What’s the point when those are never enforced? Enforcement of trafic law is much more important than the concrete punishment. As you said yourself, being able to pay a fine does not mean you want to receive one.

That’s not white guilt, it’s just racism. Not every form of racism need you to dress up like a ghost with a pointy hat.

There are many popular programs that are only available on the AUR, sometimes even maintained by the same project’s dev.

The wiki also often links to AUR packages.

Both put together means it’s really easy to forget that there are no guardrails at all there.

Of course these people benefited too. Why do you demography in Asia/Africa boomed over the last century?

Those corporations are happy with the Hormuz situation you think? More likely they let grandpa shit his pants on TV because the current idiocracy is even more corrupt than the previous oligarchy.

Lots of downvotes but no actual answer to your question.

I assume it’s in case some third parties redistribute the binaries so end users can still check them? Mirrors, internal IT update mechanisms, idk

I hope it’s an electric moped, because having to breathe fumes from a 2 wheeler while biking is a fucking pain

That’s why it’s not a scientific theory, not since quantum physics is a thing.

It is, it’s just that AI is a word that means “expensive chatbots” nowadays. A shame for those of us who work(ed) in the field before openai became popular

USians really can’t stop thinking about (homo) sexuality, episode n+1

Oh my god let us tell that CEO that some random on Lemmy, who doesn’t really drive, is not better off with an EV, since that contradicts his entire point!!!

I’d be curious to know what felt off in Lille?

Reading mode bypasses the paywall

Millennials were not voting 50 years ago.

Cargo does not respect lockfiles by default, AFAIK. You need to explicitly pass the --locked flag.

On fdroid there is, but this is a fork from some “random” person after the original dev abandoned the project.

https://f-droid.org/packages/app.passwordstore.agrahn

I only quickly skimmed but the thing makes no sense right from the beginning. Equating level design to software architecture?

The Debian Bookworm fix was only rolled out last night. Bookworm was not directly affected though, so maybe that’s why it took a bit more time

The real answer is that user-agents can be used to show you one version in your browser and then serve you another one with curl.

I say “real” because all the idiots talking about “don’t run scripts from the internet!!!” probably forget they don’t decompile every binary they run. E.g. the rustup installer (the tool for managing Rust toolchains) is by default a curl+bash one liner. Why would I worry about them serving me a wrong script when I’m any way about to run their binary blob?

If you have any doubt about the hosting service (which might or not be the same as the software author!) then avoid piping into bash, but then why would you run their code at all if you distrust them so much? Do you expect github to install a keylogger? Probably not. Some telemetry hook to know whose running the requested script? Possibly someday

Every time I see people boasting about their uptime, I ask myself how old their kernel actually is.

I’ve set this auto reboot and never had to worry about patching my server.

Edit: yeah I know live patching is a thing, not worth the hassle for 99% of server workloads.