Only “.NET core” is cross Plattform. “.NET framework” is Windows only. If they startend developing in framework they cant simply compile to linux.

I think this is a reference to how giant security products often have very basic security vulnerabilities themselves.

Fortinet firewall path traversal: https://www.sentinelone.com/vulnerability-database/cve-2026-59839/

Cisco firewall path traversal: https://www.sentinelone.com/vulnerability-database/cve-2026-20018/

Big IP firewall path traversal: https://cvefeed.io/vuln/detail/CVE-2025-26427

All discovered in the last year

Thats a lot of alkali metals to have had in your mouth. I thought they all explode/burn when in contact with water. And I am pretty sure the inside of a mouth is wet

My experience with ente was that it is horribly slow. It also lacks any feature to upload a large number of photos at once. I just never bothered uploading my 10k pictures I have taken over the last 15 years because it would have had to transfer them to a phone and then have the app open for a few weeks. No rclone or any other reasonable way to upload from a computer other than browser (which just doesn’t work for more than a few images)

Humans like a lot of things that we were never supposed to catch. Those two things are just not related

Podman is pretty mutch a drop in replacement for docker but it runs in user context instead if root.

All docker commands work with podman by just replacing the name including podman compose.

(You do have to specify docker.io as a repository if you want to pull images from docker hub but that is literally the only difference In usage I ever noticed)

1. is there a reason you don’t use podman instead of rootless docker?
2. can you run patchmon inside of docker and mount the socket to the original path inside of the container?
3. the symlink has the file permissions of the file it points to. If the socket is owned by a user, so will the symlink, even if you used root/sudo to create the link. (technically the symlink will be owned by root, but the permissions on a symlink are ignored and the permission of the target are used)
4. as long as you don’t change any permissions on /var/run or on the docker.sock to be more permissive than they are now, there is functionally no difference in security
5. If you or someone else on the system tries to run docker with a different user/root, the symlink will likely cause issues

Yeah precice phrasing ia hard sometime. I was refering to delete/modify of files as “changes to the fs”. Not sure how changing the actuall fs would be relevant to the backup question.

OP needs a restricted shell that can take backup data and write it to disk but not be able to modify anything that is already there. Nano and rsync can both do that.

Nano and rsync are 100% designed to modify the filesystem. But yes the idea is correct.

Same with got over ssh, you restrict the connection to the got shell that can only do the things you want.

Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy. Movie or TV series. 42 is the answer to “the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything”

Its the funny number of gen alpha. Like 42 for millenials. But there is no meaning behind it. Its just six seven. That’s it.

bisexual = attracted to all genders

pansexual = no gender they are not attracted to

That’s just not true. Bottles are made from 4 different plastics that all have to be separated for recycling (bottle, label, cap+ribbon, soft part inside the cap to make a waterproof seal). The ribbon part the cap is attached to is also present in bottles where the cap is not attached and it has to be removed anyway. So nothing really changed there except the part that has to be removed is bigger now.

Despite what right wing nuts that have to be against every progress say, there is literally no downside to this law.

But the biggest improvement is from nature cleanup crews that previously always found the bottles but never the caps.

In the EU bottle caps have to be attached to the bottle so they stay together when thrown away. Everyone working in recycling and especially people working in stuff like river cleanups praise how this is a gigantic improvement. It is universally a good thing.

Even Coca Cola used it in advertising to sell how environmentally friendly they are (by not breaking the law). However they are only doing it in countries where it is legally required and nowhere else.

No, it became illegal to manufacture the necessary products.

But not all. That would be ridiculous!

• ducks are fish
• dinosaurs are fish
• horses are fish
• pterodactyls are fish
• humans are fish

Religion is a rationale for other evils. It is in itself not evil.

Patriarchy and racism (and many religions do that too) are all the same thing - chauvinism, the belief in the superiority of the own group. This also includes nationalism, homophobia, xenophobia and any other “I hate you because you are different”-isms

So I’d go with:

1. Chauvinism
2. Capitalism (greed)
3. People who blast music on speaker in public transit

No the point of this discussion is about having one single yes/no question about the standard or a list of features.