Es gibt auch nicht der Waffenlobby zuzuordnende Forscher die das mit viel Expertise durchgerechnet haben wenn du mir nicht glauben willst 🤷

Nice that you are so self aware 😅

I have not looked at the CVEs in Rsync specifically, but given the deludge of “critical” security issue found by AI lately that have been mostly nothing burgers, I am near certain the same applies to those included in that Rsync patchset.

Da bist du aber der Erzählung der Waffeblobby ordentlich auf den Leim gegangen. Die EU ist bereits mehr als fähig sich gegen Russland zu verteidigen. Hier und da gib es sicher Punkte wo man die Beschaffung effizienter gestallten könnte und Bereiche in denen man von den Amerikanern unabhängiger werden muss, aber in großen und ganzen geht es vor allem darum die schwächelnde Konjunktur an zu kurbeln (und dicke Aktiengewinne zu ermöglichen).

The ones in Nginx and the Linux kernel.

The “critical” bugs that I have recently seen being found by AI were all extremely unlikely to be exploitable under realistic assumptions 🤷

Naja das Problem ist das schon damals alle die den Lonely Planet dabei hatten die selben Sachen abgeklappert haben. Das war teilweise ganz lustig immer wieder die selben Leute “ungeplant” im nächsten Hostel zu treffen.

Aber wer heute “ungeplant” wo hin fährt klappert im Grunde das ab was Google so in der Suche hochspühlt oder die KI grade so auskotzt. Das ist dann das oben genannte Lonely Planet Problem potenziert.

That’s mostly just speculation and it needs someone to sue for it to become relevant 🤷

They started to get really pushy about the premium features, so I removed it again.

They could have just refused merging slop. Rsync didn’t need these “contributions”.

Taking a project that works fine and making it actively worse by introducing AI made bugs is imho a valid reason to hard fork. The maintainer might not owe you anything, but it shows very poor judgement to slopify a good project like rsync this way.

This comes close to reinventing monastic orders.

There is a cool sci-fi book about this idea. Not exactly Solarpunk, but some aspects are overlapping.

The plants shut down were all over or near their design lifespan and about half a century old.

Even if Germany had decided to continue with nuclear power it would have had to replace all of them with new reactor blocks.

Ähnlich wie beim Tourismus einige die über Überlastung klagen und der Rest schaut in die Röhre. Schon merkwürdig, aber vermutlich dem Internet und algoritmischer Suche bzw. viralen Post auf Social Media geschuldet.

Not data losses, but general instability of other services running on the same server that suffer from out of memory problems.

It is somewhat under control now with some mitigations, but the Lemmy devs could never replicate the issue.

The Piefed migration would be also for additional features and also easier maintainability over the rather complex and NIH setup of Lemmy.

Pin a tab in your browser. Almost no difference to a desktop app that is a web-wrapper in most cases (and would be for sure for Movim).

Nokia and Ericsson are theoretically competing, and these talks about bans are likely the result of their lobbying efforts.

The main dev can be easily reached through the official Peertube Github repo.

History written by the winners is ok according to you as long as you agree with it. That is really funny.

Being critical of sources is paramount in historical research 🤷