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Log4g was exploitable from the second it was published

Even worse if he had an LLM write this

Ironically, the post intended to refute the original author's arguments ended up inadvertently proving their point.

The DC fire is usually contained. Fertilizer plant or a refinery is much worse.

I want to see the mechanical properties of the build. He shows exactly that.

Could they just do PGP over SMS, built into the default app? They have all the machinery in place to store keys securely.

Somehow, we’re still failing to realize that the most complex UIs - think CAD software, 3D editors, etc - are imperative, object-oriented, and written in C++. Their core development teams are usually very small. Yet you need a 20-person frontend team to deliver a primitive e-commerce app. It’s as clear as day that the promise of declarative and reactive programming is failing its users.

For some strange reason, most of the software I use is getting worse, not better.

Maybe their “TUI-over-React” team doesn’t want to get fired because of AI, either?

“Your phone smells like weed”

It zeroes out the vault where the volume key is stored.

Crypto enables resistance to tyrannies in many parts of the world. It also provides a means of survival for oppressed groups.

Indeed, suing “the Capital” is more costly and difficult.

The authors are proud of facilitating the theft of intellectual property. Disgusting.