Name the last 2... and no, youtube doesn't count.

Heartbleed was caused by a FreeBSD bug,
Shellshock was caused by a GNU bash bug.

Both projects are independent of the Linux Kernel Project. That's the project managed by Linus.
So blaming Linus management for the lost confidence on open source security is, at least, unbased.

Actually, I can't remember last Linux Zero-Day bug.
And the bugs this article refers to are BSD's and GNU's fault.

Maybe, just maybe, Linus' way is the right way.

Some closed source hardware providers choose them as targets for their products.
yum is better than apt
Lots of time is put testing so you don't get nasty surprises on production services that support millionaire businesses.
Long (really long) term support (and by support I mean security updates).

On the other hand, It's not a fair comparison, you should compare RHEL against Debian Stable.

And you base that on what?
And Even if those affirmations were true, they'd be meaningless unless:

Women don't get a primal Promethean thrill and ego boost from creating machines from symbols.
Men don't get a primal sense-of-purpose from creating new living human beings.

Copyright rules should be abolished for non commercial use and FRAND rules should be applicable to commercial use, because the current copyright state is:
a) unenforceable
b) detrimental to culture
c) most people don't give a shit about it.

To lazy to search, but what are they planning to do for addressing the arch compatibility issues?
Wasn't that the main cause why the ditched their RT version? Users were unable to gasp the difference between the devices and ended returning them?

Last time I checked, google maps didn't have good images of zones presumed not populated. This last tax actualization was made after 15+ years, so Argentina's government doesn't give a shit about being portrayed as lazy.

No, you can't... because of the "any message", you would have "virtually infinite" amount of messages matching the same patterns you're looking for and having valid data in any other place.

You can bypass that by reverse SSH, but it doesn't seem like a valid option in this case.

Could you list some stuff that mere mortals are able to do with newer OS but not with XP
(Honest question, I've barely touched 7 and never had the pleasure of using 8. As a Linux user, when WMs went full retard (again), I changed to awesome WM and haven't had to face change since.)

It's not like it hasn't been proposed before.

for bash / sh, the ; is not mandatory... What else do you propose to separate to commands in the same line?

That's also used by the CMSIS for ARMs ... There, struct pointers are pointed to the pheripherals registers memory map, so you can make calls like TIMER->value.

Argentina has an import duty over the VAT... So that's + 21% +35%. That's been like that since I can remember.

To make the math easier for you, customs set a unique 50% tax on imports to local market. And that's only over the goods.
You still have to pay if you need to send money out of the country via a wire transfer.

For some reason CCs were exempt from this, now another 35% tax was set, deducible from your income tax... But as anywhere else, almost all Argentinians fake their income declarations, so they can't justify their foreign expenses and never get the reimbursement.