Wasn’t that Johnny Cash though? Trent offered an empire of shit IIRC, but maybe that’s suitable too 🤷
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Thanks to the wonders of capitalism, a bunch of businesses that would have to yield to tyrannical open source devs and their goody-two-shoes mentality can pool their bargaining power and each pay a little to a benevolent clean room reimplementer of security fixes.
Or, they can vendor the library and ask Claude to fix it in-tree 🤷
You can relicense code. Though that doesn’t mean that you can take anything away. You just open another avenue for people to use what you wrote and developed, and any old license still exists and retains validity; the way you can curtail rights is by not granting liberal terms on newly created code.
This is how macOS switched to zsh, and left all GNU code in it to rot.
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Linux@programming.dev•A public outing of severe and unfixed Linux kernel vulnerabilities should have you thinking of updating your SteamOS or other distros to beta branches
5·21 days agoThe headline seems to be predicated on the assumption that stable branches receive fixes faster.
I’m not convinced that this holds true, does anyone know?
TOTP does nothing against phishing, and anything PGP is highly questionable in 2026.
But, I agree about the FIDO U2F keys.
Wasn’t Hawaii a popular honeymoon destination once?
I’m saying that this must have happened already.

Or, don’t get 18+ apps. I don’t think that going to The Other mobile operating system will prevent age checks in the long or even medium term.
When age checks are mandated by law, it’s probably better to have them in the OS so you have to prove maturity to only one party instead of uploading your photo ID to the verification partners of a dozen apps. Furthermore, Apple and Google are sophisticated enough to do this in a way that cockblocks what I suspect governments really want out of this, which is outsourcing the surveillance state.