it’s getting more prevalent as more stuff (especially servers) run on Linux […] Linux’s days of living in “security through obscurity” are over"
Servers are primarily running Linux for decades. So any security through obscurity would be gone for as long, if it even existed ever…
though I’ll admit to not having tested that sort of thing with Wine/Proton installed
The more primitive the better the chances. And there are some really primitive cases of ransonware perfectly happy with running through Wine and encrypting your files. So limiting Wine’s file access (or better running it as a separate unpriviledged user with no access to anything but your games) is always a good idea.









They played a decisive role in the past… as a liberal party, or at least while still pretending to be something else than unchecked neoliberals exclusively.
Yet they have turned their backs one every single liberal idea they once represented, to the point that I would argue they have long crossed the line from (more or less corrupt…) party working mainly on behalf of their rich donors to a pure lobbying organisation for just a a few ultra-rich that tries to cosplay as a real party.
And as such they simple don’t deserve anything above ~1%. That’s already much more than the fraction of voters they represent.
What Germany actually needs is a liberal party. But the FDP just isn’t it. Not after the last time in government where they finally betrayed even the last shreds of their former political position and decided to sell out privacy for the usual AI bullshit and to even shit on their beloved free-market for idiotic subsidies that were nothing more than thinly disguised donations for their fossil fuel buddies.
What Germany does not need at all are even more neoliberals.