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A security researcher warned Microsoft in December about the exact attack vector that just got used to breach 3,800 of GitHub's internal repositories. They disclosed it in five tweets. Not their blog. Not their status page. Five tweets.
Let that sink in.
Apparently we've hit Act III of the ongoing decline of GitHub.
https://blog.ppb1701.com/phase-3-act-iii-the-building-is-on-fire
#github #microsoft #security #vscode #vscodium #bigtech #userhostile #blog #privacy #opensource #selfhosting #supplychain
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A security researcher warned Microsoft in December about the exact attack vector that just got used to breach 3,800 of GitHub's internal repositories. They disclosed it in five tweets. Not their blog. Not their status page. Five tweets.
Let that sink in.
Apparently we've hit Act III of the ongoing decline of GitHub.
https://blog.ppb1701.com/phase-3-act-iii-the-building-is-on-fire
#github #microsoft #security #vscode #vscodium #bigtech #userhostile #blog #privacy #opensource #selfhosting #supplychain
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A security researcher warned Microsoft in December about the exact attack vector that just got used to breach 3,800 of GitHub's internal repositories. They disclosed it in five tweets. Not their blog. Not their status page. Five tweets.
Let that sink in.
Apparently we've hit Act III of the ongoing decline of GitHub.
https://blog.ppb1701.com/phase-3-act-iii-the-building-is-on-fire
#github #microsoft #security #vscode #vscodium #bigtech #userhostile #blog #privacy #opensource #selfhosting #supplychain
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A security researcher warned Microsoft in December about the exact attack vector that just got used to breach 3,800 of GitHub's internal repositories. They disclosed it in five tweets. Not their blog. Not their status page. Five tweets.
Let that sink in.
Apparently we've hit Act III of the ongoing decline of GitHub.
https://blog.ppb1701.com/phase-3-act-iii-the-building-is-on-fire
#github #microsoft #security #vscode #vscodium #bigtech #userhostile #blog #privacy #opensource #selfhosting #supplychain
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A security researcher warned Microsoft in December about the exact attack vector that just got used to breach 3,800 of GitHub's internal repositories. They disclosed it in five tweets. Not their blog. Not their status page. Five tweets.
Let that sink in.
Apparently we've hit Act III of the ongoing decline of GitHub.
https://blog.ppb1701.com/phase-3-act-iii-the-building-is-on-fire
#github #microsoft #security #vscode #vscodium #bigtech #userhostile #blog #privacy #opensource #selfhosting #supplychain
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Peter Squicciarini released #VSCodium version 1.121.03429. https://vscodium.com/
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Peter Squicciarini released #VSCodium version 1.121.03429. https://vscodium.com/
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Peter Squicciarini released #VSCodium version 1.121.03429. https://vscodium.com/
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Peter Squicciarini released #VSCodium version 1.121.03429. https://vscodium.com/
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Peter Squicciarini released #VSCodium version 1.121.03429. https://vscodium.com/
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VSCodium - SCodium is a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Microsoft’s editor VS Code.
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VSCodium - SCodium is a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Microsoft’s editor VS Code.
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VSCodium - SCodium is a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Microsoft’s editor VS Code.
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VSCodium - SCodium is a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Microsoft’s editor VS Code.
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Hey, #AskFedi I need your help finding an accessible, cross-platform text editor that isn't #VSCode. If you don't know any, please boost anyway. Thank you!
I've been using VSCode for years--I think seven by now. For the most part, I was, and still am, happy with it; if you don't like MS metrics, you can switch to #VSCodium and it's very accessible even for a #DeafBlind user completely reliant on refreshable Braille displays such as myself.
However...
Microsoft's, shall we say, enthusiastic embrace of AI is warping VS Code, and I worry where it'll end. In short, I don't want all my eggs in one basket.
Sadly, the landscape of accessible text editors and IDEs is, to my knowledge, still relatively barren; #SublimeText has been dragging its feet (rather: utterly refusing to walk) for over a decade. If you want to get angry, this thread is the most appalling thing I've read all month (1), and the linked GitHub issue doesn't give me any hope this'll ever be addressed.
Am I really at the mercy of the whims of Microsoft or doomed to use a less feature-rich, extensible editor as my #IDE ?
I hope not!
