Rudolph Bott

@AndresFreundTec@mastodon.social @gregkh@social.kernel.org @joshbressers@infosec.exchange after meltdown/spectre we implemented Debian unattended upgrades in our infrastructure (1500+ servers) with a hook system around it so that servers can drain and undrain themselves. We made it to 75-80% system coverage over time. We always do a reboot, no matter what’s actually installed in the UU run. That took a lot of pressure from the whole story. Before that, evaluating CVEs and their impact was a daily job.

@IPngNetworks@ublog.tech we recently received spam from them á la „hey you are a customer of one of our customers, why don’t you buy from us directly“

@teunvink@mstdn.social Bonushack2: many Chat clients will happily replace random parts of your „password“ with emojis and confuse even more @bert_hubert@eupolicy.social

@25kV „excuse me, is this the path to the Bassin Bleu?“

@hikhvar Full Ack. Die Teile bekommen auch definitiv ne sehr gute Note für Wartbarkeit. Zumindestens die erste Generation, die neue Variante hab ich noch nicht in der Hand gehabt.

@xahteiwi as @larsmb said: it gives reviewers the chance to ignore LLM-generated PRs right away (for whatever reason they might have). Also it opens up the possibility for future research on codebases. I think the fedora AI guidelines (and discussions around it) are worth reading: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/council/policy/ai-contribution-policy/