Gabriel Garrido
ggpsv@social.coop
<p>Software, Linux, books, synths, coffee, plants - in no particular order. </p><p>Posts auto-delete after some time, most are unfurled and archived at <a href="https://garrido.io/microblog/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="">garrido.io/microblog/</span><span class="invisible"></span></a></p>
Posts
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Post #3189324
Great blog and series of articles on privilege dropping and separation when using Go. https://log.0x21.biz/posts/go-privdrop/
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Post #3189323
Just salvaged a couple of SCOBYs from a SCOBY hotel that I had left unattended for 9 months. Safe to say that&#39;s a new record for me! The top-most was in pretty bad shape and went straight to the compost bin along with the following three or four SCOBYs. I am hopeful that remaining ones will be viable once they go through one or two kombucha cycles. They were still fully submerged, but could easily have contaminated. Unfortunately there aren&#39;t enough homebrewers around to share...
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Post #3189322
Discovered Synth History by way of seeing their latest print issue at a book store. Some personal highlights include Q&amp;A with Alessandro Cortini: https://www.synthhistory.com/post/interview-with-alessandro-cortini Also, learning that Adam Granduciel of The War on Drugs carries his own filter coffee kit when on tour. Can&#39;t help but do the same on most of my travels: https://www.synthhistory.com/post/the-war-on-drugs-recommends-tour-edition Three brief Q&#39;s with Ryuichi...
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Post #3189321
There is no shortage of opinions of Board&#39;s of Canada latest album. Went through my first listen during an unfathomably long boat trip, and I&#39;m just grateful for the experience of it all. Everything and all the things. https://boardsofcanada.bandcamp.com/track/you-retreat-in-time-and-space #listening
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Post #3189319
Great interview with L.M. Sacasas, author of one of my favorite sites, The Convivial Society. &gt; The underlying question has to do with our vision for human flourishing: What is the good that we are after? If our vision for human flourishing is to optimize the self as a node in the technologized market network and serve that system to become efficient consumers and producers, the tools that help you get there are of a certain sort. But if human flourishing consists in relationship, in the...
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Post #2181661
Spent most of yesterday and today doing a write up on #podman rootless containers in light of the #copyfail exploit. I use containers for all sorts of things, and I run most of my infrastructure on Podman using rootless containers. For a while I had been meaning to do a write up on how you can use features in Podman to practice defense in depth for containerized workloads. Copy Fail proved to be a great example to use when talking about containers, user namespaces, Linux capabilities, and mor...