Sebastian Pipping

@danog to better understand: - How would suggested GCC command args differ from a user point of view between E and P, can you give an example output? - Can...

@danog thanks your reply! I have things parts for a reply at the moment: First, I find it interesting to see that the maximum CPU frequency output of `lscpu` is...

@danog PS: Thanks for raising awareness about the topic with me, reporting this as an issue was a good move :+1:

@thesamesam thanks for the link! :+1:

@negril that makes good sense. Let me give back `nproc --ignore=1`.

@negril update: I notice now that that's maybe the one place where `nproc --ignore=1` makes things _worse_ (while usually it helps against ending up with zero by mistake on single...

Same issue once more with the security update to Django 5.2.2 (CVE-2025-48432, GHSA-7xr5-9hcq-chf9), proof below. Related: - https://github.com/hartwork/jawanndenn/network/updates/1029517253 - https://github.com/hartwork/jawanndenn/security/dependabot/19 - https://github.com/hartwork/jawanndenn/pull/1429 — pull request that would have worked just...

Here's another three bumps that Dependabot failed to provide pull requests for today: - `click==8.2.1` - `Django==5.2.3` - `ipython==9.3.0` So I had to [do these bumps myself and without issues](https://github.com/hartwork/wnpp.debian.net/pull/1365)....

> Since Django 5.2 does not support Python 3.9, Dependabot doesn't see any 5.2 version (including the security updates) as a valid upgrade. @martey I don't see how these two...

> More aggravating is that no one on the dev team seems to care whatsoever @hartwork I'm with you that ignoring a ticket with security consequences this long is not...