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Remember the times when people told the *current* outdoors temperature by actually looking at a thermometer rather than random weather *forecast* from their smartphone? As a compromise, I'd settle for people reading the current temperature from the heating controller (it's got outdoors sensor). @mgorny Yeah :yayblob: I'm happy despite running into https://bugs.gentoo.org/896570 I love #byobu. @mgorny mmh I have to say this, there is _way_ to much that is not keyworded yet... We were considering removing SHA512 hashes from #Gentoo Manifests in favor of using BLAKE2b alone (instead of both). The change was rejected because of "insufficient community support." That said, it's hard to gauge support from ml threads -- opponents generally tend to speak up, while proponents do not. Do you think we should remove SHA512? Anonymous poll
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Yes, from all entries (one big update)
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Yes, from new entries (progressive)
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35.7%
No, keep using two hashes
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21.4%
No, remove BLAKE2b instead (unpopular opinion)
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Voting ended 4 May 2023 at 6:44. @mgorny What @aninternettroll said - I never really understood why we have multiple algos at the same time to begin with. The short history of wrong information on the Internet. The First Era: wrong information is mostly spread by people who believe in it and want to enlighten others. The Second Era: wrong information is aggregated by SEO experts who focus on driving as much traffic as possible without caring about the quality of information. The Third Era: LLMs are used to produce completely wrong but conceivable information on industrial scale. Can a large project like #Gentoo survive long-term purely on volunteer effort? The biggest problem is that volunteers would like to do what they enjoy. However, there are also things that *need to be done* that nobody happens to enjoy at the time, and so far we've been relying on someone making a sacrifice to do them. That doesn't seem sustainable long-term. Just imagine that one day Gentoo may run out of people doing necessary Infra work. Do not give up if the first attempt at importing fails! try:
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@mgorny :moneybag: You can get paid to complete this issue! Please read the docs for more information.
@mgorny didn't openssl change their license in a way to prevent collaboration (to hurt) libressl?
@mgorny It's almost as if we collectively starting to elevate "works on my machine" into an actual design principle, don't you think so? :blobcatpeekaboo: