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Why would I do that? It's a crazy non-sequitur. My opinion is that the way Omarchy is developed leads to gigantic security holes. I wanted people to be aware o
by thehappyfellow 21d ago
Why would I do that? It's a crazy non-sequitur.
My opinion is that the way Omarchy is developed leads to gigantic security holes. I wanted people to be aware of it.
In my opinion, there are much better choices both for me and I'd imagine for other people as well. I don't want to help Omarchy succeed, I don't care about them.
- donatj 21d agoBecause you could make the world a better place instead of just complaining about it? I don't understand the "all I wanna do is complain" process at all. Fix it. If you see a problem in the world, fix it. If they reject the fix, that's when you complain.
- thehappyfellow 21d agoI dont just complain. I making the world a better place in ways which I believe are worth it. Improving Omarchy seems like a waste of time to me. Letting people know how insecure it likely is, given how little time it took, is much better bang for buck. Or, in colourful analogy: if people on the streets are hitting themselves on the head with frying pans repeatedly, I want them to stop, not to help them recover from the pain quicker so that they can hit themselves more.
- 05hundred 21d ago> My opinion is that the way Omarchy is developed leads to gigantic security holes >> Fix it. If you see a problem in the world, fix it. You can't "open a pull request" to fix a projects development process. The point of the article isn't about any specific security issue, it's that these vulnerabilities will keep getting introduced due to the lax attitude the project takes towards security.