how to protect against something like this?

1. restrict outbound connections by binary.

2. restrict outbound connections to known malicious IPs or domains.

3. run untrusted code/apps:

   - under a different user
   - or inside a sandbox
   - or in a VM

4. remove exec permissions to temporary directories (/tmp, /var/tmp, /dev/shm)

how is Kagi for programming searches? I've exclusively used google for years for this.

I legit had a small panic attack due to this.

I'm not a devops but we are running some s3 buckets. When I saw the number I couldn't even comprehend and thought we had been hacked.

I feel like this is such a bad mistake from AWS and we will never be compensated for it.

Put me off having anything on AWS from now on.

Could you share this skill?

Cooking up a fix. I'm finally on my linux machine :)

Downloaded the latest 1.5.1 version today for Linux. Perfect! I have a ton of radio stations displaying now for [country], [language] and [genre].

The Favorites and Search options are also working perfectly.

Thank you so much for this program. I am having a ton of fun finding stations around the world!

That's great! I'll keep an eye out. You made the entire process very easy. Loving the portable nature of the app too.

Really appreciate the feedback. I will test on Linux when I can and report back hopefully with a fix. Could you also try search with a /?

I built `onda` because I wanted to listen to radio and choose my own bitrate.

Why a TUI? I spend my time in the terminal. This is light and easy to navigate.

It uses Radio Browser for the station directory and mpv for playback. Streams directly from the broadcaster.

Features:

- `[` and `]` switch between bitrates in the current station.

- home view with currently playing, favorites and popular.

- Search by station name, country and tags.

This was inspired on Radio Garden. It's still. early but I'm working on new features.

AI disclosure, was done with AI. I love using AI for these small apps and saves me time I would rather have with my family.