Deep cut

Germany also gave us openSUSE so its ok

Titanic noises

El es uno de los magnos del fediverse

you’re not gonna delete this are you?

Can’t be deleted… Because it was never real

TIHI

Also a solid technical reason for openSUSE

And technically correct

I’d pull out my libertarian hat out and tell people that the market decided this is the most efficient location for the cart corral. Instructing customers to do otherwise is big government and communist.

/s

Rip

Can confirm on the porn.

it’s only cultural appropriation if you’re making a shit ton of money off of something you copied from another culture

Or something that is ceremonial and is being used out of context is a common complaint. Tho most traditional clothing also has a party associated with it, so really just make a good judgement.

If this had been closed source, the attacker would not have been able to use the technique to commit the changes in the first place.

No need for speculation we have such a real equivalent.

The SolarWinds Cyberattack Explained: Hack, Victims, and Key Facts

Both are supply chain attacks and the proprietary world let it go farther. They both highlight vulnerabilities. There are going to be small and important FOSS projects that have burnt out maintainers, and possibly few eyes on. In principal someone should be getting paid to keep things safe in closed land, but security is a cost center and an easy cut for the MBAs in charge of things.

You got upper management written all over you, thank you for your shareholder value generation talents.

I keep seeing these words, “scope creep”, in this thread, and I don’t think most people understand what they mean.

Which could apply to GNOME or KDE given they do more than just desktop environments.

git downvoted for mysterious reasons

Lemmy is just highly opinionated, poor social skills, and often closed minded.

And !motorcycles@lemmy.world

Are you a butt hurt libertarian?

From the horses mouth

Argentina supports Israel and has an ancap president. They aren’t anti colonial.