Using nix to install Ansible, oof you're hurting me..

For a while I've been saying it's a pity we hadn't been regularly trusted-timestamping everything before that point as a matter of course.

The only company that appear to be taking a different tack on this are https://www.slate.auto

Anyone know of any others?

Malware scanners are such trash.

There are very few pieces of free software that don't lean very heavily on top of a mountain of other free software that make it possible, and I think the author would be surprised how much of that was written by people who strongly disagreed with his worldview and considered him a "bad guy".

See also the "lite assertions" mode @ https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/LibstdcxxDebugMode for glibc, however these are less well documented and it's less clear what performance impact these measures are expected to have.

Native applications are a scourge, if only from a security standpoint.

Have been tempted to get one of these just for printing out tickets/QR codes so I can keep my dumbphone and not fight dried up ink cartridges etc.

If they ever get liquidated I wonder who's going to end up with that massive dataset of photos of people looking like a tit.

Or perhaps they'll pivot..

I can't be the only one to find the TALA output to be the worst of all the engines. I almost always end up using ELK.

We have examples here, though I need to add more.

https://d2lang.com/examples/elk/

I like ELK's output better sometimes too, e.g. the Golang Queue example. Choice is good