I haz sad.
Wanted to use an emoji in a class_name in Godot.
class_name 🧂Settings
For a plugin that scatters stuff! Would have been cool. Alas.
One must namespace stuff, but that pushes strings to the right along with the sense of what it says. Like:
"scatterSettings" <-- if you see that in a tight list-box all you see is "scatte.." and there's no way to know what kind of "scatte" it is.
Thinking of namespacing at the end of strings now:
"Settings_scatter"
How often do you use #OpenStreetMap #namespaces ? https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Namespace
#OpenStreetMap #namespaces #namespace #syntax
Remember Plan9: Linux Namespaces Are a Poor Man's Plan 9 Namespaces: https://yotam.net/posts/linux-namespaces-are-a-poor-mans-plan9-namespaces/ #linux #plan9 #namespaces #os #design #architecture #history
#linux #plan9 #namespaces #os #design #architecture #history
Do you add a `use` statement for things in the same namespace (when not needing an alias for it)?
#php #namespaces
namespace My\Project;
use My\Project\OtherThing; // <--- Do you do this?
class Thing {}
@phpmacher Ha! Thanks for speaking up. I had a #questions entry under my #Logseq notes that reads, "What the heck are #namespaces?"
PS: Nothing about the word "namespaces" would ever make me picture hierarchal tags in my head!
#questions #logseq #namespaces
📣The final part of our series of articles shows the variety of #usecases that are possible with #wikis in #knowledgemanagement. Is it better to create #namespaces or separate wikis? And is #multilingualism worth the effort?
https://bluespice.com/more-use-cases/
#BlueSpice #MediaWiki #knowledgebase #documentation #opensource #bestpractice
#usecases #wikis #knowledgemanagement #namespaces #multilingualism #bluespice #mediawiki #knowledgebase #documentation #opensource #BestPractice
Capsule is a multi-tenancy and policy-based framework for Kubernetes.
https://github.com/clastix/capsule
#Kubernetes #Capsule #MultiTenancy #Tenants #namespaces #infra
#kubernetes #capsule #multitenancy #tenants #namespaces #infra
quicktip #11: Making use of Linux namespaces for regular processes (without containers) with the "unshare" tool.
Here: Starting a bash shell in its own pid namespace.
#linux #namespaces #containers
Using #Linux network #namespaces and #wireguard to redirect all network traffic
https://www.wireguard.com/netns/
@ND3JR On a related note, while I agree about the criticisms of #systemd as monolithic, it is an INCREDIBLE improvement for running daemons. Ability to grant only certain #capabilities, restrict access to the filesystem or network via #namespaces (ProtectSystem/ProtectHome/etc), have a solid understanding of whether a daemon is running, etc. are great improvements in #security and usability. Also makes it a lot easier to write daemons. 1/
#security #namespaces #capabilities #systemd
Getting Started with Kubernetes: Allyson Larcom provides a list of common terms to help you understand how this container management platform functions https://buff.ly/300aHLG #containers #Kubernetes #cloud #terminology #nodes #pods #namespaces #volumes
#volumes #namespaces #pods #nodes #terminology #cloud #Kubernetes #containers
#InfoSec
> #Firejail: #Insecure Use of #OverlayFS as #Sandbox File System
> Firejail is a #SUID security sandbox program that reduces the risk of #security breaches by restricting the running environment of untrusted applications using #Linux #namespaces and #seccomp-#bpf.
> [...] a #RaceCondition [...] allows creation of or granting write access to arbitrary files.
https://unparalleled.eu/publications/2021/advisory-unpar-2021-0.txt
https://unparalleled.eu/blog/2021/20210208-rigged-race-against-firejail-for-local-root/
#racecondition #bpf #seccomp #namespaces #linux #security #suid #sandbox #overlayfs #insecure #firejail #infosec