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"yum", "apt" etc have registries, roll back etc and have for a good few decades.
by rwmj 4y ago
"yum", "apt" etc have registries, roll back etc and have for a good few decades.
- talonx 4y ago<sarcasm>But..but..they are not "cool" </sarcasm> This forced application of new technologies into every possible domain can have real security and reliability consequences - and all because some VP somewhere decided they needed to use the latest shiny thing in cars or fridges or ACs or whatever.
- doubled112 4y agoImagine we could build a dishwasher that didn't throw water on the floor? Oh well, we got WiFi instead. That's fun, right? If a dishwasher needs a firmware update, I might simply argue it was defective. Not everything needs to be secure or updated constantly. It shouldn't have network access to begin with.
- talonx 4y agoExactly. When will vendors stop touting WiFi access as a "feature"?
- ilyt 4y agoAnd when you upgrade ssl lib now 200 apps are not vulnerable to exploit, vs updating 200 different containers