Weirdly I had no idea either of them were gay… but I guess I’m not a right wing bigot who cares about everyone’s sexual preferences.

I feel like we’re all moving to coding in airgapped vm’s

That’s interesting… I hadn’t equated the rise of supply chain vulnerabilities with a decline in interest in package management…

That said I’m in a role that hasn’t gone hog to the wall for AI vibe coded slop so… that might be why.

I wonder what the future for security scanners looks like when they can no longer just flag individual packages

Good question and I’m curious to hear the answer as well

That’s fair. I think it’s habitual for me to be an early adopter and I’m finding that lately to be less desirable than it used to be.

So long as older versions continue to get security patches I’d say stay put.

I’ve been so frustrated with iOS 27. I spent an hour disabling as much AI shit as I could only for it to be reversed on the next update.

If it doesn’t settle down I’ll be looking into alternatives for my next device.

It’s not resolved until everyone installs the patch. And there in lies the problem.