Notices by Morten Linderud (foxboron@chaos.social), page 2

TIL;
You can use `systemd-creds` to store wireguard private keys in `systemd.netdev` files.

#systemd #wireguard #security #til

> Omarchy takes security extremely seriously.

Sure buddy, your `SigLevel = Optional TrustAll` says otherwise!

https://github.com/basecamp/omarchy/blob/master/default/pacman/pacman.conf#L29

#Linux #Omarchy #Security

Is there a name or concept for when something becomes "mainstream", or the norm, it stops being "political"?

I'm wondering if one of the reasons why some people retain the position "keep politics out of F/OSS" is because FOSS "won"? It becomes the norm and people stop considering it to be political movement?

#OpenSource #FOSS #freesoftware

@resmo
Please don't use the distro written by the fascist guy. Thanks.

Lol, #framework decided to sponsor Hyprland as well?

Did they swallow the entire #DHH pill?

Beyond disappointing.

https://xcancel.com/FrameworkPuter/status/1975925109647987101

Okay, hear me out.

#systemd has `systemd-detect-virt`, but what about `systemd-detect-fash`.

Fucking lol

@aetios @domi @eloy

"Problematic figureheads through the decades"

@domi
It's completely legitimate to feel conflicted in this scenario. It's fundamentally cool iconography.

But esr has strongly associated his own political views with the hacker culture he claims to represent, so it's a bit hard to disassociate these things at this point 🫠

@ncopa @AdrianVovk

Fwiw, the systemd maintainers are open to supporting musl and there has been progress on these parts because of postmarketos.

@mjg59

And the anti-vaxx email that Linus did a wonderful takedown of.

https://lkml.org/lkml/2021/6/10/903

https://lkml.org/lkml/2021/6/10/957

So, we did a thing.

https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/36914

#systemd #golang #go #rust

Localization is hard.

Google Titan costs 35 euros in Europe. 35 USD in the US.

They launched in Norway this weekend. What's the price?

35 NOK (3 EUR/USD).

How many can you buy? 10!

@luj @zacchiro @Zimm_i48

> Note that even projects that do monitor build reproducibility like Debian or Arch Linux only do it at a given point in time (when the package gets built) and not backward in time like we did in our experiment!

Arch does have an archive going back to 2016~2018, and we are able to reliably reproduce packages from way back when. Fwiw.

@luj @zacchiro @Zimm_i48

And there are better citations for the improbable aspect of reliably reproducing nix packages from when the topic was originally discussed inn 2016.

Only citing me is not giving me more fans!

@luj @zacchiro @Zimm_i48
Another aspect of this problem is whether or not the 91% figure, which is not mentioned in the paper, is this bi-effect of the decade of work by the reproducible build effort?

I'd be also interested if the 91% figure is inflated? nixpkgs consume entire package indexes where some ecosystems are more reproducible than others.

> Proposing something that contradicts the GNU Coding Standards is a non-starter.

Sir, this is a Linux.

Seems like #FOSDEM is not immune to the AI-fad as well, great.

Jack Dorsey wasn't on my bingo card either, really.

#VLC

@LaF0rge

I suspect foodhackingbase will have one