I mean, that's kind of a given. I was just pointing out most of them can be mitigated. Never said all of them.

The truth however is that all operating systems have vulnerabilities. The reason you hear about Windows vulnerabilities so much is because being the top used operating system makes it the biggest target for cybercriminals. If Linux were to surpass Windows then it would be seeing a lot more effort from the same criminals, just as they already heavily target Linux and its software ecosystem in the server space.

Sorry to post here. Trying to keep away from that thread for now. Just wanted to say, about the exploits Linux got recently. Some of them only affected a certain set of distros given that the compromised functions are not enabled on all of them. The distro I use, for example, wasn't affected by some of them for that reason. There are also others that can be mitigated on the user end without too much issue, assuming one is aware of it in the first place of course.

So, yeah, what I typed here are not everything, some are a problem regardless of mitigation attempts but I expect them to be patched reasonably quickly.

Oh they're close, and share a lot of things. Both absolutely cannot do basic logic - they don't understand evidence and get really pissy when you point out they need to back up claims. They both are incapable of thinking more than one move ahead. And they both are happy, because of the aforementioned to engage in absolute ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ fiction and conspiracies.
Fee fees are more important than reality and all that.

Just the usual Steam alt-rights. Wonder where the Venn diagram lands between alt-rights and sovcits?

Lol, Crashed you get them too?
It never fails to amaze me how stupid some people are. Especially those that just CANNOT accept reality.