new orleans is less than 1m?

we don't have spinel itself yet though

lol mise.jdx.dev/dev-tools/backe…

i can fix this

neither, the pin should be part of the install instructions, e.g.: packslip install jdx/mise --pin ps1_nlhmwtfeufglxv5myvwvronk7a of course that does mean the initial pin needs to be sent over TLS but unlike a checksum this works for future releases without changing the pin

if the tool you're installing has a packslip manifest then yes

This week’s eMudhra CA compromise is a reminder: if your release binaries are only protected by TLS (e.g.: `curl | sh`), anyone with a forged cert can swap them. I am working to get the packslip cli into Linux distros for bootstrapping package managers. Spread the word, if this gets popular enough we'll all eventually be able to stop using `curl | sh` for anything. mise also understands packslip and in addition to hardened supply chains, users can also get agent skills and completions tied to tool versions. packslip.dev/

clearly this calls for bypassing min age

if i switched to system certs i would get endless bug reports, bundling is the better way to do it

mise 2026.10.17 should be out in an hour. Update immediately as it contains new bundled root certs.

do my precompiled binaries not work with those?

especially true when you have agents running since you're probably never going to see the warnings unless the agent happens to mention them

i'm surprised people are still compiling ruby

finally good news about being 40

4.1 wen

it's coming to more pages soon but you can play with it here: mise.jdx.dev/configuration/p…

icymi i improved the integration of fnox/mise: mise.jdx.dev/environments/se…

coming soon to the mise docs

sonnet must be a lot cheaper though right? with my sub it seems like i can use sonnet all day and it uses like 1%