Is there any way you can force it to use only software that’s crypographically signed (not hashes)?

My understanding is that nix uses a mix of source-based packages that are automatically pulled without verifying the sources crypgographically.

Can I install nix securely (eg with apt) to run inside the free CI runners provided by GitHub, GitLab, and Codeberg?

Thanks. I haven’t looked into podman much. It came up in our research, but I saw cosign in the docs and assumed it had the same vulnerabilities. I’d be curious of how to use podman with GPG (and assume you’re talking about the publishers signing the release, not me signing it?)

Do you have any examples of popular, public images that you can use with podman, and verify the signature with GPG? Do you have any link to any guide that shows how to do this?

ah, final rinse with freshwater makes sense. You’re not thaat abusive ;)

Pots look great! Thanks for sharing

As stated in OP, my understanding is that induction-capable stainless steel use a less corrosion resistant (nickle-free) outer layer.

You wash that in salt water, and it doesn’t rust?

I thought Meyer was one of those mega corp crap brands?

• https://www.worseonpurpose.com/p/your-cookware-got-worse-on-purpose

Have you ever dropped a cast iron dutch oven half a meter onto the glass-topped induction cooktop?

1x 28 cm coil + 2x 18 cm coils + 1x 14 cm

It replaces a gas range whose flame diameter is pitiful by comparison, but nobody with gas complains about this. I assume a 3-ply pan with a thick aluminum middle should eliminate that concern, since it’ll transfer the heat effectively through the whole pan – even if it’s just a small center circle flame.

my pans all have a cold outer rim

Which pans do you use? Is it clad with aluminum? If so, how thick is the aluminum layer?

Yikes. Yeah, warping on the bottom is a big no-go for induction. The heating loss is pretty exponential the further it is from the ceramic glass top above the coils.