So, what do you recommend? #Accessibility #A11y #Blind #ScreenReader
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Hey, #AskFedi I need your help finding an accessible, cross-platform text editor that isn't #VSCode. If you don't know any, please boost anyway. Thank you!
I've been using VSCode for years--I think seven by now. For the most part, I was, and still am, happy with it; if you don't like MS metrics, you can switch to #VSCodium and it's very accessible even for a #DeafBlind user completely reliant on refreshable Braille displays such as myself.
However...
Microsoft's, shall we say, enthusiastic embrace of AI is warping VS Code, and I worry where it'll end. In short, I don't want all my eggs in one basket.
Sadly, the landscape of accessible text editors and IDEs is, to my knowledge, still relatively barren; #SublimeText has been dragging its feet (rather: utterly refusing to walk) for over a decade. If you want to get angry, this thread is the most appalling thing I've read all month (1), and the linked GitHub issue doesn't give me any hope this'll ever be addressed.
Am I really at the mercy of the whims of Microsoft or doomed to use a less feature-rich, extensible editor as my #IDE ?
I hope not!
So, what do you recommend? #Accessibility #A11y #Blind #ScreenReader
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Hey, #AskFedi I need your help finding an accessible, cross-platform text editor that isn't #VSCode. If you don't know any, please boost anyway. Thank you!
I've been using VSCode for years--I think seven by now. For the most part, I was, and still am, happy with it; if you don't like MS metrics, you can switch to #VSCodium and it's very accessible even for a #DeafBlind user completely reliant on refreshable Braille displays such as myself.
However...
Microsoft's, shall we say, enthusiastic embrace of AI is warping VS Code, and I worry where it'll end. In short, I don't want all my eggs in one basket.
Sadly, the landscape of accessible text editors and IDEs is, to my knowledge, still relatively barren; #SublimeText has been dragging its feet (rather: utterly refusing to walk) for over a decade. If you want to get angry, this thread is the most appalling thing I've read all month (1), and the linked GitHub issue doesn't give me any hope this'll ever be addressed.
Am I really at the mercy of the whims of Microsoft or doomed to use a less feature-rich, extensible editor as my #IDE ?
I hope not!
So, what do you recommend? #Accessibility #A11y #Blind #ScreenReader
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Hey, #AskFedi I need your help finding an accessible, cross-platform text editor that isn't #VSCode. If you don't know any, please boost anyway. Thank you!
I've been using VSCode for years--I think seven by now. For the most part, I was, and still am, happy with it; if you don't like MS metrics, you can switch to #VSCodium and it's very accessible even for a #DeafBlind user completely reliant on refreshable Braille displays such as myself.
However...
Microsoft's, shall we say, enthusiastic embrace of AI is warping VS Code, and I worry where it'll end. In short, I don't want all my eggs in one basket.
Sadly, the landscape of accessible text editors and IDEs is, to my knowledge, still relatively barren; #SublimeText has been dragging its feet (rather: utterly refusing to walk) for over a decade. If you want to get angry, this thread is the most appalling thing I've read all month (1), and the linked GitHub issue doesn't give me any hope this'll ever be addressed.
Am I really at the mercy of the whims of Microsoft or doomed to use a less feature-rich, extensible editor as my #IDE ?
I hope not!
So, what do you recommend? #Accessibility #A11y #Blind #ScreenReader
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Hey, #AskFedi I need your help finding an accessible, cross-platform text editor that isn't #VSCode. If you don't know any, please boost anyway. Thank you!
I've been using VSCode for years--I think seven by now. For the most part, I was, and still am, happy with it; if you don't like MS metrics, you can switch to #VSCodium and it's very accessible even for a #DeafBlind user completely reliant on refreshable Braille displays such as myself.
However...
Microsoft's, shall we say, enthusiastic embrace of AI is warping VS Code, and I worry where it'll end. In short, I don't want all my eggs in one basket.
Sadly, the landscape of accessible text editors and IDEs is, to my knowledge, still relatively barren; #SublimeText has been dragging its feet (rather: utterly refusing to walk) for over a decade. If you want to get angry, this thread is the most appalling thing I've read all month (1), and the linked GitHub issue doesn't give me any hope this'll ever be addressed.
Am I really at the mercy of the whims of Microsoft or doomed to use a less feature-rich, extensible editor as my #IDE ?
I hope not!
So, what do you recommend? #Accessibility #A11y #Blind #ScreenReader
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the #stack i'm learning from: #freecodecamp (spine), #encode iOS app (refresher), #w3schools (reference), #scrimba #obsidian for notes, #vscodium for building.
16-week roadmap: #HTML → #css → #js → #react → #tailwind → #sql → #python → #p5 .js → #CAPSTONE
the self-admin structure forces honesty — no one's grading you. the work either happened or it didn't.
week 1: it happened.
weekly #wordpressupdates at: https://blogguerz.wordpress.com
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oh sweet baby jesus there's finally a #vscode / #vscodium extension that chmod +x scripts on save if they start with a shebang.
I used a plugin for sublime text years ago that did this, but every time I checked there was no equivalent for vscode. looks like this was first published about 7 months ago
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oh sweet baby jesus there's finally a #vscode / #vscodium extension that chmod +x scripts on save if they start with a shebang.
I used a plugin for sublime text years ago that did this, but every time I checked there was no equivalent for vscode. looks like this was first published about 7 months ago
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oh sweet baby jesus there's finally a #vscode / #vscodium extension that chmod +x scripts on save if they start with a shebang.
I used a plugin for sublime text years ago that did this, but every time I checked there was no equivalent for vscode. looks like this was first published about 7 months ago
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oh sweet baby jesus there's finally a #vscode / #vscodium extension that chmod +x scripts on save if they start with a shebang.
I used a plugin for sublime text years ago that did this, but every time I checked there was no equivalent for vscode. looks like this was first published about 7 months ago
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oh sweet baby jesus there's finally a #vscode / #vscodium extension that chmod +x scripts on save if they start with a shebang.
I used a plugin for sublime text years ago that did this, but every time I checked there was no equivalent for vscode. looks like this was first published about 7 months ago
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Посоветуйте норм светлые темы для #vscodium
Иконки тоже можете подогнать. Что-то смотрюб и все темы нихрена не читаемые...
(у меня светлое помещение и недостаточно яркий монитор, чтобы постоянно сидеть на темной теме) -
Si, comme moi, vous avez #GnomeSoftware qui prend 5 min à charger les données, où si l'extinction du pc met elle aussi 5 min, c'est sans doute à cause de dnf5daemon-server.
En l'occurrence dans mon cas c'est la vérification gpg d'un des 2 repos tiers que j'ai déclaré : #vscodium ou #librewolf (très certainement ce dernier vu les alertes lors de la mise à jour)
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Si, comme moi, vous avez #GnomeSoftware qui prend 5 min à charger les données, où si l'extinction du pc met elle aussi 5 min, c'est sans doute à cause de dnf5daemon-server.
En l'occurrence dans mon cas c'est la vérification gpg d'un des 2 repos tiers que j'ai déclaré : #vscodium ou #librewolf (très certainement ce dernier vu les alertes lors de la mise à jour)
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Si, comme moi, vous avez #GnomeSoftware qui prend 5 min à charger les données, où si l'extinction du pc met elle aussi 5 min, c'est sans doute à cause de dnf5daemon-server.
En l'occurrence dans mon cas c'est la vérification gpg d'un des 2 repos tiers que j'ai déclaré : #vscodium ou #librewolf (très certainement ce dernier vu les alertes lors de la mise à jour)
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I have also just learned about #VSCodium:
"VSCodium is a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Microsoft’s editor VS Code."
Now that #Microsoft is trying to force copilot bullshit into PR commit messages, it's probably time to jump off of the default #VSCode.
Bonus points: VSCodium, I believe, doesn't phone home a bunch of telemetry and other BS to MS.
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I have also just learned about #VSCodium:
"VSCodium is a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Microsoft’s editor VS Code."
Now that #Microsoft is trying to force copilot bullshit into PR commit messages, it's probably time to jump off of the default #VSCode.
Bonus points: VSCodium, I believe, doesn't phone home a bunch of telemetry and other BS to MS.
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I have also just learned about #VSCodium:
"VSCodium is a community-driven, freely-licensed binary distribution of Microsoft’s editor VS Code."
Now that #Microsoft is trying to force copilot bullshit into PR commit messages, it's probably time to jump off of the default #VSCode.
Bonus points: VSCodium, I believe, doesn't phone home a bunch of telemetry and other BS to MS.
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So DevContainers are really nice, but I'm a bit annoyed that we don't have a similar workflow for VSCodium due to proprietary bits from Microsoft
https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/discussions/1471
I know there's couple of workarounds and projects to make DevContainers possible in VSCodium but working with co-workers who are using VSCode will have a base image for a DevContainer that contains the proprietary vscode server and this breaks the whole idea of shareable environments.
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So DevContainers are really nice, but I'm a bit annoyed that we don't have a similar workflow for VSCodium due to proprietary bits from Microsoft
https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/discussions/1471
I know there's couple of workarounds and projects to make DevContainers possible in VSCodium but working with co-workers who are using VSCode will have a base image for a DevContainer that contains the proprietary vscode server and this breaks the whole idea of shareable environments.
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So DevContainers are really nice, but I'm a bit annoyed that we don't have a similar workflow for VSCodium due to proprietary bits from Microsoft
https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/discussions/1471
I know there's couple of workarounds and projects to make DevContainers possible in VSCodium but working with co-workers who are using VSCode will have a base image for a DevContainer that contains the proprietary vscode server and this breaks the whole idea of shareable environments.
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So DevContainers are really nice, but I'm a bit annoyed that we don't have a similar workflow for VSCodium due to proprietary bits from Microsoft
https://github.com/VSCodium/vscodium/discussions/1471
I know there's couple of workarounds and projects to make DevContainers possible in VSCodium but working with co-workers who are using VSCode will have a base image for a DevContainer that contains the proprietary vscode server and this breaks the whole idea of shareable environments.
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Anyone else's #VSCodium #Python Intellisense suddenly stop working? It got so finicky just recently 😅 according to online, apparently Microsoft's Python extension doesn't play well outside VSCode.
Anyway, for those wondering, it seems like the "BasedPyright" extension works fine for me. Just follow the install instructions on their docs website, set its import strategy setting to "useBundled" so it doesn't rely on Microsoft's extension. Has a bunch of other type hint features too.
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C'est vraiment hyper intéressant tout ce qu'on peut faire et à toute vitesse avec @typst . Je me suis amusé à reprendre un cours de 60 pages en #LaTeX puis un autre équivalent en #typst Pour LaTeX cela m'a pris pas moins de 3 jours pour tout refaire (sans les molécules que j'ai faites après). Pour Typst j'y ai consacré 5 h pour le même résultat (toujours sans les molécules). Il n'y a pas photo. Et la rapidité de compilation pour la prévisu est bluffante. Avec #VSCodium sous Debian c'est nickel.
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C'est vraiment hyper intéressant tout ce qu'on peut faire et à toute vitesse avec @typst . Je me suis amusé à reprendre un cours de 60 pages en #LaTeX puis un autre équivalent en #typst Pour LaTeX cela m'a pris pas moins de 3 jours pour tout refaire (sans les molécules que j'ai faites après). Pour Typst j'y ai consacré 5 h pour le même résultat (toujours sans les molécules). Il n'y a pas photo. Et la rapidité de compilation pour la prévisu est bluffante. Avec #VSCodium sous Debian c'est nickel.
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C'est vraiment hyper intéressant tout ce qu'on peut faire et à toute vitesse avec @typst . Je me suis amusé à reprendre un cours de 60 pages en #LaTeX puis un autre équivalent en #typst Pour LaTeX cela m'a pris pas moins de 3 jours pour tout refaire (sans les molécules que j'ai faites après). Pour Typst j'y ai consacré 5 h pour le même résultat (toujours sans les molécules). Il n'y a pas photo. Et la rapidité de compilation pour la prévisu est bluffante. Avec #VSCodium sous Debian c'est nickel.
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Peter Squicciarini released #VSCodium version 1.116.02821. https://vscodium.com/
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Peter Squicciarini released #VSCodium version 1.116.02821. https://vscodium.com/
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Peter Squicciarini released #VSCodium version 1.116.02821. https://vscodium.com/
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Peter Squicciarini released #VSCodium version 1.116.02821. https://vscodium.com/
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Peter Squicciarini released #VSCodium version 1.116.02821. https://vscodium.com/
