/Open Source/ I can not be the only schizod here. When do you

>>57158022
Git is not github

To answer your question, I read the source code of small projects I'm interested in and I "blindly" follows the install guideline for large projects so people w would have notice if something was off.

If you're paranoid, just Google "reflections on trusting trust" and admit you're powerless against big brother.

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I get these concerns too. There's usually a big project that can handle what I'm trying to do, and i use that project most of the time. Other times, i'll either make or look for a bash script (e.g, my pomf.cat uploader)

>>57158410
>reflections on trusting trust
not op but thanks will read this to further my paranoia of continuously being watched and evaluated by AI

>>57159820
It's about backdoors.
>if you don't put a backdoor in your program, maybe the compiler does so
>if you write your own compiler, maybe it will be backdoored when you will compile it using another compiler.
>...
>if you directly input machine code, maybe it is backdoored by the CPU wiring itself.

Morale : you either live away form things you didn't /built from scratch/ or accept the possibly of being cucked against all odds.

>>57159871
thats not what i want to hear.....

>>57158022
>When do you install something from git, are you afraid that it may have some backdoor or other shit implemented?

Of course not! thats why I use the AUR on Arch!