tinyhitman

why would a consumer device need a randomized password?

Do you also happen to why this is not more common? Must be useful for more than just telephone wires.

> cloud provider had no virtual console for some reason.

Azure still hasn't got this. It has serial and does screenshots of the console, but no access to my knowledge.

Could be to allow use of local variables that do not leak into the scope this code is executed in. That's what I use this pattern for.

I don't know. As a developer there would be even more reason to be curious as to why the release binary is an order of magnitude slower then what is seen in development.

Cool, hoping this will become more common and easier done with help from distro's!

> and each app is isolated in a different user id

I always liked this idea; but wouldn't you run into issues with file permissions? And if not, wouldn't that mean that the program in question would have access to all your files anyhow, removing the benefit of isolation?

delaying SLA

I'm sure I do.

In the garbage language that we dont use anymore. Right? Right!? :)

Sane, but I'm greeted with a three-eyed avatar, lol.

Its not strictly the same. '1' is a number whereas '!0' is a boolean.

With steamcmd (the steam client CLI) one can download whatever version of their owned games they want.

Maybe prompt the user with a "use clean" or "use as-is" button (and "cancel").

and maybe a custom option; where you can toggle what is cleaned and whatnot.

and provide a "remember for this domain".

NotOnly-cache?