AdrienPoupa

I read that as an upstream service they own, but I agree the wording a bit weird.

I recently switched as well. Being able to work in a large monorepo without the editor freezing and taking 15+GB of RAM was a strong selling point :)

My exact reaction when they override my cmd+e shortcut and change the default layout every two months :)

Oh, I was referring to `aquasecurity/trivy-action` that was changed with a malicious entrypoint for affected tags. Pinned commits were not affected.

Don't forget to pin your GitHub Actions to SHAs instead of tags, that may or may not be immutable!

I gotta admit you had me thinking this was serious until the `Remove lockfiles` section ;)

Every 2 years? More like every 2 days for GitHub Actions or Git operations those days :(

But then, your firewall or Cosmos is exposed to the internet waiting for a 0day to be released, and chances here they will not be updated as soon as it comes out.

VPN server is already what Tailscale does at this point. I'm not a shill by the way, just a regular user impressed by the ease of installation/use of their product.

I'd argue the easiest way to achieve this is to refrain from opening any ports, and using Tailscale to get remote access.

I love my work-provided M1 MBP Max and would possibly consider getting a personal Air at this price range, but the 8gb RAM is still a no go for me, even for $699. My SO has a 2015 MBP that's still solid, and I credit that to its SSD and 16gb RAM. I can't see 8gb of RAM being usable in 2034.