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The irony is that this would make a oddly effective way of having paid open source devs who for the most part just honestly improve projects. With the massive d
by moritonal 3y ago
The irony is that this would make a oddly effective way of having paid open source devs who for the most part just honestly improve projects. With the massive downside they undermine it at a critical moment.
- rightbyte 3y agoYe then maybe thanks to them finally we'll have The year of the air gapped Linux desktop. I dunno what to do if e.g. Debian gets compromized, as in, I can't trust the collective of maintainers. I assume any Windows machine is backdoored. Trivially proven by forced auto updates. Maybe air gapping some home computer for sensitive data might be a good idea.
- pants2 3y agoThe ideal situation is having multiple intelligence agencies all working on one project and spotting each others' backdoors, so at the end of the day we just have a really secure and well-maintained project.