Based on context on their site, this looks like it was generated in ~2019 from data gathered before that, and some stuff in it is out of date as other comments mention.
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I was really disappointed when I saw this, but not because of the content, which is great, but because I saw Cats (Year) and assumed that the link was going to be explaining git using the _movie_ Cats. Sadly, the movie was Cats (2019).
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2017-15908 says this is a infinite loop DoS in systemd-resolved, so it can't be the (hypothetical) bug described by the GP since it's neither a RCE nor in systemd PID1.
> Would have been nice to have an executive summary
That's Indexing and Abstracting, not Cataloging, a different area of librarianship/information science. Sorry.
More seriously: The poster must have had some context in mind when they posted this to HN and it would be interesting to learn what that was; even if it was just "TIL libraries don't keep books forever."
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