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Interesting about the security note and WASM re: the Neovim version. (see here: https://github.com/glacambre/firenvim. More specifically here: https://github.com/glacambre/firenvim/blob/master/SECURITY.m...)
Does this open up an attack surface on users using vim/neovim? This page seems to indicate that neovim (and this) do not run in a sandbox already.
Can anyone with more knowledge on this expand on that?
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Looks cool, if it wasn't for the SharedArrayBuffer usage I would use this one over the current one I used for my desktop environment in the browser. I have Vim on there if anyone is interested in checking out a different version.
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You don’t want any modern conveniences? Not even stuff from here[0]?
[0]: https://github.com/tpope/vim-sensible/blob/master/plugin/sen...
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A front-end GUI for interacting with the AI Horde / Stable Diffusion distributed cluster
If I recall (need to Google it but am out and about at the moment), Safari won’t evict if you’ve installed it as their version of a progressive web app (share button -> “add to Home Screen”).
(I say “their version” because they still lack a number of things most PWAs use, like more robust service workers for background operations, notification support, etc)
A few months ago, I decided to play around with IndexedDb (for the first time) and PWAs and created a Stable Diffusion web interface that stores data in your browser. [1]
I have thousand of images stored as base64 strings in Safari on iOS since the beginning of October and it’s all still there!
Granted… this is a web app installed as an “app” on my iPhone’s Home Screen. So, IndexedDb inside Safari itself may still behave as you say.
It was recently written up in PC World [2] as part of an article about a distributed cluster of Stable Diffusion clients [3].
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