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121.
by goodpoint 9mo ago
Of course it would be better.
122.
by goodpoint 9mo ago
it has a lot of sketchy telemetries
123.
by goodpoint 9mo ago
It's really bad for security.
124.
by goodpoint 9mo ago
The problem is vulnerable dependencies and having to update hundreds of binaries when a vuln is fixed.
125.
by goodpoint 9mo ago
"HN dismisses study without understanding it"
126.
by goodpoint 9mo ago
This is 100% false.
127.
by goodpoint 9mo ago
> Coding AIs design software better than me, review code better than me, find hard-to-find bugs better than me, plan long-running projects better than me, make decisions based on research, literature, and also the state of our projects b
128.
by goodpoint 9mo ago
...because food is not infrastructure.
129.
by goodpoint 9mo ago
*misuse timestamps for synchronization
130.
by goodpoint 10mo ago
it's ruining the internet for everybody else
131.
by goodpoint 10mo ago
urgh
132.
by goodpoint 10mo ago
Old does not mean vulnerable.
133.
by goodpoint 10mo ago
This is plain false.
134.
by goodpoint 10mo ago
There's ton of perfectly usable 2-years old software.
135.
by goodpoint 10mo ago
Good luck proving that changing the firmware is not voiding a warranty.
136.
by goodpoint 10mo ago
valetudo is just a hack, not a firmware replacement, and could be blocked by a firmware update from the OEM plus it can void your warranty
137.
by goodpoint 11mo ago
On top of that the very same oil industry pocketing the 757B does lobbying and propaganda "renewables don't work yadda yadda".
138.
by goodpoint 11mo ago
And mental health.
139.
by goodpoint 11mo ago
I heard his voice while reading this.
140.
by goodpoint 11mo ago
It does not run: "unreachable executed"
141.
by goodpoint 11mo ago
You'd be surprised.
142.
by goodpoint 11mo ago
This statement is ridiculous.
143.
by goodpoint 11mo ago
Those people will not use software designed for professional use and move to something else.
144.
by goodpoint 11mo ago
No, it's not security. It never was.
145.
by goodpoint 1y ago
...only in the US.
146.
by goodpoint 1y ago
The shitty app requires cloud access to set boundaries to protect carpets from being washed.
147.
by goodpoint 1y ago
From their website: > Contrary to common expectations when it comes to software released under a FOSS-like license, Valetudo is not a community-driven project; nor does it even have a community in that sense. And I witnessed similar, ver
148.
by goodpoint 1y ago
No, swap is absolutely fine if used correctly.
149.
by goodpoint 1y ago
Actually the uploads in Debian are signed and the build process is reproducible and audited. Distros do not need to update packages on each and every upstream commit.
150.
by goodpoint 1y ago
The author is incorrect. Keeping the packaging files under git is done out of convenience but it does not help for security and reproducibility. The packages uploaded in Debian are what matters and they are versioned.

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