I'm probably not seeing something obvious, but if this is just a case of downstreams not replacing upstream-EOL'ed parts, why is it wrong for Broadcom to refuse a CVE and full patch? It's like when FOSS upstreams tell…
This is the perfect chance to stress that people should choose different homeservers. But it is hard to trust a random server, if all you know is the name and mean uptime. Mastodon shows the community posts and an…
> They had to fire a lot of devs What happened and why? Any pointers to read more on this?
`open('7006.mvt.json', 'w').write(...)` (from section `Analysis-Ready Data`) should either be import pathlib pathlib.Path('7006.mvt.json').write_text(...) or the historical alternative with open(...) as f: f.write(...)
RethinkDNS (does firewall also) Or https://search.f-droid.org/?q=firewall
I'm probably not seeing something obvious, but if this is just a case of downstreams not replacing upstream-EOL'ed parts, why is it wrong for Broadcom to refuse a CVE and full patch? It's like when FOSS upstreams tell…
This is the perfect chance to stress that people should choose different homeservers. But it is hard to trust a random server, if all you know is the name and mean uptime. Mastodon shows the community posts and an…
> They had to fire a lot of devs What happened and why? Any pointers to read more on this?
`open('7006.mvt.json', 'w').write(...)` (from section `Analysis-Ready Data`) should either be import pathlib pathlib.Path('7006.mvt.json').write_text(...) or the historical alternative with open(...) as f: f.write(...)
RethinkDNS (does firewall also) Or https://search.f-droid.org/?q=firewall