sandboxing as in appdomains? what's the point?
sandboxing as in appdomains? what's the point?
Tdoes ironpython on mono do anything better than netcore?
AExecuting user generated code. Mono seems to have a decent sandbox so I'd like to experiment with it
AIt very much is a workaround but regular python literally cannot be sandboxed at all
PI wouldn't use Mono as a sandbox...
Pthere would be many ways to escape it as it's not designed for that
Ti wonder if you'd be better off just running c# compiled to wasm :when:
Tor python compiled to wasm for that matter
Ti feel like defining a wasi interface would be easier than filtering BCL calls by the looks of mono "sandboxing"
PWASM is the true sandbox yeah
Ahmm. i'll have a look at WASM then, forget it exists. might just implement my own VM though in that case
Llol my only physical windows machine bricked itself from an update today
an automatic update changed EFI vars or smthn and tripped up bitlocker
an automatic update changed EFI vars or smthn and tripped up bitlocker
Gbruh
Aah bitlocker, the most perfect technology, absolutely impenetrable... well unless you happen to have the key which is stored ON THEIR SERVERS
Ahonestly bitlocker is best left disabled
Aand i'm saying this as someone who has bitlocker enabled cause im too lazy to turn it off
R.NET BlogRichard Lander
We're closely following the progress of WebAssembly, including WebAssembly System Interface (WASI). There's a new experimental workload in .NET 8 for WASI that extends the capabilities of Wasm towards the Cloud.
Rwasmtime can host WASM in dotnet
Rand then you can compile c#-dotnet to wasm 
Rthey link to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5u1UaqkPZbg
YouTubestevensandersonuk
A quick overview and demo of an experimental new .NET package that can create isolated .NET runtime instances for running code in a sandbox.
Rthis is also quite cool to add 'mods' to a game 
Ayea i was looking into this, would use it to compile python and then execute that. i was looking at wasmer as it goes, seems to have good sandboxing. might write my own VM anyway though cause it doesn't need to be overly fast
Rive wondered how much work it is to write your own VM
Adepends on the type of VM. many are very simple though
Rfor wasm i mean of course
Aoh right
Ra microkernel with wasm binaries is still on my list. would probably just use wasmtime or wasmer i guess
Anice. wasm seems very powerful indeed
Respecially because everyone and their mothers can target it these days
Ahardly surprising, the world is becoming more and more web based. if apps don't target the web they will eventually get left behind
Rye
Awouldn't surprise me if future versions of windows slowly drop desktop elements and become more web based
Afor no other reason than that MS then get as much control as they want
Rive been using wgpu-rs in my engine WebGPU but not on web. a standardized cross platform GPU API + shader code that you do not need to support manually. it is the dream
WebGPU but not on web. a standardized cross platform GPU API + shader code that you do not need to support manually. it is the dreamAyeah
Rin the past ive worked on games with magic `XML shaders so they could do string-based combination of stuff and have a manual translator
Aoh yeah i've seen those
Athe OpenPBR reference shader uses that. which is completely stupid as it means there isn't actually a code reference. it's just XML files
Ai'm sure these XML shaders have their place but certainly not for reference shaders. unity shader graph and stuff though absolutely
TThere's a new programming language, Onyx, which only compiles to WASM, and the runtime is a WASM VM
https://onyxlang.io/
https://onyxlang.io/
The Onyx programming language, by Brendan Hansen.
TPretty neat
Aheh nice
Rthat too, if you make your own PL: just target the wasm VM and you can run it everywhere 
Acan't say i'm on board with these new jetbrains icons. they are very dull, uninspired, and almost corporate looking tbh
Akinda a shame
Swere they drastically different before?
A:rider: :clion:
Ano, but they weren't just block color squares
Ai know i'm nitpicking, it's an icon after all. but to me these old ones seem far nicer
Scompanies looove changing icons that don't need changing
Spatreon is the best example
