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This is malware. It's doing something the user doesn't acknowledge or want, that has potentially destructive/negative consequences. Expecting users to have read
by TheCoreh 5mo ago
This is malware. It's doing something the user doesn't acknowledge or want, that has potentially destructive/negative consequences. Expecting users to have read the website (when they can might have installed this via a package manager, for example) is not reasonable.
- rkeene2 5mo agoI'm not sure it can be malware if it's not some kind of -ware; like an SQL injection attack isn't malware even though it's attacking a weakness in the system
- Centigonal 5mo agoYou're right, I don't want the software on my devices doing things the user doesn't acknowledge or want, that has potentially destructive/negative consequences. Down with that sort of thing! So when are we nixing Widevine, EasyAC, carrier locks on phones, and TEEs that the user can't look into?
- bawolff 5mo ago> So when are we nixing Widevine, EasyAC, carrier locks on phones, and TEEs that the user can't look into? Contrary to popular belief, most users want those sorts of things or the things they enable.
- Centigonal 5mo agojqwik users want the sort of things that jqwik enables, too.
- xigoi 5mo agoIt’s the AI agent that deleted the tests, not the library.