@png@yap.pony.biz @lumi@snug.moe I like listening to concerns that are considered "political", but I think that software development policies that everyone relies on should be apolitical because that benefits the most amount of people.
@navi@social.vlhl.dev @lumi@snug.moe You would think that but it really isn't. It just leads to endless "rule lawyering" discussions instead of just "go away, you're an asshole"
@navi@social.vlhl.dev @lumi@snug.moe And as for CoC rules. I honestly don't really care about the exact wording.
Every single CoC I have read always boils down to "be a reasonable socially adjusted person and don't discriminate and make people upset on purpose".
There is honestly no need for a CoC honestly as these are unwritten social rules that everyone already knows and you don't need a formal document to boot someone from project for being a dick.
@syzygy @SuperDicq @lumi @navi fascism is when people dont like what i like
"Supermarket Freezers Across Europe Hit By Second Suspected Cyberattack"
You have to wonder why it was connected to the internet in the first place, but presumably for monitoring of the temperatures.
However that begs the question of what did they do before the internet? If it's easier was the cost they saved more than the losses suffered? Could the risk have been mitigated via the use of VPNs and segregating networks? Maybe you don't need to update the firmwares on the devices, but only a single industrial VPN device that utilizes long term SoCs and chips.
are we really surprised people are using chatgpt as a search engine for the most basic shit ever when the first result on google is always a scam?
my friend almost paid double the amount for a concert ticket from a reseller pretending to be the real ticket website. first link on google. i knew that's what it was before he even told me.