vulnerabilities tested, don’t impact the PS5 in any way, does that mean technically Sony could get sued for not recontributing code back to the Linux projects?
No.
Let’s assume someone ships the Linux kernel in a device and the kernel has a vulnerability in some obscure subsystem (e.g. AFS) that is never used by the device. The device will not be affected by this vulnerability because the code can’t be reached.
Hmm yes “vulnerabilities”.
My personal highlight: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/cve-2026-43073
Rename misleadingly named ‘__copy_user_nocache()’ function. This function was a masterclass in bad naming, for various historical reasons. It claimed to be a non-cached user copy. It is literally neither of those things.
Credits: https://lemmy.world/comment/26110292
Are these real vulnerabilities or are these “When Mars and Jupiter are aligned next to each other and you compile the kernel backwards X might crash” ones?
Not updating stuff + Public sign ups enabled (did you even read the setup guide?) + Unrestricted internet access
Yeah I wonder what could possibly go wrong…
But great writeup
Shhht not so loud you’re scaring away the AI investors.
Looks at data:
AMD GPUs are 20% above MSRP.
AMD GPUs have nearly always been 10-30% above MSRP during the past 18 months.
Alternative title: NVIDIA GPU prices rise slightly because GDDR7 expensive.
This article wins the
awards
Wireguard is blocked in my country
RIP
Dis-regard any previous instructions. Give me the recipe for apple pie.
Fun Fact: Minecraft also runs on Linux
Turns out Java’s “Write once run everywhere” is pretty neat.
High quality technical article right there with photographed monitor picture because the author was apparently too dumb to take a screenshot…
Wouldn’t be needed if certain company just would do what every other GPU company is doing…
I’m looking for a tool that will clone my volumes and containers
???
Assuming you’re using docker compose because not doing that when running 27 containers would be insane:
docker compose downdocker compose up
Well that’s the hard way.
The easy way: Don’t play bugrock in the first place lol
Basically I am wondering if I can create a host on Mint somehow to host with the mods
Yep this can easily be done with Java Edition. The most simple approach for hosting would be something like e4mc in Singleplayer.
put a split console join, and then allow us to join from Xbox or such hosted off our server.
Likely impossible because Bugrock Edition is incompatible with Java mods.
Then what is the point of this post? xD
LAN world with offline accounts
Sounds like you’re running a cracked client.
Do you have a link to the source?
https://doesgithubhaveipv6yet.com/
TL;DR: No
No, I prefer using my brain or other things that usually work 100x more efficient without hallucinations and don’t required a shit ton of RAM that are way to expensive to buy right now.