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When Ian Murdock was alive, Debian had much better quality. I never believed it was a suicide, especially now, after such a long history of critical incidents like the ones you mentioned. They don't look random anymore and it feels like they were all introduced on purpose by the same people who wanted us to believe the suicide version.

Relying on heavily managed, LLM-driven developer platforms introduces severe data exfiltration risks. These complex environments mostly preferred by newer generations of programmers represent critical supply chain exploitation risks that simply never existed in traditional local setups. The consequences are incidents like recent Binance hack.