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Mark Esler
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Tobias HeiderI hear arm64 laptops are en vogue right now. We liberated an old 200€ Lenovo Ideapad Slim 3 Chromebook today. Here it is upgrading to Ubuntu 24.04
@popey CISA has been positioning themselves to take over NVD's role 🤞
https://github.com/cisagov/vulnrichment
https://github.com/cisagov/vulnrichment
popeyNIST turns to IT consultants to clear National Vulnerability Database backlog
🤔
"According to the agency's statement last week, it hopes to reach its pre-February processing rate of CVEs within the next few months. NIST predicted it should be caught up and back to processing current CVEs by the end of the fiscal year."
💀
@cks that is 100% correct. According to folks who helped create the CVE List, the primary purpose of a CVEs is an indentifier, or common name, to unify discussion of a vulnerability. Everything else is supplementary.
@popey is that a snazzy tape (storage?) computer?
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@matthewskelton
"To summarize this paper’s observations:
1. Women are more likely to have pull requests accepted than men.
2. Women continue to have high acceptance rates as they gain experience.
3. Women’s pull requests are less likely to serve an immediate project need.
4. Women’s changes are larger.
5. Women’s acceptance rates are higher across programming languages.
6. Women have lower acceptance rates as outsiders when they are identifiable as women."
wow. just wow.
"To summarize this paper’s observations:
1. Women are more likely to have pull requests accepted than men.
2. Women continue to have high acceptance rates as they gain experience.
3. Women’s pull requests are less likely to serve an immediate project need.
4. Women’s changes are larger.
5. Women’s acceptance rates are higher across programming languages.
6. Women have lower acceptance rates as outsiders when they are identifiable as women."
wow. just wow.
@gamingonlinux many folks are quite confused about this :(
