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Good point, good chance very few individual minds actually changed their stance.

It's hard to convince people to change a stance they made a part of their political and personal identity.

Yep, it did. And (brown)coal kills much more people and the dependence on Russian gas made the geopolitics much worse than any nuclear reactor ever would.

The chances of a Soviet leadership-induced meltdown like at a German nuclear reactor that is properly designed and maintained is laughable.

It is, however, extremely hard to film the slow killing of people by browncoal. It's easy to film a nuclear reactor incident.

Oh great because the practical alternative, fossil fuels, definitely doesn't burden anyone after us.

It's admirable they changed their stance but good Lord they are slow learners...

For paid streaming?? Or even YouTube?

Won't YouTube just restrict everyone to 480p unless paying?

This is such a dumb idea I feel shame in their place, or whatever the English expression for that is.

They aren't rogue, they're what you call "kings guard". They're there to protect the President, not serve the country.

They're doing exactly what you expect of such a 'secret police' based on the history of basically all other secret polices.

I really struggle to see this company make this amount of money when Deekseek runs on a Apple Mac Studio I can just buy.

Or any hardware, really.

This is very welcome news. Well done Serbia!

Interesting read! Thanks.

Though it would be better if it compared Dockers ways to say Podman, which does things a little different I think.

For others, like me:

Footgun:

A footgun is a programming or system design term for a feature, tool, or API that makes it very easy for a user or developer to shoot themselves in the foot—meaning it causes self-inflicted damage or severe errors while working exactly as intended.

Offtopic: collapsing comments with a flair like ‘off topic’ or ‘me too’ is a great idea and really adds to keep the discussion on track.

This was a good read on the situation, thanks for the link.

Is the Mozilla bugtracker usually a / the Go to party for these issues? Or just a coincidence in this case?

This is not the first that RHEL is comically slow with updates...

We pay good money for their highest support tier and they are almost always the latest to bring a needed update.

Can't exactly remember what it was but it has happened before. It's a shame.

This is the exact opposite I hoped to read from them.

I will never trust any brand that even remotely sounds like this company.

This was absolutely exploitable. The fact 1000 not-working PoCs exist does not invalidate the one that does.

Sure maybe not on a vanilla install but most people don't install Php, they use a pre-made container or a platform using Php under the hood.

Yesterday I simply wasn't confident in the security anymore and the data in my database is important enough to go offline for a few hours.