Ian Denhardt

the timezone database is not sensitive. We could pull the package in from upstream ourselves if we don't want to worry about fingerprinting based on possible distro modifications.

I discovered today that there is actually a way to detect the user's time zone (not just utc offset) from the browser: ```javascript new Intl.DateTimeFormat().resolvedOptions().timeZone ``` ...so that probably handles...

I can confirm. Looking at the changelog: ``` v0.304 (2022-12-10) Cap'n Proto has had several internal optimizations. We don’t expect a significant impact on Sandstorm but let us know if...

Yeah, rolling back to the latest stable capnp release fixes it; see #3677.

Seems to work for me.

Yeah, skimming through the install script it looks like there's some logic that tries to use port 25 if it's available.

Someone on IRC mentioned that for GitHub you can fetch PGP keys for a user account, e.g: https://github.com/ocdtrekkie.gpg Probably for that to work the package would have to actually mention...

Since the two specific items listed here are both done, we should identify next steps. I am not confident that enough is fixed for us to switch this back on...

Quoting Jacob Weisz (2021-04-18 13:57:23) > and the new seccomp filter at the same time, once you feel reasonably > comfortable with that I don't yet; right now anything with...

Another thing to track: with the current version of firefox the new etherpad package runs into an error, see: https://github.com/sandstormports/community-project/issues/15#issuecomment-1066958264 We need to fix that one way or another before...