I think, on a abstract level, the dynamic between a companies relationship to code is comparable to genetics in biology. In that sense, Vibe Coding is the last generation in a chain of inbreeding and Microsoft are the Hapsburgs. There will be a day where they succumb to their lack of quality control.
Goat says garden needs more carrots.
Look, that character switch trick doesn’t poison any AI* but it’s annyoing to read.
* Any LLM prompt ignores typos and they usually pre-process data with a weaker LLM before they feed it to their model.
Eh. Your load of money made a oopsie. Another load of money will surely fix it.
Will they sue Dillo next, because it looks like this there? 👉👈🥹
Btw, they lost in this already what, 7 times?
Not with GNU rm, no.
I think it has more to do with the new atomic update and their now-usual not-testing aproach.
Then host them somewhere else. Steam is gatekeeping mods; you can’t download them if you have the game from somewhere else, except with the cumbersome steamcmd cli tool made for servers.
How much has the population decreased in the last 10 years?
Tl;dr: Palo Alto acquired yet another company founded by a former Unit 8200 (Israel spy unit) general.
Conclusion: You can’t trust proprietary security solutions (obviously), especially from US.
Nah, vulture capital.
Because even US secret services (multiple of them) say so.
Yep, defragmenting still did help with NTFS even on SSD, until MS made it a daemon in Windows 10.
Complex theme, so less pushback. I only said “somewhat”. But at least the federal court is competent.
Yeah okay. But what i have issues with; it is yet another step away from the people (something medium+ sized democracies already struggle with), leading politicians to make decisions in their own interest instead of for the imaginary numbers. On top of that, member states often move the unqualified but powerful/loved politicians there, because they “can do less damage there” (i know multiple cases from Germany).
So i have trouble calling it one, even though it formally is.
Yep, every day “security solution Y had/has critical vulnerability”. And every second day “no patches yet”.
It somewhat works here (Switzerland) since the Volksentscheid is holy and pulling that stunt gets a lot of people really upset about not honoring that choice.
But yeah democracies need rules against repeated attempts, since this is an exploit violating the idea of a democracy. In Germany, this is already a problem, called Salamitaktik (Salami slicing tactic).
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Wouldn’t it be even cheaper to design the next version modularly and interchangeable?
Ah, wait, that would make it too easy to repair for unlicensed users.
Eh, next try (Nr. 7? 8?) of Axel Springer, a tabloid that wanted to declare their site as a protected piece of art you aren’t allowed to modify (block stuff).