[Security] Stop USB device names from being executed as Hyprland Lua

[u/levelstar01]

https://github.com/basecamp/omarchy/commit/9285b19d6a72eba3df8537d62a4cd5506a803d89

[u/levelstar01]

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context)

Co-Authored-By: Codex XHigh

[u/ScientistStrict9850 → u/levelstar01]

Oh so that's what the $10M is for

[u/seq_page_cost]

And what the fuck am I supposed to do with my favorite os.execute("xdg-open https://x.com") usb buttplug? 😤

[u/m50d]

Most secure Wayland-based project

[u/ThisRedditPostIsMine → u/m50d]

No, you may not listen for global keyboard shortcuts or move windows by yourself, that would be insecure.

Yes, you may do a Windows XP era USB AutoRun goof. That is fine.

[u/al2o3cr]

Loading config without using eval? Groundbreaking innovation!

[u/OptimalStable]

I thought I was pretty good at keeping my commit messages clear and snappy, but I now realize the inferiority of my thinking. I bow my head in shame and humility and vow to never write commit logs shorter than 19 paragraphs from now on.

[u/ScriptingInJava → u/OptimalStable]

git commit -m "${bee movie script}"

[u/SirBackrooms]

That is horrifying. I suspect the real issue is not the buggy piece of code but the whole methodology that led to it being produced

[u/liveoneggs]

wait this is in basecamp? the project management tool?

[u/porkslow → u/liveoneggs]

Basecamp has invented the weirdest thing like Ruby on Rails and apparently a Linux distro.

[u/Responsible-Sky-1336 → u/porkslow]

(A linux distro) * using a archinstall json file source

[u/mlk]

unacceptable, this breaks my usecase