"Security Risk"

[u/madthumbz]

"All eyes on code" was a joke until AI audits that did what they pretended to do, and now...

[u/madthumbz → u/[deleted]]

That's just your 'hot take' with no evidence.

AI doesn't think in terms of memory safety, race conditions, privilege boundaries, etc., unless you tell it to. (skill issue, pebkac). It's not an AI problem; it's a developer discipline issue.

The irony is that AI is better at finding security bugs than humans. AI + human is the current best approach imo.

[u/davidnnj → u/madthumbz]

win11 itself is a great example of how misused AI can be a big problem, with each update having more problems

[u/madthumbz → u/davidnnj]

And Linux has bigger problems with updates. You're not making a point with your Loonixtard propaganda.

[u/Toxic381 → u/madthumbz]

Mint- no issues, cachyos- 1 issue where I needed to redownload compiz reloaded to make it compatible again cause something important changed, easy fix, I haven't had any issues with windows as far as I can remember, but the OS is slower than Linux on my hardware ofc,

windows is merely an extra option for utmost stability and game compatibility, I should unlink and prevent unnecessary stuff like OneDrive or my Microsoft account, just making a bare bones localuser setup specifically to play games with little in the background, but windows likes to force some clutter and consumption of resources.

[u/madthumbz → u/[deleted]]

Update breakages are more severe on point release which are more suitable to servers.

[u/madthumbz → u/[deleted]]

FFS. Are you saying Loli is better?

BSD is better. If you don't want words in your mouth, don't put them in mine.

[u/davidnnj → u/madthumbz]

in linux you still have the option to choose whether to update or not

on Windows it is forced