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Nokia 3210?


And 2222222222 will be in 2040.


i didn’t know where else to post this ¯_(ツ)_/¯
I think, it has the right amount of being interesting for !mildlyinteresting@lemmy.world


Ubuntu 26.04 has already been patched, but not the older (LTS) releases.


Does Ubuntu, like Debian, make you choose a repository mirror during the installation?


It could be for example Debian 12 (Bookworm). While Debian 13 (Trixie) already got fixed, Bookworm is still vulnerable.
Edit: It just got fixed.


they have to follow Ubuntu
Will Ubuntu do a hard replacement of coreutils with coreutils-rust, i.e. the usual C implentation of coreutils won’t be available anymore?
I assume they will simply install coreutils-rust instead of coreutils while keeping the latter in their repositories. So, in theory, Linux Mint may keep using the C implentated coreutils.


The kernel 6.12.73-1 used by Debian Trixie is still vulnerable. Applying security updates should update the kernel to 6.12.85-1 and fix the issue.
https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/CVE-2026-31431
Edit: Kernel 6.1.170-1 just got released and fixes the vulnerability.


There usually isn’t a su binary installed on non-rooted Androids. If you’re rooting it yourself anyways, there’s no need to use the exploit.


Yes, as one can see, the shaft is hollow. So one or two sheet of forged metal, bent and chased and finally soldered (or even welded?).
Edit: I didn’t notice you were talking about the shaft from the very beginning. Sorry, too early in the morning.


The original text says Schlagkopf: Eisen, geschmiedet, geschnitten (punching head: iron, forged, cut) which is exactly that. Shaping by hammering and bending would be treiben / getrieben in German.
As the software is called Anubis, technically, she’s they’re a jackalgirl


zoot zoot (?)


According to the description, they don’t specify that pip should be executed as root (which is a very bad idea and pip itself will tell one about that).


Maybe, their consumer-grade laptops aren’t as repairable as the ThinkPads. The article linked within the article also mentions, that they went from “F” last year to “C”.
Wikipedia does a better job here: