So let me get this straight... rsync made a *security release* fixing a bunch of CVEs, it regressed some stuff, people looked at the commit log, saw Claude sign-offs, and started a mob on the sole maintainer?

Yeah, this stuff is what gives legitimate AI criticism a bad name.

I don't like it, you may not like it either, but when people are throwing LLMs at legacy codebases and finding CVEs by the dozen, and a sole maintainer is trying to keep the house from falling apart... if you're attacking them, you're firing at the wrong person.

You know what's a bigger cancer on this world than AI? People incapable of seeing any nuance in situations. And this applies to absolutely everything. I'm absolutely exhausted of extremist takes. From every single side and point of view, in every single debate, AI related and not.

You all seriously need to touch grass, and learn to stop being outraged all the time over every single thing in this world.

The UK government's plan to teach 10 million British children how to use VPNs may be one of the most ambitious IT education projects ever launched. Experts have praised the scheme, saying that a deft combination of incentives and peer education make it more likely to succeed than other, comparable initiatives.

"With the rise of autocratic governments worldwide, VPN-literacy is more essential than ever.” said one expert, “This bold project definitely comes at the right time.”

#UKSocialMediaBan

GRCon26 Call for Participation has been extended to 26 June - submit your abstracts!!!

https://events.gnuradio.org/event/28/

Saw a melanistic squirrel (specifically, Eurasian squirrel, sciurus vulgaris; far as I know the only squirrel species around) near my place yesterday; it was *surprisingly* dark, but showed every behaviour of the local squirrels (on being approached running up the trunk on the far side, then looking from above, and reacting in clicking chatter with abrupt tail movements when being chattered at).

#squirrel #melanism #localgothfauna