When I'm contributing? Yes ofc. I cannot make PRs if I don't understand what/how code does

OSS contributors read it though

Wait, wasn't that yesterday?

All my accounts are linked to my personal info. I don't feel any restrictions on my speech freedom.

Maybe it's because my behaviour and mindset maturity is >7yo that I don't feel the need to blurt-and-hide. I own all I say.

They are not stealing. They are merely expanding boundaries of the term "our code"

Dying ssd?

@iiii bb and termux are suspended when phone goes into powersaving sleep

Vimking!

Webserver in your pocket!

@max19931 can't check it ATM. However, while git was frozen in the UI I saw interactive popups saying that it could not find some key in a KC. And it only after I close that popup by clicking on Cancel (or smth like it) and doing the same for all the other similar popups does the git command unfreeze.

It's a freshly installed MAC dedicated host (AWS).

I still fail to see how this is a security measure...

I'm assuming that if git found those ci/cd keys in KC it would not prompt me for anything in UI...

chrome doesn't like it -- keeps reloading the page :/ Incognito too

FF works OK tho.

Idk, tongue still tastes the best. Boiled, with mayo and peas -- yummy!

Or ears. Oh my, the ears! Those crunchy little ears - what a snack! The trick is not to overcook them.

Terminal limbs' segments make a nice meat jelly, along with the remainder of the head. Too bony for cooking, too big to throw away..

Then what... Intestines are no good - not enough meat anyway. Internal organs, however, are another story. Livers, cooked with wine, peas and mashed potatoes. Well boiled stomach. Heart, cooked in a red sauce. Lungs - for dumplings [yummy, haven't made them in a while..]

@max19931 why did it drop it to keychain...? I passed it as a cli arg and expected it to be used for that invocation alone -- I did NOT ask it to do anything with secrets' caching/storing/fetching/doing anything with kc.

Genuine question.

Wdym 'were'? We all still are. Only bigger, wiser and with more xp, though bigger ambitions and more expensive toys

@retoor @kiki

"There's a fly on a wall !!!!"

ahh, flashbacks :)

to pay taxes. You harder to pay taxes when you're not living

@kiki HA! I would NEVER run a prod server on ubuntu. Attack surface is just too large to even begin to comprehend it. I'd have to apt-purge AT LEAST half of preinstalled packages.

As for desktop use, it's probably OK, as the risk rating is rather low.

@retoor cinnamon is cool tho

@max19931 access attempt...? Why would it try to access the logged in user's keyring?

I'm doing git clone with a repo token for auth.Why the hell does it even touch the GUI session's keyring..? wtf does it need from it?

@Ranchonyx in terms of slownes and underperformance - yes

Chatgpt. I'd use claude, but its too easy to hit token limits for free acc

@antigermanist that's what she said

I agree it sucks. But to be fair, talking to a client in a non-respective way is NOT professional. I'm all for standing your ground and having a spine. But in a calm and professional way. Not demeaning a client and definitely not raising your voice.

I'm only mentioning this because you said 'professional'

@Demolishun JackScript?

@antigermgerm Befriending LUKS and LVM in a new setup.

Finally made it work. Here's how, should anyone ever be in the same situation: https://dev.to/netikras/...

@antigermgerm well, I couldn't test the luks-LVM mounting and discovery mechanism before system boot otherwise. And rebooting into a LiveUSB every time is quite tedious, because I have to luks-open, kpartx, mount my host's system into /mnt with all the virtual filesystems from a LiveUSB runtime, chroot, make changes there, update-initramfs and reboot. A bit more tedious than just vi-editing one of the initramfs scipts, ain't it? :)

@cuddlyogre indeed.

@antigermgerm okay mr. non-noob, any particular instructions on how to do that in initramfs shell when chrooted and in a vi session and your vt100 control codes fuck up and mess up the whole tty?

@Demolishun It goes both ways I guess :)

Isn't it car jacking when you lift a car with a jack? 😁