I would not call landstrip and opencode-landstrip as stable software just yet, but at least I've started to forget that the sandbox is active, unless it asks for a new permission.
I hit a bug in every two or three days, and the code base becoming less of a chaos i.e., all the convergence metrics are pointing to the right direction :-) Windows was quite rotten up until recent releases when I got some great feedback from an actual dog food eating Windows user.
While the most of the sandbox implementations taken the obvious container approach, I modeled a coding agent as follows:
1. A coding agent are bit like web browsers.
2. Thus, the process model for a sandbox should be modeled from a browser tab.
Based on these premises I made a Linux-container-free implementation, which protects the sensitive data with a combination of Landlock and SECOMP filters in Linux, Seatbelt (SBLT) in macOS and Win32 AppContainer framework in Windows, and adheres to Anthropic Sandbox Runtime JSON policy.
The chose approach has also many robustness benefits. E.g., nested containers are not required for CI runs.
My 3rd inference engine will land to Landstrip in foreseeable future. It will be be part of the sentinel layer for I/O, which protects the secrets even when prompt injection attacks are in effect.
@micahilbery Yeah, I'm definitely not a fan of the genAI stuff from them either, but I do still like that Bitwarden is open source and only $20/year for the individual sub.
My usage of Proton Drive has mainly been backing up my sporadic phone photos and occasionally sending larger files to friends/family, so, fairly light usage. I'm deciding between Filen and kDrive; kDrive offers way more storage for the base price, but Filen does e2ee and has a lower starting price beyond its free tier
Yeah, I’d love to not live here at this point. The whole thing is an accelerating disaster. The medical system is a disaster without the vaccine nonsense too.
@dani Yes, thankfully it's usually pretty dry. We do have some humidity spikes, but they don't normally coincide with the really nasty heat. I'll attach the readings from the last couple days from my outdoor thermometer. I can't convert all the output to C though, sorry. Oh, and I would love to move. LOVE it. But this is my wife's home town. I'm not sure if we'll ever get out. We also have kids in school, so even if we do it won't be until they're finished with their educations.
Microkorg was based on same DSP family as EA-1 and MS-2000 but from Microkorg's VST version you really cannot the same aliased crunch as from EA-1 :-) It's the combination of DSP but also DACs have their own flavor for the sound. EA-1 is the undisputed king of digital acid :-)
Yes, but it's opt-in. If you've heavily modified your Omarchy install, you'll need to bring those changes over to Quickshell yourself. So don't want to force it on folks.
