I don't need to know someone personally to know that they are a piece of shit, when they have factually done shitty things that have negatively effected a LOT of people. Outside of OpenAI, I don't know too much about Sam Altman, but Musk? Musk is actively a sub-human trash pile.

I no longer respect Richard Dawkins.

And yet, Bitcoin is still nothing but a waste of time, effort, and energy.

Nope. Plus SELinux, configured properly, completely mitigates the attack.

Low quality + low effort. It doesn't matter if it was created by AI or humans.

No. You can't. Properly configured, it literally completely mitigates the entire attack. It's why GrapheneOS, and ASOP in general, is immune to the attack. So, please stop pretending to know more than you do, when you clearly don't.

Doesn't matter when SELinux is also properly configured. No one thing will ever be perfect. Nor will any one thing ever stop all exploits. That's why you have different layers of security; something the immutable distros excel at. You aren't going to prove otherwise.

Same thing happens with some newer animes on Crunchyroll. The CC is sometimes complete nonsense. If the content is live, I can totally understand the CC being a little rough. But the content I'm watching is pre-recorded and has a script. The script could easily be provided, stripped of everything not needed for CC, and then synced to the video. Hell, use the AI to sync it, but there should never be any reason an AI is just making up random, wrong shit for pre-recorded content that has a script available. It doesn't save money. It doesn't save time.

Investors are not smart people and do not make smart decisions.

Many MMOs work fine on Linux, as does DOTA. GTA Online also works but requires some extra effort. Anything "competitive" from Epic Games, Respawn Entertainment, or Riot Games will never work, but those game studios and their games all suck giant dick anyway. DRM usually isn't an issue, but obvi they'll never be allowed to get anywhere near the kernel.

Rehabilitation is a punishment. If the kid flips on the adults and they are in the same country, great. They can also go after and show the child the consequences for these adults. If the adult isn't in the country, then it's the end of the line and there is no point in hanging the whole thing on just the kid. Maybe if they're lucky, the adults are from a friendly country and the two country's police forces can work together to catch the adult.

Won't change anything.

This is the only part that matters.

I don't care about the servers because I'm not responsible for any. I also doubt that the exploit would work in any of the other places you mentioned on my system, but I'm not going to roll back to test it, at this point.

100% because it's been patched anyway, just in case.

Pretty sure I figured it out. The immutable distros I tested have strict security policies that block the exploit. Which still leads me back to immutable distros are superior, because they all seem to have actual security that most of the Linux ecosystem sorely lacks - like anything that still ships with the god awful shit show that is X11.