...isolating applications in mainline. Two of crosvm's defining characteristics is that it's written in Rust for increased security, and that uses namespaces extensively to reduce the attack surface of...

...lurking in break out sessions discussing the past, present and future of tech such as WebRTC, Servo, Rust, WebKit, Chromium, WebVR, and more. I also beat a few challengers in Street Fighter 2, as usual...

...corner-case performance issues ahead of time is called premature optimization, and is a path for frustration. Before having actual profile information from the actual software running, it is very hard...

...Collabora's multimedia team once again contributed a number of improvements across a wide number of areas. Frustrated by the inability to set the stride of each plane in the new rawvideoparse element...

...semantics, and trying to run generic userspace for all but the most basic tasks was an exercise in frustration. Instead, with atomic drivers, there is very little to go wrong: for the only one driver...

...environment by creating Stretch/SID VM Really, use whatever suits you best, but please create an untrusted test environment for this one. In the current tutorial it assumes “$hostname” is...

...would anticipate that it is. One security trade-off here is that we have to have a small amount of trust in the providing app. For example, continuing the example of Cheese as a webcam provider, Cheese...

...interchangeably, so be sure of the conventions used in the code base you might be working on. Do not trust your instinct on bytes vs. pixels here. Addressing a pixel How do you compute the memory address...

...org/cgit/users/smcv/ostree.git https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/users/smcv/xdg-app.git Binaries (no trust path, so only use these if you have a test VM): deb https://people.debian.org/~smcv/xdg-app xdg-app...

...an ‘intent to’ mail and sent the community it before submitting the patch. And then… I just felt frustrated of very skeptical responses. OTL The main reason of the objections was that webp which was...