survive until the two week summer.

Create group, add users to group, create a new directory, chown it to the group, chmod g+s and done.

I would just rather see direct link than blogspam:

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/119.0/releasenotes/

Passwords will be brute forced if it can be done offline.

Private SSH keys should never leave a machine. If a key gets compromised without you knowing, in worst case you will revoke the access it has once the machine’s lifespan is over. If you copy around one key, it may get compromised on any of the systems, and you will never revoke the access it has.

And you may not want to give all systems the same access everywhere. With one key per machine, you can have more granularity for access.

What’s your threat model?

Personally I think full disk encryption with LUKS is the only worthwhile setup. Directory-based encryption software tends to be error-prone, and is much more vulnerable.

But those keybindings usually control flow…

Is there any good explanation of this somewhere?

For servers stability is most important, so Debian.

Does Gear Lever download appimages as well?

Or is it just a manager for manually downloaded appimages?