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Really we should be thanking journalists, we wouldn’t have world peace if they didn’t write articles like this.
The cops will lose this.
And as everyone else has told you, this is so that support for hardware is in Linux and in distros BEFORE users have to taint their kernels and create crazy bugs kernel devs have to deal with.
EDIT: I just don’t trust promises for things to be open source. Notch said Minecraft would be open source, and look where that went. A promise let’s you skip out on releasing the code if it turns out to be a convenient or profitable options.
If you can actually exploit a system call, neither a MAC based approach or a pledge will help.
You don’t get any kind of god powers like kernel memory access, if you don’t have access to the system call you can’t debug.
Like I don’t understand how to explain to you that SELinux locks down system calls in an identical way conceptually.
Right now the only compute upgrade I need is a GPU and I think that applies to a lot of people.
But if you wanna write safe code, from scratch, because you don’t want to recycle your dangerous old C++ codebase; then why would you write that new code in C++ when rust is ready and here to do it?
“Federated twitter” does not imply any of the things you think it does.
Twitter has moderation. Federated twitter has moderation. Twitter is a platform focused on communities. Federated twitter is even more focused on communities.
Twitter is run by faceless nobodies and Elon Musk. Mastodon is run by Eugen if you join his instance, or your friends if you join their instance.
In NO WAY does federation imply
1) That it’s like email
2) Less moderation
3) Privacy
4) No politics
5) Any of the other weird shit you assumed
The only single thing federation implies is that the servers are run by independent operators.
It was also an unsafe lane change which caused the pile up, not just the braking.