Posts by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
(DIR) Post #B6dhuhRAc8RpKmNhgW by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@navi @novenary @AdrianVovk @swick @bb010g how much internal architecture do they really assume? i've almost implemented login1 myself and did not get that feeling at all
(DIR) Post #B6duMaWX6vWtRzxElE by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@lanodan @novenary @AdrianVovk @swick @bb010g @navi the thing is that all this standardization and in general putting in work to be compatible with all the variety of internal details that nerds vehemently disagree about online takes away so much precious time away from working on the actually important goal: shipping a real alternative platform to the massive userbase of normal people who have no idea what an init or a logind is
(DIR) Post #B6eLV0Em5cV8HLsvwG by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@navi @novenary @AdrianVovk @swick @bb010g seat, power, session, and device management are inherently coupled problems. a session is on a seat, holding control of power, uses devices. what would be the actual point of artificially decoupling those?
(DIR) Post #B6fJmde7IMNC2SjM4O by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@navi because if there are any apps in the desktop session doing something that shouldn't be interrupted or have unsaved changes, the power button should present a dialog showing which app has which reason to not power off right now. apps should be able to prepare for sleep by saving data. the system should not autosuspend while packages are being updated. and so on.if you don't understand why inhibitor locks are important, your system is only usable by unix nerds, and a subset of them at that.
(DIR) Post #B6hCPTvMxnJprcjOGe by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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>"oh a new private message, I know that person">acceptMatrixError: [502] Failed to make_join via any server (https://mozilla.modular.im/_matrix/client/v3/join/!…)mmmmmmmmmm yes i love #matrix
(DIR) Post #B6iScY5gZpmoyVlkv2 by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@swick one thing I do like about dedicated sockets (like security-context-v1) is that they're kinda capability-shaped (in the proper sense not the silly linux caps sense) (very vaguely and weakly but still).. But yeah, a general "what sandbox is on the other end of the socket" API is a very practical need right now
(DIR) Post #B6iScYcIcZsGbf1nkm by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@AdrianVovk @swick right, you can attach metadata in security-context, but that's sort-of optional in practice? Many compositors don't really care about app identity, e.g. in Sway the only policy is "if connected from security-context, then hide all 'privileged' protocols like layer-shell", nothing more complicated, so effectively that new socket is a strictly-reduced-capability one vs. the original connection
(DIR) Post #B6vNanCNSfRAXJinAW by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@angelastella pero pero pero… si hay algo que se llama "FIN" de semana, cómo lo vamos a partir en dos así y ubicar un día al final de la línea y el otro al principio de la siguiente línea? la norma cuida la integridad física del finde xD
(DIR) Post #B7nHcojstvtfOArM3s by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@ariadne can you make the "overclock the washing machine" meme(*) real?(*) very niche meme that only those who watched buildzoid during a particular time period would remember
(DIR) Post #B7pa2b8EIoCiCsbqYy by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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today in gratuitous overconsumption (by my standards okay??): the save icon ssd cage has arrived yay
(DIR) Post #B82fXv0EGODRtnMcF6 by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@ariadne why does this sound like discovering some drug dosage trick
(DIR) Post #B872vlKIxweEPtvsH2 by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@ariadne hmmmmmm I was about to say "stable sounds old" but apparently 7.1.x is stable..maybe it's just straight up the lack of hack: efi/libstub: mitigate t14s exit_boot_services() failure lol, don't run fully stock kernels on that particular laptop
(DIR) Post #B8P9f4Lks7UcHsblNQ by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@ariadne printers have gotten pretty good imo! driverless IPP is everywhere and for inkjet, ink tank models are almost the norm now
(DIR) Post #B8SWONOnfvnIrdvCFc by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@ariadne we should start calling it DickWiki, continuing the Dickbar tradition
(DIR) Post #B8fNpZphM6dTuCdaHA by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@ariadne what in the actual fuc-
(DIR) Post #B8qh4MqZkAGISNWumG by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@ariadne the market can stay irrational longer than blah blah…
(DIR) Post #B9G3IzKtVahdG3iBma by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@ariadne the worst part is that the sewage contains a lot of highly addictive drugs. well you did mention the loop already… yeah the question of the century is how to make the more human-centric things compelling and interesting enough to more than a niche group of nerds
(DIR) Post #B9ZPEb3BfS33XA0ysy by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@ariadne seems to be suspended already?
(DIR) Post #BA7ltTdGm6JL8Wz5Ky by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@ariadne @zhuowei those clouds mostly (all?) use KVM, so they'd need to pass a kernel cmdline parameter to enable nested.. (not sure if the VMM needs something to enable it also but it wouldn't be much)It's likely that they intentionally don't enable it because something something attack surface something something pay us more $$$ for metal instances
(DIR) Post #BAQORGE8LMApKbjJ6O by valpackett@social.treehouse.systems
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@ariadne very nice, reminds me of freebsd's cap_net(3)..what's the mechanism for crossing domain boundaries? I have sockets-passed-over-sockets in virtio-gpu cross-domain but that's not very generic hehe