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   ðŸŒ»ðŸ’�🌷🌺🌈 D ershmenderde   
   nden...den-den *jazz hands*   
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   ’�🌷🌺🌈 wrote:   
   > Some of us DEFINITELY administer our servers differently but I don't   
   > think that has bupkis to do with inventing some kind of "boogeyman" about   
   > kernel.org's Makefile default build target out of whole cloth and   
   > conflating it with every single shady hax0r project or malicious payload   
   > imaginable.  I guess Good Faith isn't a river in Egypt.  LOL   
   >   
   > My servers get patches and kernel updates applied by the distros these   
   > days since we retired our ReiserFS RAID 5 system somewhere around 2008   
   > after 7 years in production and I switched over to xfs on the newer   
   > system - which was retired around 2016 because the university finally   
   > acquired enough shared storage and VM capacity for the cost to be less   
   > than running our own racks in-house with 28TB RAID storage, web servers,   
   > and a small Rocks supercomputing cluster.   
   >   
   > I don't go around downloading shady Github bullshit and compiling it -   
   > and if I had to do such a thing for some unknown reason, I would READ THE   
   > FUCKING MAKEFILE before doing anything.  And *especially*, I wouldn't   
   > compile such non-validated (out-of-distro) code as root, even on my own   
   > personal systems.  But also, I wouldn't even touch it with a ten foot   
   > pole if it's not from a trusted source.   
   >   
   > My servers are expected to adhere to university policies, HIPPA rules,   
   > and NSF grant guidelines, among others.  Perhaps you didn't consider   
   > that?   
   >   
      
   i just click on an exe file.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)