Developers' coding flaws, not GNU IFUNC, blamed for software insecurity amid AI tool focus

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A social media post criticizes the focus on GNU IFUNC as a cause for software insecurity, arguing that developer coding errors are the primary issue. The author also humorously points out GitHub's rapid adoption of AI tools while allegedly overlooking significant security vulnerabilities. AI

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RANK_REASON The content is a humorous social media post with no new factual information or analysis.

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Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 · [email protected] · 2026-05-08 02:18

🔍 Ah, yes, because obviously it's # GNU IFUNC's fault that # software is about as secure as a wet paper bag, not the developers who couldn't code their way out

🔍 Ah, yes, because obviously it's # GNU IFUNC's fault that # software is about as secure as a wet paper bag, not the developers who couldn't code their way out of a Hello World program. 🤣 Meanwhile, GitHub is busy playing dress-up with # AI # tools like a kid in a candy store, ho…

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🔍 Ah, yes, because obviously it's # GNU IFUNC's fault that # software is about as secure as a wet paper bag, not the developers who couldn't code their way out

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