

Me when I take down only one hundred twelve out of nine hundred eleven services, leaving seven hundred ninety-nine services still running


Me when I take down only one hundred twelve out of nine hundred eleven services, leaving seven hundred ninety-nine services still running


They originally tried to keep it secret but it got leaked. Initial reports were only that CVSS was 9.2 and it was a permissionless remote code execution exploit. After it got leaked what the exploit was, they gave up.


Could not pull shit from it this morning. I panicked because my distro’s repos did not have the version numbers of the patched packages, but apparently the Ubuntu maintainers back ported the patches. Sigh of relief.
That gets a lot of people in trouble and I really advise against giving people terminal commands when it can be avoided. Unless the person already is familiar with the terminal, they’re just typing magic words into a black box and it reinforces the stereotype that Linux is this complicated and arcane thing.


OP did message me, it’s in the mail!


Are you in the US? I bought this exact mouse years ago but I quit using it after one day because I didn’t like it’s shape. It’s just been in the drawer since then. If you want it, DM me and I’ll send it to you for free.
Dusty, but I think it still works!



$30 million could’ve paid the salaries of 300 developers, assuming each one is paid roughly market wages of $100,000.
Surprisingly this is not actually an inappropriate thing to display there, seeing as they do indeed sell grub.