nini fedi! it's past sunrise again

This is the first time I'm posting anything here but I figured this may be the right audience.

I've never run into something like this and I don't quite know what to make of it. I'm the author and maintainer of libgpiod. The official git repository is the one at kernel.org[1]. There's also a github mirror[2] as well as a documentation page[3] at readthedocs that I maintain.

I noticed (purely by chance) that there's a new website at libgpiod.com that's been created recently. I have nothing to do with it. It's clearly AI-generated but it redirects to my github. It's a 2 month old domain, anonymized registrar, protected by Cloudflare and NeoProtect and a Swedish host behind that.

Clearly someone went to a great length to stay anonymous. I'm afraid of falling victim to some new elaborate supply chain attack. What should I do about it (if anything)? Has anyone else experienced something similar?

[1] https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/libs/libgpiod/libgpiod.git/
[2] https://github.com/brgl/libgpiod
[3] https://libgpiod.readthedocs.io/

i hear you all like foxes

maybe useful tip for someone out there: you can disable javascript by default with ublock origin (by going to ublock settings and checking the "Disable JavaScript" option)

you can enable javascript for a specific website by clicking on the crossed out script icon in the extension, and also clicking on a lock icon to make it permanent (i am bad at describing GUIs, sorry)

(noscript exists but i think ublock visually looks better than the noscript extension, maybe that's just me)

is GURU as vulnerable to supply chain attacks as the AUR?

good morning!

good night

time for updates

good morning

boosts appreciated!

does anybody know a podcast app that blocks ads?

Have you ever tried to eat a starch-based packing peanut (the forbidden corn snacks)
(Repost for sample size!)

a few more IR shots, again at 550nm+ #photography #infrared

good morning

good night

https://mw.lojban.org/papri/Lojban_by_Choice/LojbanPod_grammar

this is such a weird article. it claims to be about lojban but actually it's about spanish

why won't pipewire detect any devices while alsa works fine?

apparently my PCIe bifurcation pin mod breaks amdgpu (at least when the GPU is plugged into the bifurcated slot, even when it only uses 4 lanes)

I tried testing my RX6400 in my pin modded OptiPlex 9020 SFF (forgetting it was pin modded) and amdgpu crashed. (I assume it was the pin mod at least, it works in my 5050 SFF (with my coreboot port on it!) and my 7020 SFF is currently in use so I can't test it there and I don't want to undo the pin mod now)

This is next level infosec shitposing:

"It is the FreeBSD analogue of Linux's Dirty Pipe, CopyFail, Fragnesia, and Dirty Frag — except we gave it a BETTER name, with a BETTER logo, on a BETTER website. The other bug websites? Disasters. Sad. Many people have told us this."

https://bumsrake.de/
#CVE202645257