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I’m hardly going to simp for LLM tools but the fact that the bug existed and no one had reported it seems proof positive no one was about to find it without them

It’s a computer it does not think stop it

@bad-example.com demonstrates the first(?) fully bluesky (the company) free bluesky (the application)

does it still suggest glue on pizza

hell yeah when we fight we win

oh sorry yeah I copied the wrong column. the correct column is `0.0.0.0:631`

on popOS I see 0.0.0.0:*

I'm not sure why it deviates from Debian and Ubuntu which its based on though

printing even works on linux now, thanks to stuff like Airprint and the support for it in CUPS

we should fix this, CUPS is used in a bunch of consumer hardware

it's not a complete disaster like it was implied to be though

sorry, but no automated bullshit machine is going to do my job.

my understanding matches yours. I don't think this article is particularly clear about why rapid7 would threaten to disclose a vulnerability before a patch is ready and then subsequently get angry that jetbrains put out a patch to fix the issue

so rapid7 is mad that jetbrains fixed the vulns they reported? isn't that the point of reporting vulnerabilities? why is rapid7 threatening to release the details in 24 hours?

> The conversion rates aren't even equal between teams

yes but in this instance we are considering the same team