i know nvidia claims their recent open source initiatives aren't related to the Lapsus hack they had a while back, but they could do with making their repos look a little less like they've been dumped from a data breach.
this post was submitted on 25 Aug 2023
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When the codebase repo is covered in a suspicious amount of the sysadmin's stress-sweat.
Too little too late imo.
Too little too late imo.
"Nvidia Software Developer Kits, Samples and Tools License Agreement" is not a recognized open source license anyway.