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The rationale for needing a random driver makes some sense. The statement that they found a random build that was signed by some randy is a horrifying prospect.
by junon 1y ago
The rationale for needing a random driver makes some sense. The statement that they found a random build that was signed by some randy is a horrifying prospect.
- fukka42 1y agoSomeone compared hashes of the sectors of both drivers and they are identical except for the signature. You don't know what due diligence was done.
- junon 1y agoI don't, no, but why should I trust the maintainer, and why should the maintainer trust Randy from some random site?
- fukka42 1y agoBecause you intend to run their software? And don't try to tell me you've never ran any proprietary software.
- i4qpLmoptUph3fZ 1y agoTo sibling comment: I don't understand your line of reasoning. How does using someone's software make you trust them? Don't you need trust to run someone's software first?