we also those here but the ones I am talking about arent them, but we also seem to have cicadas like every year, some years there way more, and it is not like the other years are just erractic one offs, there are still plenty those, just not littering the entire hike trail path level
I would submit “yankee go home”
where I live, there is enough insects that even LEDs get swarmmed, sure way less than other light types, but with enough insects in the area it will still attract enough to be labeled as a swarm
there is a specific insect, native to where I live, that seasonally appears in the hundreds during their mating season and swarm literally every outdoor light possible
we are talking abou specificly security updates, upstream for most projects that are important for security have a concept of LTS releases, e.g the kernel’s LTS, debian updates their stable packages rellying on upstream’s LTS, debian does sometimes switches to newer LTS releases even if it means breaking the no new feature general rule of thumb, e.g kernel LTS goes EOL, debian maintainers sometimes do try to backport fixes themselves but generally debian prefers to follow upstream’s LTS EOL where possible, generally updating to the oldest LTS not in EOL yet
debian has a specific team dedicated to security, updating packages, contacting and colaborating with upstream, reporting potential vulnerabilities e.g the xz backdoor first was reported to the ssh package maintaince team from which the importance and the nature of the issue was discovered and then reported to the debian security team which confirmwd the findings and made reports to other teams and tried contacting the old owner of xz since xz was effectively taken over by the malicious actor
because no one wnats to dare to browse the ancient treseaure debian’s website is
sid does not has a dedicated security team, it may actually get crucial security fixes later than stable
it is rare but some feature updates do get to stable, most software that is important to up to date with security fixes have the concept of an LTS or somethinf akin to it, firefox has ESR for example, basically it is a version where the devs will continously backport security fixes to it but not the features
debian’s security updates are faster than Arch’s, Ubuntu’s and many more, you seem to not understand what the “stable” in “stable distro” means, please, this has nothing with security updates
would arch have fixed this? no, what is your point?
english is full of these thanks to double borrowings from french, like warden, guardian
olive oil is too italian, and would also freeze at norweigian room temperature
duolingo is only useful as a practice tool
another thing is that, sometimes the etymological equivalent even if not a false cognate, may still carry very different semantics and connotations
ok gpt
what is so special on halloween?
they already shadow ban accounts not created with google or apple sign in
the bots switch themes every day, one day it was all about posting BBC, the other gore and so it goes
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