It's time for all developers to learn about devcontainers and use them consistently. They're super easy to setup and run and would protect from most of what this worm does. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/devcontainers/containers is the best guide to get started if you use vscode.

They help only to the extent that you have completely isolated credentials: the hard part isn’t the container, it’s things like fastidiously using separate least-privilege credentials everywhere and not using tools or editor integrations which don’t support that style of work. Once you map your GitHub or AWS token into a container, it’s no longer useful as a security boundary.

Devcontainers are a much better solution, super easy to setup with VSCode and ensures the AI can't access your main machine.

Devcontainers are so useful when working with AI. Not only for rogue agents but rogue scripts/libraries they may download that try and exfiltrate your credentials.

I would love this for magic the gathering

The app and scanner is heavily inspired by Manabox. It's a great product, and I would have used that if they did Pokémon, but it's only Magic.

Disappointed Topo Chico isn't included. I've tried sparkling water all over the world and it's my favourite.

Topo Chico gang! It's my favorite too, in particular the 12oz glass bottles. I really like how it has thick bubbles and doesn't easily go flat.

Their 'Sabores' (flavored) line is nice too, even if I find it doesn't have that same bubbly-ness.

You can leave a bottle of Topo open room temperature for two days and by some magic it'll still be surprisingly carbonated.

I don't think Topo Chico qualifies as sparkling water, it has enough gas to be soda water.

Thank you for your contribution sir, I will try your Topo Chico.

Topo Chico is definitely a must try. Costco does a “Kirkland Signature Italian Sparkling Mineral Water” which is surprisingly good. Like Topo Chico, the Kirkland water maintains carbonation for what seems like hours post opening, unlike some sparkling waters

I've had a full shakedown at the airport in Brisbane asking for passwords for phone/laptop and they will confiscate for 2 weeks if you don't comply. I'm an Australian citizen. They also didn't let me call anyone so my wife was left waiting for 3 hours wondering where I was.

They could give all nearby residents free/subsidized solar + battery for their homes.

This empowers people making them feel less beholden to rising energy prices, and gives the data center more energy for its needs as the grid is freed up.

Honestly Linux has been so much easier to use since Claude / codex came out. Now I don't need to remember esoteric commands or scroll old forums to fix issues, Claude does it all for me.

Been using ubuntu + regolith as my daily driver for over a year now and haven't needed to use windows for anything. Almost all games all work well on Linux now too.

I built something similar a few years ago where the idea was "jackbox but coop games". It was way jankier than this though.

Would love to port some of those game ideas to this platform when you open up the developer platform.

I use Obsidian with a "daily-planning" template that has a bunch of typical journaling prompts. I customize it over time, adding new ideas and removing boring bits.

Current sections are: - Things to remember - List of 10 important quotes/mantras - What's on my mind - How am I feeling productivity/mood wise today - What do I most want to accomplish? - What would make today horrible? - Gratitude - Something Mundane, something that happened by chance, something I made happen

Do you fill out each every day? Sounds like a lot.