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  • Random excerpts.

    "Any bug has the potential of being a security issue at the kernel level."

    Although the programmers examined RHEL 8.8 specifically, this is a general problem. They would have found the same results if they had examined SUSE, Ubuntu, or Debian Linux. Rolling-release Linux distros such as Arch, Gentoo, and OpenSUSE Tumbleweed constantly release the latest updates, but they're not used in businesses.

    The proposed fix:

    The team advocates for a shift toward using stable kernel branches from kernel.org for better security and bug management.

    Woah, someone discovered fire.

  • Granted, Eric turned off the firewall on Windows XP before he started the experiment, but we have a sneaking suspicion that a security suite that hasn't been updated for at least a decade doesn't have much chance against modern tactics.

    But yeah, would've been more interesting with the fw running.

  • So just say Fuck it, everyone else can do it instead... and then moan about your children being addicted?

    I'm not excusing Meta here, but parents should definitely not be excused of the responsibility or raising their kids.

  • Team of one here tends to work on master only for very small stuff.

    There's a branch for the next release which will get merged once everything's done. Occasionally there are smaller branches that fork off of the release branch and get merged back.

    Meanwhile master is, most of the time, an old copy of the new release branch so merging goes without issue. Unless there's a problem in prod, then it gets fixed in master and backported to the feature branch.

    I should use feature toggles more (usually #ifdef, sometimes if (config_Flag)), occasionally a big feature creeps in and i know management will change it at least 3 times and 2-3 new releases will come out in between...

  • C Programming Language @programming.dev

    Actually Portable Executable

    Sysadmin @programming.dev

    Is XMPP dead?

    Linux @programming.dev

    Linux Containers - LXD - Has been moved to Canonical

    DevOps @programming.dev

    Laminar - Lightweight Continuous Integration

    Simple Direct Media Layer @programming.dev

    SDL3?