What you talkin’ 'bout, Willis?

K3’s cluster, Gitlab, Ghost, Nextcloud, Elastic stack, and some other stuff.

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You can easily build it as an electron app.

It means setting installing a proprietary App Store made by Ubuntu on your box to run conatainerized apps made with far inferior integration with your desktop as compared to its open competitor, flatpak.

It enables your job to track you off hours. Did you go to a protest on the weekend your company doesn’t approve of? If you aren’t careful, you might give it permissions to your photos. If it’s some form of 2FA, it might desire access to your SMS. In earlier days, the Outlook app use to be able to wipe the phone, it is more sandboxed now. But can you see how allowing access to your private information is a bad idea? Just say no. If it’s for work related apps, they owe you a device to run it on.

That works, too. Glad to see people not trusting work apps on their private daily devices.

Demand they provide a work phone. Never put Microsoft’s stuff for work on your personal devices!!!

One of the only times I’d prefer a flatpak or a snap… Jail the hell out of that browser.

The ONE time I miss reddit awards.

Yeah, wasn’t suggesting they were. KDE uses them. Since they’re not willing to take user feedback, thought I’d mention it here.

Qt & C++ because KDE doesn’t allow feedback.

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Most vehicle head units are still running a low power version of Java 6 and have difficulty with nested levels of DNS CNAMES. I wonder what other problems that Java stack has that can be exploited?

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Nice try, fed. :P