Now that the updates are out, and I can finally show the article for php2shell
This has been long in the making, as I was part of the disclosure process and helped with liaising to (amongst others) CERT-Bund.
I'm glad this is out, even though it leaked a day ahead of time.
Now, it's time to watch the web burn, I'm afraid.
Google Play review times keep getting longer and longer. I've been waiting three weeks for Google to release the latest version of #Conversations_im.
It's not a security-critical release, but what if we ever need to publish something urgently?
Luckily, with reproducible builds, you can now seamlessly switch to the F-Droid version. F-Droid will automatically pick the correct version, and you will just be asked to confirm that F-Droid is now responsible for maintaining updates.
RT: @StoneDunk Neither Cartier-Bresson, Banksy nor Cold War Steve could have come up with such an image. Absolutely perfect composition and lighting (even the road signs are perfect)! 😍
Long thread/15
That's because Expedia requires hotels in its VIP listings programs to *raise their prices on non-Expedia sites by 10-25%...INDEFINITELY.*
Let me repeat that: to stay in business, hotels need to be on Expedia. To stay in business on Expedia, hotels have to raise their prices to pay Expedia's junk fees, but they have to raise their prices everywhere else. But to *really* stay in business on Expedia, hotels have to use the VIP program, which is even *more* expensive.
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It's fine to leave a community because it's not aligned with your strategic outlook or your values, or simply because the community moved on. You joined a community because you were aligned to it, and you can leave when that ceases to be the case. The project is the ship of Theseus, and we are all the rotten planks getting replaced over time.
I gotta remember that while the boosters say "all software will be LLM developed, you can't avoid it" that NetBSD crushed its funding goal, LibreOffice got record downloads, more people are contributing to Redox, and so on.
It's far from impossible, even if it may feel that way (freakin' Linux kernel grumble grumble)
