Someone responsible for enforcing the code of conduct in a project reaches out to you to discuss your behavior.
Do you (1) listen to them in earnest, ask questions if things are unclear, and take the opportunity for introspection and improvement, or (2) interpret everything they said as a threat, immediately escalate it into an argument, and characterize the email as a harassment campaign targeted against you and endorsed by the employer of the conduct enforcement person?
@lanodan@drewdevault
I would say that your scenario (4) should be deemed like (2), just with added passive aggressivity (which makes matters worse in my book)...
The writer criticises #Spotify, the #music streaming service, on the grounds that if you give it no information about your taste and just click on a random playlist on the opening page, you get to hear bland commercial music catering to the lowest common denominator. This is analogous to criticising 1990s record stores because you once went into one, bought a record completely at random, and didn’t like it.
@mrundkvist
There's a difference though. Even without feeding it, there is still an algorithm making choices for you. In a record store (good enough to have a bit more than just the blandly popular records), you were the algorithm.
If you want to make a tangible parallel, a radio station running the "top of the list" hits is much closer to Spotify with an unfed algo.
#Forgejo v1.20.5-1 was just released! This is a critical security release.
We strongly recommend that all installations are upgraded to the latest version as soon as possible. Read more in the companion blog post https://forgejo.org/2023-11-release-v1-20-5-1/.
Depends on what you think "caring about your users" actually is.
OpenSSL has figured that an OpenSSL-native API, integrated with already existing OpenSSL API, is important, and likewise, it's important to be able to build OpenSSL on quite a lot of platforms with a minimum of dependencies.
BTW, OpenSSL has achieved the client part by now. I'm tempted to contribute a patch that uses this... given personal time.
