Oh sh__, my gun went off

You do not point a gun at something you do not want to kill.

Pointing a gun is a deliberate action which requires intent.

This was attempted murder.

Amazing. I get there’s some atlassian bullshittery behind that.

There’s also a draw.io (diagrams.net) plugin for intellij and probably eclipse.

TIL fungi domesticated everything else on earth.

I, for one, welcome our new mushroom overlords.

I’ve used coreos happily on homelab bare metal.

PXE booting it with cloudinit/ignition automation for provisioning.

It’s make for an excellent VPS.

Those “select tiles with a bicycle” are us training image recognition programs.

It really is.

Intel’s way ahead of you.

Not a fan of the episodes that riff on “the current hot topics”: nft, eye-phone, etc.

Having said that, they’re better than no Futurama!

I’m enjoying them.

Ah yes, our beloved right wing government kissing the USA’s boots.

Just another vote for Steam on Linux.

I’ve played gw2 exclusively under wine for a decade. Switched to steam to avoid the annoyance of wine configuration.

They do!

See their Era, Mood, Ridge, Terra cases.

The man page has a good example.

https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/pivot_root.8.html

That scene was the singular best piece of television in history.

May be with the Galactica jumping into and ramming the Cylon colony later on a close second.

I can weather the weaker parts of a story for the stong parts to shine beside. It’s all good.

Weeeeellll, mostly it’s all because Cavill is a sadist ;-)

I always like to tell my BSG story.

1. Watch mini series, it’s good
2. Don’t get into the rest, forget about it
3. Come home one day to flat mate watching it on DVD, just as the Galactica jumps into the atmosphere on New Caprica and jumps out again.
4. Me: “I need to watch this from the start”
5. Flat mate ejects the disc right then and there and inserts the first disc of the first season.
6. We watch it every night until the end

Best TV ever made.

Each to their own.

I loved the ending, but that doesn’t mean you have to.

Having the data exposed to userspace via an API would avoid having to have a kernel module at all… Which when malformed wouldn’t compromise the kernel.

I’m actually willing to believe that CrowdStrike was actually compromised by a bad actor that realised how fragile CS was.

TL;DR: Because the underlying OS is garbage.

Whatever CrowdStrike’s “features” are should already be core security features of the kernel itself, or be exposed/extracted into user space.

NT was supposed to be a micro kernel. That this tool injects itself into the kernel immediately compromises the kernel. Edit: I should point out that it seems that CS injects drivers into the Linux kernel too, it might just be that Linux handles a driver crash more elegantly.

No different to the gaming anti-cheat kernel crap.

Having a “security” tool immediately compromise your actual security is absurd.