So I’ve check and ‘likely’ can be defined as “Within the realm of credibility; plausible.”/" Possessing or displaying the qualities or characteristics that make something probable." which I would say makes 10% likely but also as “having a high probability of occurring or being true : very probable” which would make 10% unlikely. Depends on which dictionary you check :)

Not in US. In US gun owners are never responsible for what happens with their guns. It can be the kid’s fault, the dog’s fault or even fault of the gun itself but it’s never the gun owner’s fault.

Interesting. I would say that if it’s unlikely then the risk is small. I would also say 10% is pretty likely. For drugs 1-10% chance of a side effect means it’s a common side effect.

You’re technically correct. The best kind of correct.

Imagine you’re going to have a surgery and the doctor tells you there’s 10% chance it will go wrong and you will lose your dick. What would you say about your chances?

Both things can be true and I’ve seen way way more comments along the lines of “there are bugs in Rust so it’s pointless” then “don’t use C”.

I have an app on F-Droid. Nothing special, basically something I wrote for myself. I was thinking about putting it on Play Store so I can share it with friends that don’t use F-Droid but with those new requirement I’m 100% not doing that. Fuck Google.

In other comment I linked two vulnerabilities in sudo discovered in 2025, one of which was “hiding” for 12 years. So yeah, “finished” for a long time…

PSA: If you think that people use Rust because it lets you write without bugs do yourself a favor and don’t comment on anything Rust related. You will avoid sounding stupid.

Yes, because normal sudo never had bugs…

One of the vulnerabilities has remained unnoticed for over 12 years.

By software maturity you mean that the bugs are hitting puberty?

You don’t like it? Go donate to Servo: https://opencollective.com/servo

Line Feed.

Just don’t pretend Wayland is a fad that’s going away in a couple years

No one said anything like this. I’m only saying people are pushing it to hard. For majority of users it doesn’t offer anything of value. It’s good that modern replacement for X was created but I’m not even sure if Wayland was the best choice. It’s just what we got stuck with. It’s ok to use but some people are really obsessed with it.

Hardly anyone supports it: https://www.passkeys.io/who-supports-passkeys

So to use it I will have to log in with my google/microsoft account everywhere? Thanks but no thanks.

And once there will be some things I want to do, that can’t be done on X11 but can be done on Wayland I will switch. For now there are no such things so switching is just a waste of time. It crazy how many people think everyone should be on Wayland only because it’s new. It’s the Labubu of software, really.

Those things couldn’t be more different. Or did you spend lots of time to make your Linux environment work exactly like your Windows did?

I have my environment set up exactly the way I want. Moving to Wayland you mean replicating all the keyboard shortcuts, all the scripting and automated actions and re-implementing all the custom widgets. Because they work the way I want them to work. From what I’ve checked Wayland doesn’t even have tools that can be extended as easily as my WM. I would have to use some less popular tools with little documentation or struggle writing things in C++. And if I did all this I would have a setup that works the exact same way but is on Wayland. What would I gain besides bragging rights?

So a badge of honor. Thanks, not interested.

And why would I do that? What am I going to gain exactly?

Should be more like

Kevin: Hello officer, I was left alone at home.

Officer: Sure kid, let me call for someone to pick you up… Zed? The spider just caught a little fly.