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Great project! I have had conversations along these lines with my colleagues for quite some time now. Will definitely try.

The docs mention cloudinabottle.toml but the app repos all have openhost.toml. Did you folks change the name of the platform?

Also, can you point to how the unified auth works? Couldn't find anything in the manifest spec.


Yeah, it was called Openhost for a while before changing to Cloud in a Bottle. Either filename works.

It proxies requests from the user to installed apps, and adds a header 'is-owner'. Apps have to be built to respect that header - some apps do this by running their own little proxy/sidecar that will detect that header and inject saved credentials.


*oath. For a while it got me wondering how OAuth figures in all this.


Do we need a 'no means no' campaign for LLMs?


Do what you are asked to ≠ Your duty.

Duty of a warrior is to fight for his country/tribe/side. Duty of a king might be to reduce suffering for his subjects.


Historically, no. It's like Tennyson: Theirs not to make reply, Theirs not to reason why, Theirs but to do and die.


Can you please elaborate on what kind of problems you have faced with uboot?


* John Oliver has entered the room


It will just be a matter of time when the "authority" turns its back on the elites.


I think you have to fill in "additional details" field for it to work. I did it and it worked alright


Oh, I wouldn't have thought to submit the report without filling that in.

The console has: "service error: RpcError"

The POST hangs up before it completes, and it seems to be because the JS can't lift a auth token for my Google account, maybe.


> because in the end it wasn’t the size of the asteroid, the scale of blast, or even its global reach that made dinosaurs extinct – it was where the impact happened

> An impact in the nearby Atlantic or Pacific oceans would have meant much less vaporised rock – including the deadly gypsum. The cloud would have been less dense and sunlight could still have reached the planet’s surface

Makes you wonder what life on earth would be like if the impact happened a few minutes earlier or later.


https://registry.npmjs.org/ is down, affecting our builds


So is https://hub.docker.com which is why I am here and not doing useful work.


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