Very nice looking app, installed. Would be interesting if this integrated with Raycast.
I would suggest hiding the main window from the dock/switcher as when the window is closed it still presents the app title. Potentially NSApplication.setActivationPolicy(.accessory)
We have been using better-auth (open source) for a while, it was immediately a better experience compared to the existing (typescript) auth libraries. Plus no Nextjs lock-in, we migrated off Nextjs to Hono and only had to change the router.
This is amazing, love the ESP32 watchdog controller. Had a question about the keyboard - would it make sense for the keyboard to be hardwired to the laptop via USB-C and detachable to have one battery source?
> uncovering potential bugs that could compromise even these hardened environments
This seems to be a sensationalized statement. Apart from "trusting a black box" they didn't actually indicate an actual weakness, stating side-channel attacks as the obvious attack vector.
File-locking across branches excited me, support for visual diffing of uassets would be insane.
The platform screenshots as a git/github alternative didn't excite much interest as Plastic and Perforce are major players.
I found it harder than expected to locate a link to the git repos. A project that advertises as open source should have the git repos prominently displayed.
This was also a personal device, not one provided by the company.
Either the company should have provided a device, or the employee should _not_ be using a personal device.
They are using AWS Nitro instances for their enclaves. These can absolutely be run on-prem with self-hosted licensed software to perform the computational redacting.
I've built several massive-scale k8s systems for prior companies, all scaled using the underlying built-in primitives without extreme cost.
Where do you get the improvement metrics from? For instance: "5x faster deployments"