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This is so cool!
This is so cool!
Wait so you believe because he worsened it that he indirectly caused it? I don’t like him at all, but are you serious? The pandemic was inevitable, the death toll wasn’t.
What do you mean? I’m running signal on my laptop, desktop, and phone.
Never say never!
You will always have to interact with these company’s servers at some point. Stay in control, but don’t obsess. What matters is getting further away. You have succeeded in many ways by taking these steps. Do not lose sight of that.
mpv my beloved
Maybe not strictly privacy oriented but I’m a fan of https://sizeof.cat for general nerd stuff
GNOME 45 Mainly because of libadwaita 1.4 being released with its newfangled widgets
Stop supporting those who intend to close it.
If you don’t want to read through all the comments, here’s the shortened version. An Alma Linux dev submitted a patch for a security vulnerability that could crash a certain piece of software via a user sending it the right data. A RedHat dev responded by saying that they would hold off unless they saw “customer demand” for it to be merged. People got mad because it seemed as if RedHat was pushing it aside and prioritizing their customers over people that might need that fix. Long story short, contributing a fix is helpful but hardly all the work and because there is only so much time in the day they have to choose to prioritize some fixes over others. RedHat needs to merge, test, and assess the fix to make sure they aren’t screwing something else up. At the end of the ordeal RedHat said they would try to explain a little more to eliminate misunderstandings like this. We can only hope that the community stop overreacting on limited information.
Not really. I had just installed Void Linux and wanted to try KDE in its truest form. Aside from the crashes, I enjoyed my experience. Desktop widgets are realllly neat
Thanks for a solid assessment of the situation and providing some sources 👍
I understand the argument, but consider that Red Hat is a huge contributor to more than just RHEL. The biggest contributors to the projects you know and love like Libreoffice, gnome, and Wayland are from people being payed by companies like red hat. I can understand why people disagree with their choice, but when this company profits, they don’t just make RHEL better and support everything dependent on it, they make Linux software better.
I love Mindustry
Yes, but according to that same article, “49% of the SSNs exposed don’t include the minimum quality to pose a risk for identity attacks”. So it’s more like 136 million.