Actual Linux Market Share could be Higher
Steam doesn't agree. It's a 2% there. I don't know which site would report more than 5% market share for linux.
It only mentions /r/piracy and /r/torrents on the page. Nothing about lemmy, so I assumed it was maintained by somebody in one of those subs.
Thanks. Which is the canonical one? rentry.co or the wiki?
Also, is the wiki limited to members of the dbzer0 instance or can anybody sign up? And how is quality maintained?
So the certs end up in these files:
- /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt
- /etc/ssl/certs/ca-bundle.crt
- / etc/pki/tls/certs/ca-bundle.crt
Only the first one is mentioned on stackoverflow as being used by Go on debian.
Curl seems to have its default location compiled in by passing --with-ca-bundle ~~, but after installing curlFull and running curl-config --ca, it doesn't look like that was used and the "default" path is guessed.~~
Looking further in the curl derivation there are these lines for darwin :
lib.optionals stdenv.isDarwin [
# Disable default CA bundle, use NIX_SSL_CERT_FILE or fallback to nss-cacert from the default profile.
# Without this curl might detect /etc/ssl/cert.pem at build time on macOS, causing curl to ignore NIX_SSL_CERT_FILE.
"--without-ca-bundle"
"--without-ca-path"
]
So, check the value of NIX_SSL_CERT_FILE outside nix shell and within. The path might have to be set there. I dunno how to do that automatically with nix shell, so it might have to be done manually.
If you pushed to github, that key is there forever! (very few exceptions). Regardless, if you pushed it to any machine you don't own, assume it's compromised and rotate.
Could you provide more information? Snippets of the config that are relevant e.g custom TLS certs config, what does the flake look like, self-signed TLS certs? What exactly is breaking? curl https://localhost:8080/something ?
Have you compared the environment variables?
We need federation... Gitlab ain't gonna do it, ForgeJo doesn't seem to have enough people to work on it (programming language is Go, so any takers?), and the only federated / distributed alternative that's really there seems to be radicle.
Radicle is nice, but very limited at the moment. Discovering other repos isn't easy (no search), the issue pages are quite plain, but at least everything is stored in git.
But the most recent statistics showed why wind and solar are on track in 2024 to exceed coal generation for an entire calendar year
...
EIA previously reported that renewable generation eclipsed coal in 2020 and 2022 and then repeated the feat in 2023. But those figures notably included other resources such as hydropower. Now wind and solar are posed to overtake coal on their own.
I thoroughly enjoyed Jeremy ranting against C/C++ for an hour. Preaching to the choir.
Privacy dies in thunderous applause. Good job on voting in the conservatives and ludites everybody (or not voting at all)! A+ participation in democracy.
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Are there any opensource alternatives to these things? Could they save themselves this whole hassle, just get the alternative and cut their budget in half with a yearly donation?
Anti Commercial-AI license