Krusty

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[–] Krusty@feddit.it 3 points 9 months ago

looks like just big tech stealing our community work for free

[–] Krusty@feddit.it 4 points 10 months ago (2 children)

Does it make sense to buy it now?

[–] Krusty@feddit.it 2 points 10 months ago (1 children)

Cassette Beasts. Man what a game, it's like Pokémon but everything's better. I almost can't believe that's an indie game (it's not perfect obv, but still)

[–] Krusty@feddit.it 2 points 10 months ago

So relaxing

[–] Krusty@feddit.it 2 points 10 months ago (1 children)

Speriamo si muovano

[–] Krusty@feddit.it 3 points 10 months ago

I loved this game when I was 5-6 years old. I actually forgot about it now that I'm in my 20s but when GOG made that giveaway I immediately downloaded it. It's still fun

[–] Krusty@feddit.it 1 points 10 months ago

She's doing a good job (hard even)

[–] Krusty@feddit.it 5 points 10 months ago (4 children)

Oh my god this sentence is used whenever I try to take the conversation to a slightly "deeper" level i hate it

[–] Krusty@feddit.it 2 points 11 months ago

Something Takashi Kokubo

[–] Krusty@feddit.it 2 points 1 year ago

I love the rainbow that's been added below, a lovely pair with our leaves

[–] Krusty@feddit.it 29 points 1 year ago

And someone also drew the instance logo itself

[–] Krusty@feddit.it 3 points 1 year ago

this is lovely :)

 

crosspostato da: https://lemmy.click/post/17080

Found a good image explanation of this whole thing.

 

crosspostato da: https://feddit.it/post/276076

Di tutti i tipi

 

Penso sia utile decidere insieme cosa vogliamo che sia Feddit Risponde e cosa vogliamo si possa postare.

Alcune idee:

  • valgono le stesse regole di Feddit (buon senso ecc...)
  • Feddit Risponde è per domande aperte e con l'obiettivo di conoscere opinioni
  • non sono permesse domande con fine di promozione, pubblicità, insulti a persone o di disinformazione.

Altro/opinioni?

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submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by Krusty@feddit.it to c/fedditrisponde@feddit.it
 

Una comunità di Feddit.it per fare domande di tutti i tipi.

Esistono diversi tipi di domanda, se appartiene a una di queste categorie metti [Categoria] davanti al titolo:

  • [Serio] per domande serie, da cui ci si aspetta risposte serie
  • [Spoiler] per domande riguardo libri/film/serie tv
  • [Meta] per domande riguardo Feddit Risponde in sè

Qualche regola:

1️⃣ Il titolo deve contenere una domanda chiara, diretta e aperta con lo scopo di ottenere opinioni. Non sono ammesse immagini nella domanda, nei commenti lo sono soltanto se accompagnate da una risposta pertinente.

2️⃣ Non è consentito inserire testo oltre al titolo. I vostri pensieri/risposte alla domanda possono essere inseriti nei commenti.

3️⃣ Non sono permesse domande con scopo di pubblicità, con insulti e pubblicazione di informazioni personali, con richieste di denaro/beni/servizi e con contenuti generati da IA

4️⃣ Niente risposte ironiche/irrispettose nei post taggati con [Serio]

 

Since Jerboa uses a CI different than Github Actions, is there a way to try new builds (e.g. after a commit in main) without having to compile? Just curious

 

Un posto dove fare domande generiche in italiano. Qualcosa come "Chiedi a Feddit", non so che nome potrebbe avere (si accettano proposte)

 

Alt text: Spongebob screaming "I fucking love right to repair. I want to fucking excercise my legal right to maintain my property to reduce electronic waste and save money instead of supporting planned obsolescence in the technology space" with an iFixit knife and smartphone in his hands.

 

Crossposted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/1137769

Just because software is open source does not mean someone is actually looking at the code. But depending on the software there are incentives to do so. Some people might be technologically interested on the way a software does something and look at the source code for that. Some people might want to check the benignity for themselves and actively check the source code for malicious features. With community maintained software there are often many different independent people working on the software. Also many open source software projects allow code commits to the software. Many eyes on the software due to many people working on it increases the chance of malicious features or vulnerabilities being discovered. A great thing about FOSS is the possibility to fork it or to use the FOS software of someone else in your software. FOSS allows and even encourages everyone to work with the software of others for ones own purpose and to modify, adapt or embed it. This leads to more people having an eye on the source code just for purely practical purposes. Open source just means publishing the source code, but FOSS is about actively reusing, improving and adapting other people's work in your own work. Security researchers might also have a look on open source software purely for their own research. Another great important aspect are bug bounties. Many developers pay bounties to people who report vulnerabilities to them. That creates an incentive to audit the code. But obviously not every project, especially smaller ones, have bug bounty programs. But you could probably sponsor one for some software you like.
Lastly there are independent third party audits. Those can be done for a number of reasons. There can be community paid audits through donations. VeraCrypt had one for example. Then there might also be other organizations who want to use the software and have an interest in its security. VeraCrypt is also an example for that. The German government paid the Frauenhofer Institute for an audit of VeraCrypt.

In the end it comes down to the specific software. If someone implements a malicious feature in their software it is not necessarily going to be found just because the source code is open. If you find some random unknown software it is not secure just for being open source, but the chance of malicious features or vulnerabilities being discovered is definitely higher if it is possible to look for them in the first place.

Security critical software should be open source and audited.

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