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4 months agoAgain, you’re talking about something I am not. I am talking about THIS problem, right here, that is categorically a windows problem, in that it’s not on the linux kernel stack, or mac. How is this NOT a windows problem??
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xz attack
That has nothing to do with this. That was a security vulnerability, solved in record time, blame where it was due, and patched in hours.
If BMW makes a car that has square wheels and needs to have everyone install round wheels so the fucking thing works you can’t blame a company for making wheels.
It’s a Microsoft problem through and through.
Linux in the hands of professionals. There’s a reason IIS isn’t used anymore.
But that patch is for windows, not Linux. Not a hypothetical, this is happening.
You’re asking the wrong question: why does a security nightmare need a 90 billion dollar company to unfuck it?
How is it not a window problem?
Nothing about 3D printing is set-and-forget when you’re designing from the ground up…