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Security updates if you use it online or copy new binaries to run on it. Even if you're not worried about hackers, there can still be viruses and malware that destroy your data.

Lots of retro enthusiasts still use legacy hardware for all sorts of reasons... I fear that a fork of the kernel will be necessary in the near future to keep these machines running.

The notion of using Linux to revive old hardware and keep it out of the landfill may not last forever...

I think there will always be people stuck with their existing confirmation biases, but if the advice merely helps less people it's still better than nothing at all... some people are just beyond saving.

Wow, this article is a great resource to show someone who thinks privacy is pointless because "I have nothing to hide."

It's hard to find good real-world examples of how people's data is being used in ways they would be against if only they knew about them.

no

effectively a CCP platform for widespread surveillance and IP theft

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problem is php 7 is about 10 years older than 6 7 :p

The headlines that can be answered in the affirmative are very much in the minority

Not according to several different studies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headlines#Studies

Demonstrably false, there are many cases where the answer is yes... it's just that there's also a lot of no.

I need privacy, not because my actions are questionable, but because your judgment and intentions are.

Good thing there aren't any operating system vendors actually operating out of Illinois.