I'm struggling to find where I can browse these RHEL images. Do you have any insight?

edit: they can be found here https://quay.io/organization/hummingbird and more documentation is located here https://gitlab.com/redhat/hummingbird/containers

Don't "security venders" detect and report most of these types of attacks already today?

Do they? :)

They look great, I like the idea a lot. Awesome work!

thank you!

I haven’t had issues with rootless networking but I run pretty simple apps. I gave up on podman-compose though and run individual commands to create podman objects. Once rootless containers are in the same pod you can access other containers in the same pod over localhost

I embraced pods and now I don’t think I would want to go back to docker without them.

Once I get everything built the way I want I dump the config to a yaml with “podman generate kube” for future reference.

It’s also nice being able to use systemd service files to start/stop everything, and podman has a command to generate those too.

Podman has a Docker-compatible service API, so you can use it via docker-compose.

Went kayaking in Lake Powell last year. Locals were saying the lake was down 30 feet (!!) from the past couple of years. I have no idea if that sort of fluctuation is common but that was enough to make me feel very concerned about the water situation in the southwest

It's a larger drop than usual.

https://mead.uslakes.info/Level/

Was it worth kayaking? I've wondered if there are interesting parts to explore.

Here’s a simple game I wrote in vanilla js (client side) two summers ago

https://www.mouse-movement.liammahoney.dev

Heads up it doesn’t work on mobile. Also there some bugs at the end of the game I never got around to ironing out.

Code: https://github.com/LiamMahoney/mouse-movement