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I used to run a public link shortener. Once the scammers catch wind and add it to their rotation all bets are off. I got inundated with reports and my standing with my web host would have been at risk as well (long story). I now use Shlink on those domains lol.
That file is for debugging. Seems like something is setting SSLKEYLOGFILE. You could try unsetting it (unset SSLKEYLOGFILE). Something is probably setting it in your shell, so you probably want to look at your specific shell configs for a more permanent solution.
Pretty much my experience, though I didn’t want to give the guy I was replying to any personal anecdotes lol.
I always hate it when people talk about “eventual issues that people will encounter on Linux”.
As if Windows doesn’t have those of varying degrees. Usually because Microsoft pushes out an update that breaks things.
I’m not quite sure why I keep seeing this news in various forms, yet Flathub gets fair crypto wallets and that only shows up on my feed once.
The company said its IT complied with industry standards and it had taken out insurance against cyber-attack.
Backups and the 3-2-1 strategy have been industry standard for decades. What a load of crap.
Also what appears to be a typo, Regomize, but is actually them merging “Register” and “anonymize”.
Sounds like AnnoyingPCB
I will note that your “I have no way to know how many problems it would have it I used it every day” is kind of… the stability “issues” is due to frequent updates. You can simply not update for a few weeks at a time, reducing the likelihood of encountering issues.
Holy shit, 10,000 commits because each change was individual (I’m assuming automated).
During my last visit with my grandfather before he passed, he was asking everyone “any personal requests for me to bring to God on your behalf”. I’m not religious but it did sort of disarm the tension.