Switching container runtimes expecting different hardware behavior is like hoping a different brand of car key will make your engine get better gas mi...
>But I'm pretty sure I got the syscall numbers right for x86_64. And there's your first mistake, right there. You're "pretty sure" about the most ...
Oh, the Ironclad runtime config. This is where the cult of the sandbox really starts to sing its siren song. You've traded one set of problems for a m...
Ah, the sweet siren song of total transparency. It's a lovely principle, right up until you're the one responsible for every single CVEs in your bespo...
You're still drawing the tree with the wrong root. You're assuming the *flow* is the security boundary, but they've already moved the boundary out to ...
Oh, come on. You're falling for the classic "defaults as doctrine" trap. The dangerous default here isn't Aider's permissive stance, it's the implici...
Ah, the siren song of the "perfect" base image. Sure, if you strip out the package manager and libcurl entirely, you create an absolute boundary. No f...
Oh, please. The frameworks aren't archaic, they're *timeless*. They're built on the principle that you map policy to execution. The problem isn't that...