The fact that you either are too stupid to understand that he doesn't literally mean zero people or are intentionally being dense just reinforces the fact that you are nobody. So if you use it then it is certainly correct to say that nobody uses it.

Thanks for reminding us that systemd haters are so ignorant with regard to it that they think it is a "startup sequencer".

Shut the fuck up you moron. You are so fucking stupid it isn't worth even trying to overcome your willful ignorance

I recommend you read Clifford Stoll's "The Cuckoos Egg" so you have some idea what you are talking about. Nobody said anything about letting them run amok. There are ways to thwart them without cutting off access.

There are numerous difference between Oxycodone and Heroin, starting with the fact that the former is an opioid and the latter is an opiate.

You literally just confirmed what I wrote. CentOS is from RHEL, not Fedora. Thanks for confirming what I said.

Unless things have changed you are wrong. Fedora is the community supported sandbox for Red Hat. Red Hat doesn't seem support for it and you won't find the RHEL logos, etc. there. CentOS is RHEL minus the Red Hat proprietary at work, etc. If CentOS has started pulling from Fedora rather than RHEL that is very stupid. Fedora is not now, not has it ever been intended for mission critical enterprise deployment.

It's even more dumb to pretend that there aren't a shitload of people buying useless gadgets. The OP never said anything that would imply they were telling people to stop buying stuff they need.

These crypto-miners are contributing to the suffering of the citizens of another country and are so selfish and self centered they believe that *they* are the victims boggles the mind of those of us who actually use ours.

I know right. I can't remember the last time a white man won an award! /Sarcasm Douchebag

If your curious it means you are going to learn something now. You can mitigate against Zero Days by learning about computer security and practicing solid layered protections. Go through and read the CVs sometime. You will notice a set of conditions that must be true for the exploit to work. In general at least one of those will be that the system administrator(s) have to have failed to implement one of the mitigations. For example take your standard "attacker must have proximity" exploit. The solution isn't even a software solution. In this case you mitigate those by making sure an attacker cannot easily sneak in to the area where the system is and do his thing. I'm glad I could help you learn enough to realize that you have a lot of learning to do. You are welcome!

Holy fuck I hope you don't work in software development. You are a complete fucking moron. Someone finds a vulnerability. If they are a white hat it gets reported, then others exploit it between the time it gets announced and the time it gets patched. If they are a black hat then they exploit it until someone else also finds it, reports it, and it gets patched. The difference is in who finds it, and that is literally the only difference.

There is absolutely no reason to avoid letting interns write C, because expert that you are you have code reviews. Right? Perhaps if you think a bit you will realize that if you never let new people learn you will fast be out of qualified help.

Zero Day exploits are no different than any other exploit. If your job is to help ensure security then your job is to find as many vulnerabilities before someone else usually with making finds them. Try googling it and think about for a minute, after which you should have much more success finding the job you seek.

You can access GitHub using command line git. That approach would break that capability.