False.

That was written in the sky…

Open-Source is literally used as marketing tool for the under dogs until they reach a critical mass of users.

People were fighting on social media, defending the product, suggesting it, “it’s open source”, people were doing the marketing for them.

No wonder why people feel like they got raped, after all the hard work they gave done for them…

But at least they didn’t contribute code, did you? Not me, because I am old enough to never use such products, it’s a classic rug pull, bait and switch.

Open source doesn’t mean it’s good, it must be hold by a bunch of strangers in T-shirt, not in full suite…

Corpo in disguise…

I never understood the 9000iq move to give all your credentials to someone else…

That’s why I use “pass” as password-store.

So, that’s the best we’ll ever get?

There is a train race. Just like car racers, you have train racers putting coal in the engine, pushing the machine forward the finish line.

At one point, a few racers are saying that they are moving at incredible speed and everything is “so hot”.

As any train, you own the speed, not the track! At one point, a racer might say that the current speed is too fast if a sharp curve is coming, but that he cannot stop putting coal in the engine because slowing down might cost him the race…

That’s what is happening.

N.B. I don’t agree with AI LLM and all that, I am trying to explain as best as I could.

See the Skeleton sport too…

The practical risk is limited, but still significant. Applying the attack against the deprecated use of 1024-bit keys took a handful of months on an academic CPU cluster, significantly less than the current estimates for 1024-bit factoring that would require resources that only nations or companies with massive resources could achieve. Widely used RSA implementations are also safe.

Bold emphasis is mine. It’s a nothing Burger article.