Version numbers are meaningless. Yes it’s mostly fixes, but in every release which doesn’t have p in the version number there’s at least two or three things which are not fixes. As late as 2023 one of those changes did introduce a local privilege escalation: https://www.wiz.io/vulnerability-database/cve/cve-2025-32463 which was undetected for two years. For a critical piece of software with the maturity of sudo, I call that pretty concerning.

Here’s an interesting report from Google about rust vs C++ in Android: https://security.googleblog.com/2025/11/rust-in-android-move-fast-fix-things.html?m=1

I would say yes is it developed, this is more than just big fixes : https://github.com/sudo-project/sudo/releases

No huge changes of course, but the big CVE from July was only introduced 2 years ago.

My biggest question is, why is something like sudo still developed and not finished and in maintenance mode?

Sudo is being actively developed and has several fairly recent CVEs, some of which are memory issues (at least recent compared to how old sudo is). Apart from being memory safe rust is also better at error handling than C.

IMO best would be to reduce attack surface by using a memory safe language and also reducing complex features like OpenBSD’s doas does.

https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-15714/Sudo-Project.html?page=1&order=3

And Putin has them

The thing which makes digital chips so much better than analog chips is something both you and the article are missing: noise. A digital chip is very robust against noise, as long as the noise in one step isn’t too big so it causes a bitflip immediately the stable configuration will pull the voltage level back and no information is lost. Not so with analog logic, since the information is continuous every step which introduces noice (which is basically every step) will cause loss of information. Go a few levels of logic deep and all you’ve got left is noise.

It does https://immich.app/blog/immich-product-keys

But as far as I understand the key doesn’t really go anywhere, it’s just a fancy way to suggest a donation. (And there’s nothing unethical about using FOSS without paying or contributing back in any way)

Lol no you can’t do that. Many students work during the summer and get a one month contract, or pace is just slower during the summer.

I think Hamas is bigger than ever, Israel has given the doubters 18,000 reasons to join Hamas

Some thrash will end up in nature no matter what you do, especially small and light items. That’s why it’s good practice to design packaging do that it does minimal harm if it ends up in nature.

What are you talking about? The internet existed all through the 90s

Sure they can

I’m not convinced that source isn’t just spreading the urban myth. You’re going to have to come with something with more weight behind it than the webpage of a seller of heatpumps. Here’s another source saying it has nothing to do with eating: https://www.la-tour.ch/fr/conseils/se-baigner-apres-manger-faut-il-vraiment-attendre-3-heures

And what does that have to do with swimming after eating?

A big drying rack for things that don’t go in the dishwasher. Drying with a towel sucks and is unhygienic.

Maybe (probably) I’m just stupid and clumsy but cleaning as I go means cooking takes even more time and effort. I do it exactly the other way around, to minimize cleaning time I only clean my kitchen every few days when my counter gets too full. YMMV.

Both is best.

Enlighten me which part of the Netherlands doesn’t eat bland food ;)

No, exactly the same parts of Europe. Both the Dutch and the English were know for their spice trade and are known for their awful food. The rest of Europe has better food and terrorized and colonized for other reasons.

I did not expect to see someone making light of the horrors of the Holocaust

I’m surprised you didn’t expect to see that, you’re on the internet after all. But I did not make light of the Holocaust, you have misunderstood me.

They did try to make it humane, if alone to make it easier on the executioners. Causing pain and suffering did happen, but it wasn’t part of the plan. It was like trying to exterminate rats. You just want them dead, suffering is not necessary. In my option that makes the Holocaust more horrific, not less.

The Nazis actually did try to exterminate the Jews as humane as possible. They used gas showers so the victims didn’t know what was coming and didn’t have any any visual indications of harm on their body.

Whether it was out of some perverse sense of humanity, to make the executioners sleep better or simply to improve efficiency I’m not sure.

(To be clear, I don’t condone genocide whether you try to do it humane or not)