So far, no issues with #kubuntu 25.04 on #framework 13" AMD
The upgrade tried to force the broken #Firefox snap on me again though: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/2089159
@Vuraniute what do you want added? Specs are open, are there enough others who want that to make it happen for #framework community?
New entry in the FAQ:
What is the relationship between the open source vulnerability-lookup project, the EUVD (European Union Vulnerability Database), and GCVE.eu?
@heiseonlineenglish fuuuuccckkkk
@ireneista @mike_k go back to paying hundreds of quid a year for TLS?
#letsEncrypt is only game in town and IDK what their plan is given #uspol
Today I will try to do a clean installation of Windows 11 on my currently-Windows 10 “main” PC.
I am doing this by carefully removing the NVME with W10 on it, inserting a nice new clean NVME, and doing a clean install. Meaning a full revert-back is possible if excrement hits ventaxia.
Nonetheless, I mean, I feel like I still need luck/positive thoughts/prayers.
@tychotithonus "for want of 20 dollers, the site was down. For want of a site, sales were down. For want of sales, the business was lost"
@tychotithonus presumably those folks are the ones who really care about private key leaks? Very few people, massive sites. Will forcing shorter lifetimes cause more risk for normal sites, sure, but not much?
47 days is a long time for #letsEncrypt to be down. But look who funds them, and thinking about #MITRE going away...
This is how you drive #Linux adoption. People are gonna think really hard about using Windows when they have to fork out another $211 for the privilege of installing spyware on their PCs.
@cwebber in theory it is. In practice one company runs all the servers, and it's not practical to run own due to storage cost and huge rate of increase
GitHub has gone - long live Forgejo (@forgejo).
Fully migrated out of Microsoft’s walled garden after they blocked us:
- 54k commits
- 9.5k issues
- 4.3k pull requests
- 100k comments
Everything moved. Nothing left behind.
It's worth asking again who would benefit from taking CVE offline? Surely not the United States government, nor its private companies. Not its allies (such as they are now) in Europe. But it almost certainly would help our adversaries, like China and Russia, because confusion and uncertainty works to their advantage always.
@andypiper nice!
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Apparently there are no release notes for #fedora42 on https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora/latest/release-notes/
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