France enters the chat.https://www.zdnet.com/article/france-leaves-windows-for-linu...

Yes. And France has a history of taking its sovereignty a bit more seriously, for us to take the article's "ministries should submit their plans by fall..." a bit more seriously.

But even if that goes perfectly...France is only one of 20+ countries in the EU. The great majority of which are far less well-positioned to do anything similar.

Here's what's coming for Linux Mint.

Moltbook is a security hole sold as an AI Agent service. This will all end in tears.

Yeah, this security is appalling. Might as well just give remote access to your machine.

Yeah, tears are likely. But they might be the kind that teach you where the sharp edges actually are.

Glad I'm not the only one who had this thought. We shit on new apps that ask us to install via curling a bash script and now these guys are making a social experiment that is the same idea only _worse_, and this after the recent high profile file exfiltration malicious skills being written about.

Though in the end I suppose this could be a new species of malware for the XKCD Network: https://xkcd.com/350/

So many session cookies getting harvested right now.

Not a dupe. This is an update with Daniel Steinburg's cURL's creator, explaining why he's making the move.

Fine. Though it's the same discussion, adding little. Of news that's already over a week old.

There'll be more next week when he posts a full blog on it no doubt.

Without Linux, there is no ChatGPT. No AI at all. None. Here's why.

All too true--I mean the story starts with an Asimov quote from 1980--but we're not at the "Hold my beer" stage of wilful ignorance.

Yup.

He didn't mean to! That said, the headline did make me look.

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