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Feels like CI/CD is still operating on a pretty optimistic threat model.

Yes - especially when you are building on GitHub hosted runners.

Enterprises who build within their own network typically have numerous safeguards on network egress. There is cost associated with that effort though and more friction to getting reliable, fast and repeatable build environments.

This eBPF firewall helps you lockdown that network egress on GitHub's cloud and gives you observability on what each build is reaching out to.


Next topic please.


Relaunched, featured in Github's Open Source Guides. https://github.com/FOSSmarks/FOSSmarks

Mirror:https://git.fsfe.org/fsfe-system-hackers/FOSSmarks


Conflicted copies?

I don't understand how that is never mentioned when talking about collaborating on documents.

Comments are worthless without track changes.

Someone make word obsolete by making track changes better.


If all editing is done in the cloud, I don't see any problems. MS Word isn't designed for collaborative editing.

That, or use something like markdown + version control.


Would love to see this for lease or buying cars...


Leasing is almost always more expensive, but there are some benefits. This page explained it well: http://www.edmunds.com/car-buying/compare-the-costs-buying-v...


Buy a reliable cheap car that's easy and cheap to maintain and repair. Pay it off as quickly as possible and run it for 10+ years. Your operating cost per mile over a vehicle lifetime like that gets measured in fractions of a dollar per mile.

My almost 13 year old car costs me something like <$.30/mile right now and getting cheaper the older it gets. So far, I've never had a repair that cost more than $300 and gas mileage is comparable to some hybrids. It cost me $12k new and I paid it off in 2 years so my actual purchase cost was something a bit higher, but I didn't let the financer recoup even half of their expected interest off of me.


The NYTimes did do it, it's just not as slick as the housing rent vs. buy calculator.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/21/your-money/car-leases-grow...

http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2013/09/21/your-money/To-...


In theory, leasing should be much better, since cars don't appreciate in value, negating one of the advantages of owning. In practice, lease prices are so high that it seldom makes sense to lease.


if you turn vibration off on your phone you can confirm phantom vibrations are real.


do you leave a sound on in case the battery dies?


Thanks! Missed that little tidbit.


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