Phoenixz

Very clever!

Are we finally going to jail suckerberg now?

Anytime shareholders are involved you know it’s going to be shit.

32 billion still is nothing for these scumbags

JAIL MARC ZUCKERBERG ALREADY. That is still what we do with criminals, is it not?

I want to think here that this is more about not knowing about licenses than malice.

They did open it.

If open source developers can now keep the tax code updated, you’re all golden

And the most important part: she admitted she was wrong and that it’s fine

This is the part where Republicans and have the biggest problems with, as in the face pf evidence they usually just double down and that’s it.

VC?

This sort of misinformation can be the reason to push a country into civil war. Hundreds, I’d not thousands could die as a result.

It’s an extremely hostile action that should be responded to in kind. People pushing these false narratives without clear evidence should be jailed for years, if not life. Muskrat should be jailed for life.

Again: switch to Linux already, use Libre Office or if you have to, google docs. Heck, install onlyoffice if you want it self hosted online, anything but Microsoft

Welcome to jellyfin!

Mullvad apparently no longer supports port forwarding. This better in tailscale?

Did you just send me a chatgpt reply?

If it’s not open source then forget about it, it won’t go anywhere. I’ve had that stance of all software for decades now, but in the last few years boat loads of others have caught on.

Its simple really. If the software is open source (ALL of it, servers, clients) we can all check it and all be sure it does what is advertised. If not, we have no way of knowing what you’re doing, especially on the server side of things, and if we’ve finally collectively learned on thing, it’s that we can’t trust companies on the server side of things. Data WILL be used in other ways than advertised.

Since this software is supposed to be a security product, trust is paramount, and it’s bot there at all. Unless this product would be open source I won’t even look at it.

I never said the EU is perfect

I am saying that, privacy wise, the EU is better than any other place in the world

Care to elaborate?

Like seriously, with the PHP extension gone from the URL you wouldn’t know it’s PHP but somehow it’s old because…?

And there is no way that anyone could have predicted that.

Right?

it’s not really a proper language

Why, oh true Scotsman?

It’s slower than compiled languages

Probably, but it requires a whole lot less work to get something done. One developer pays for 20 big ass servers, so if I have to spin up one or two extra servers over requiring way less developers, that is a no-brainer

The go syntax is cleaner than PHP

Go kinda looks/feels like JavaScript to me whereas PHP feels more like C. I find modern PHP syntax to be cleaner than go, but that is a personal opinion. Either way, maintainability has more to do with your developers and coding guidelines than with the language itself.

So does your comment, what’s your point? Are you really trying to tell me that an app developed in PHP 15 years ago still feels old? Because doh.

Next cloud feels old to you?

• PHP doesn’t have a built in web server because it doesn’t need one, makes development a whole lot easier as each page is it’s independent process. No worries about memory loss, state corruption, or other issues. IMHO it adds to its security and ease of handling

• It’s super fast and easy to setup and get going

• Web sockets work just fine, I use them daily on dozens of servers doing hundreds of requests / sec all day every day

• They did an audit and found issues? Great, I applaud people searching and finding issues. Shall we do the same for Rust, go, or chuckle JavaScript?

• You’re unfamiliar.with the language. <<< Yeah, that is the standard reason for hating PHP, it’s not <insert my personal favorite language>

Why would anyone even use Synology?

Just buy a pc with big hard drives

They could observe a connection to the server, big difference. If the site is on a WordPress domain, that IP might lead to a load balancer that manages hundreds of sites.

Of course the reverse is also true, so for for example Facebook, of you hit one of their IPs, then its obvious what you’re accessing