The lack of concurrent access support in the official HDF5 library (the only implementation with full format support) can be a major drawback. There is ongoing work on that front [1] though it's unclear when it will land.
> Research shows that 95% of the permissions granted to users aren't used which creates huge problems and is a reason for spending millions in security tools.
It'd potentially cost millions more to recover from a GPT-4 disaster.
> they were going to redirect donations intended for Canadian protesters to other (likely left leaning) causes
Per the article you linked, donors have two weeks to request a refund, and any remaining funds will be redirected to causes chosen by the Freedom Convoy organizers:
> Donors have until Feb. 19 to ask for a refund, and the rest of the money the group raised would be allocated to “credible and established charities” chosen by Freedom Convoy organizers, the site said.
The Firefox profile directory also contains sensitive things like its file cache and trusted CA database, so you don't need to plant a malicious extension to achieve significant impact when you only have write access.
> After waiting for a long while, I gave up and switched to the Developer Edition so I can use my own add-on.
I find it very frustrating that they now force users into Nightly / Developer Edition if they want to permanently install unsigned add-ons. What's the harm in simply locking that functionality with a config option?