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indieseek.xyz
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| | | | | A quick review of the Hotline Webring. How easy it is to join, what it's about and who's in it. | |
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apiratelifefor.me
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| | | | | Muppet Christmas Carol will forever hold place in #1 in my heart for "A Christmas Carol" adaptations. The 1951 version, named "Scrooge" is a very strong... | |
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ericlathrop.com
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| | | | | I've recently rediscovered the joys of RSS thanks to a RSS reader called Miniflux. RSS lets you subscribe to websites and automatically get notified when new content is available. RSS is a pull technology, meaning you control how often you check for content, can unsubscribe whenever you want, and don't have to give any information to the content provider. RSS has the usability benefit of making it easy to consume lots of information from many places very quickly. | |
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jmmv.dev
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| | | sandboxfs is a FUSE-based file system that exposes an arbitrary view of the host's file system under the mount point, and offers access controls that differ from those of the host. You can think of sandboxfs as an advanced version of bindfs (or mount --bind or mount_null(8) depending on your system) in which you can combine and nest directories under an arbitrary layout. The primary use case for this project is to provide a better file system sandboxing technique for the Bazel build system. The goal here is to run each build action (think compiler invocation) in a sandbox so that its inputs and outputs are tightly controlled, and sandboxfs attempts to do this in a more efficient manner than the current symlinks-based implementation. | ||
