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Oh, OpenSSH built with musl has been allowing passwordless SSH logins, that's a really bad one but probably almost no one uses musl instead of glibc in general.

We're going through a transformative time, rapid CVE discovery and binaries can easily be decompiled and reversed. The future is looking good actually, the way to fight stupid government laws and corporations is to use technology, not to argue with them in the parliaments and courts.

Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun - Mao Zedong

>>7256
"When you vote you're exercising political authority, you're using force, and force my friends is violence; the supreme authority, from which all other authority is derived."

where was whatmin on january 6th

>>7256
>that's a really bad one but probably almost no one uses musl
alpine is massively used in embedded systems and containers
your openwrt router also uses it

>>7256
>the way to fight stupid government laws and corporations
>and corporations

how the fuck are you gonna fight the corporations when they're the ones that own everything needed to run the ai in the first place, you won't even be able to buy computers that aren't glorified thinclients in the future

you'll be looking back wistfully at the times when the governments were at least nominally in charge instead of whatever the fuck we are getting now

why would computer component companies want to sell to only ai companies instead of ai companies and consumers that doesnt make much sense if you think about it for 5 seconds

ai companies arent the ones making computers

>>7267
"Consumer" DDR5 now has higher profit margins than HBM for data centers, the only logical reason they refuse to make it is that the 3 big companies agreed to all stop making "consumer" DDR5, this is called collusion, it's one of the main arguments of the California lawsuit.

CXMT will save us by mid-late 2027.

>>7277
uh just use .net instead of java if you dont like oracle

>>7282
That's beside the point