Notices by Wolf480pl (wolf480pl@niu.moe), page 3

@Miaourt AFAIK it's only dangerous if your threat model involves evil maids replacing your bootloader / initramfs with a backdoored one that's supposed to exfiltrate your disk encryption password.

@nihl do you think someone should make a sign that says
"Alcohol and private keys don't mix well together.
Never drink and sign."
?

@nihl but that's more of a tap than tun, isn't it?

@nihl
btw. I wish there was some VPN that would present cooked Ethernet frames to the OS, with source macaddr derived from pubkey. Among other things, this would allow meaningful gateways in VPN routes, unlike OpenVPN tun, where the vpn process is its own router with its own routing table, separate from OS one.

@nihl
For me it feels like it mostly shoves problems under the carpet. From what I've read, it looks like something good enough for the simple usecases, but if you need anything custom, it won't let you do it.

@BlackButler
IRL

@kurisu
My apologies, ma'am.

@izaya
Looks interesting indeed. What kind of network topology are you gonna go with?

@kurisu
Sowwy I tried to sound British

@314
good... mwehehehe goood!

@jacek
And then there's Calendar, which I don't even know how to use...

Can't we just all agree to count time in SI seconds since 1970, a.k.a. TAI-10, and ignore all that day of month stuff?
@sir

@izaya
So now you can build a homelab on the floor, on the ceiling, and on the roof with friends?

@izaya
Those table legs seem strangely familiar.... is this LACK?

@kurisu
Good morning, sir. Please, have a nice day.

See @izaya ? Even though my avi clearly says I'm not cute, @tn5421 thinks I am. A clear example that avis don't change what people think about you.

@314 @gudenau

@awilfox
As seen by your example of x86 and wayland, there's often a tradeoff between empowering users and maintenance burden.

I think it's good that you support x86 and wayland in AdelieLinux, even though you don't like it, and have every right to not do it.

Eg. you could say that wayland-related packages should be maintained by someone who likes wayland, or dropped if no such person is found, and that'd be IMO perfectly fine. That'd be sacrificing part of the empowerment of users over your burden, not your feelings.

OTOH, if you said that you will never accept wayland package into your repositories, even if someone else takes care of all the burden it creates, then I'd say it's against the spirit of Free Software. Because that'd be sacrificing part of the empowerment of users to your feelings. That would be spending extra effort to make sure $feature will never be added.

Now let's think of accepting MIME emails. If someone objects to it, then probably it interacts with some software in a bad way.
So accepting such emails is additional burden for some (all?) developers.

But would they still be against MIME if someone volunteered to fix all problems MIME creates? I don't think they would.

@kurisu
Don't forget VMs and TrustZone

@kyzh @phoe
boosting is same as posting

@redsPL more cranes

@ice @phoe @kyzh @jeff
but doesn't that mean he "enabled" nazis?
does that make him a "nazi" too? :think_bread: