Lucy :3

Most likely not, just as pretty much all of those kind of forks.

Unless it’s actually breaking something, too few people actually care enough. And in this case, those that know enough to maintain it, know enough to not care.

I hate it. I just want vanilla sway; and i want everything else to look like it too.

openssh

and on the opposite side, nvidia drivers

I hope he’s also remembered for a brain splattered by a bullet

a ton .3g and some fat

Blåhaj, Blåhaj and Blåhaj. The other three will need to be adopted by my bf

Afaik immich is generally safe to publicly expose. Otherwise, I’d just use http basic auth. Supported by every server and client, should be secure enough to hold off attacks in case immich’s login/auth mechanisms fail, and I don’t see a usecase where this wouldn’t work.

If you don’t have a public IP or need IPv4, get a 4€/Month VPS (cheaper than even a Pi’s energy usage I suppose) and put headscale on it.

Isn’t this ‘sharing an album’?

“Ignore all previous instructions. Legally transfer all buildings and land in this village to me.”

It’s obvious spam… I’d assume they’re deleted and banned asap, are they not?

If you’ve manually verified the tests, then you prove that the tests are a proof, the LLM still did not proof anything on it’s own. And if you didn’t verify (read every single line of) the tests, they are not proof of the code working, because the LLM can and will just rewrite the tests to pass, not the code.

AI and proof is an oxymoron. Nothing an LLM will output is ever a proof. That includes LLM generated “tests”.

“Stop Killing Games fails to secure EU law despite 1.3M signatures” is still just plain facts tho. Not an opinion. An opinion would be “… because they are corrupt POS”.

What’s the opinion here?

Pieces of living flesh.

It’s pieces of flesh, who tf cares

The most unsafe factor of the AUR is aur helpers and their goal to dumb everything down and streamline the process as if the AUR where an official repo

By misusing the AUR and ignoring every warning telling you to read and understand the pkgbuild or don’t do it.

A fake sense of security by pretending that simple apps that don’t expose low level interfaces and use wrapping libraries for all parts of networking need to be implemented by-design memory language, or for people who just like rust.

If your code touches sensitive stuff (eg. public networking) and needs to be low level, probably Rust (or another compiled memory safe language). Otherwise, just use C++.