The funny part is how people are so willing to jump from one thing they perceive as slop, to an entirely different thing they’ve never audited yet now somehow trust. 🤪
There’s gotta be a good market for hackers just forking and promising no AI to bring in all the reactionary suckers.
Oh this market already exists don’t worry. Especially for load bearing software like rsync the potential is enormous and it’s not lost on the bad actors.
Such a dumb take. We trust (or don’t trust) the maintainers, not the software qua software. You think that’s a typo and that’s fine, ask your fucking friend about it, it knows. Idiot
Aight, what’s the fork?
This showed up earlier in my feed.
Brilliant! Hadn’t thought of using a BSD utility!
The funny part is how people are so willing to jump from one thing they perceive as slop, to an entirely different thing they’ve never audited yet now somehow trust. 🤪
There’s gotta be a good market for hackers just forking and promising no AI to bring in all the reactionary suckers.
It’s included in OpenBSD and MacOS. It’s not just some random fork.
Oh this market already exists don’t worry. Especially for load bearing software like rsync the potential is enormous and it’s not lost on the bad actors.
Such a dumb take. We trust (or don’t trust) the maintainers, not the software qua software. You think that’s a typo and that’s fine, ask your fucking friend about it, it knows. Idiot
They’re gonna us AI next week. Where will you go after that?
The next fork that fucking doesn’t, that’s how open-source works
That’s gonna be drawer of dirty forks eventually maintained by unqualified people
To my mind, the ones using AI are already unqualified.
Should be named ssync
They’ll keep going until they get to X and then start adding numbers, before they just toss the whole thing and build something else
If it’s written in Python