henfredemars @ henfredemars @infosec.pub

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I do not understand this joke but I feel like it’s funny.

It looks like the billionaires are winning.

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

And don't forget to actually test your backups once in a while. It doesn't count if you can't use it.

Page size involves a fundamental trade off in computer architecture. A system with the most logically minimal page size (1-byte pages) would have untenably large page tables comparable to the size of all system memory, making an MMU implementation impractical. For huge page sizes (=system memory, 1 page for the entire computer), the MMU is useless because it only recognizes permissions and virtual addresses for just a single unit, even if it would be trivially easy to implement. In between, we have practical and useful MMUs that offer some granularity in addressing and permissions for some trade off of complexity and memory to store the page tables.

Addressable memory has grown so much over the decades. It makes sense to move the trade off point in favor of not storing so much metadata.

Don’t even look at it funny. Same day like any other.

I’m glad that this is something that Lemmy admins appear to actually care about and have the capability to investigate.

Sometimes I like the memes just because they look cool even though I have no idea what they say.

Same I just throw it in a desk at work. It’s encrypted anyway.

He is laughing all the way to the bank.

We recently stumbled across a bug on the Chromium bug tracker where a short JavaScript snippet can crash headless Chromium browsers like those used by Puppeteer and Playwright. Sounds like a dream bot signal, right? Detect the bots, crash their browsers, and all from client-side JS, no server needed. If you’re lucky enough, you may even be able to cause memory leaks on their servers!

Maybe. Maybe not. In this post, we'll break down the bug, explore how it could be weaponized for detection, and finally explain why this is probably not a good idea to use it in production.

It sounds to me like a loose-loose situation. It does have the effect of applying pressure on Nvidia, but it also makes Linux desktop more complicated than it needs to be which has a real cost for users.

It’s a shame.

They don’t need pencils for the factory jobs. I guess is what I’m told.

If distros would ship pre-compiled, signed kernel modules that work with secure boot with no extra configuration, that would be just perfect.

This could be a mad album cover.

Shitty app.
Shitty web interface.
Corpo policies.

Thank you for the anti-bait.

Perfect for Lemmy. Plus 2 to dank checks.

Do we have a clipped ear or is it a trick of the camera where that's a hair and the black ear fades into the background?

I keep trying to reinforce this for my wife at her work. People tend to grossly overestimate how much time others spend thinking about them. They don’t really think about you at all.