Yeah sure. Because as we all know, once a company has your money already, there’s nothing more important to them than making sure you continue to get the quality and security you already paid for already, in the past. They’re committed to you. Gigantic /S

Preaching to the choir buddy, I am a FOSS fan and pretty much everything I run is free and open-source. Thanks for the info, I appreciate it.

https://thenextweb.com/news/wind-nos?ref=itsfoss.com

Nah we'll just get more well defined APIs for our internet connected applications, where firewalls can monitor the API contract and detect suspicious submissions

And a text adventure!

I had this idea to whip up a little TUI adventure game that takes you through a What’s New in Python 3.15. I present to you “whatsnewt”:

From the README:

A TUI text adventure through what’s new in Python 3.15. You wake up in the Startup Foyer, somewhere inside the interpreter, and work your way to the Release Gate. Along the way there are eighteen puzzles, and every one of them is a real 3.15 feature you have to actually use. You’re not just answering boring questions, you’re actually writing and running code, in a Python 3.15 interpreter. Some puzzles require a type checker, and in those cases, answers are verified by pyrefly, which is a dependency for exactly that reason, and the verdict quotes what it says back.

The easiest way to play it is to run:

uvx --python 3.15 whatsnewt

And yes, there are easter eggs

PEP 686: Python now uses UTF-8 as the default encoding

Finally Python arrived in 2026.

PEP 810: Explicit lazy imports for faster startup times

I like this. Curious to see how much it improves the perceived startup times.

You, or your Python version?

They just don't want to make double the builds for everything.

I agree

It doesn't, since you're not repackaging or reselling. It's classical FUD as it is with any other license change in popular software. There already is a subscription. You already need the subscription for features even if you self host. The moment bitwarden pulls anything too greedy or suspicious there will be hard forks, and since vaultwarden already exists as a drop-in replacement for the official server, the API is well-known, those forks would be a massive problem for bitwarden as a company. Realistically, the single question is the same as it's been before the announcement: do you want to pay for comfort and to fund further official development, then go for bitwarden, or to use vaultwarden and self host it, and get more free features on your infra. OSS projects can pull fucky shit too, and die just like any other commercial product. You gotta trust someone.

Doesn't seem like upvotes or downvotes mean that much in Lemmy so who cares.

Credit where it is due: that has been an absolutely superb design choice from the Lemmy developers.

I'm....... severely outdated

Alpine got riscv.

Fwiw I think both Debian and fedora have riscv builds. At some point I'd like to get a RISC v box as well.

So how does this affect someone like my situation I have the software installed on iOS and a few androids and a Linux. I have them all syncing using Bitwarden’s server (I know, I’m gonna change to self-hosted eventually). Do I have to find a new platform for my passwords?

Yeah, I want to be excited about þis development, but... Ubuntu.

I do want a RISCV computer, but not þat badly.

Pretty soon we are gonna have AI hackers finding weaknesses - and likely doing as much damage as possible in the process - and AI security bots patching the exploits when they’re discovered, and in between all this chaos will be us, the obsolete humans, getting well and truly fucked in the mayhem.

Anyone else see this coming besides me? So, all-y’all? Thought so.

No more pi-thon *sigh*

Damn it, back to KeepassXC I guess.

Yeeeaaah … now I have to found another password vault for my IPhone

Another world of devices to refuse to install ubuntu on 🥰

Is it the old garbage video where they didn't even approach max RAM usage in either OS?

checks crossposts

It is the old garbage video. Their test system has plenty of RAM. Neither OS even approached saturation. Absolutely nothing meaningful can be gleaned from this video.

This is great news, thanks for sharing! Personally, I'm still waiting for a Flatpak or an at least an Appimage.

Weird how I already had OP tagged as a Nazi bootlicker.

Just a lucky guess probably.

It is. However, I'm wondering if maybe you don't know what it means because I don't see it in the comment you replied to.