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Check out my above comment and feel free to ping me via email or twitter. Would love to get more detailed feedback from you and maybe try to change your mind!

Hi! Just for fun: man reprepro and search for 'corrupt' :) You can use all your normal tools to upgrade, install, and remove packages as you normally would. So, for, Debian-based s…

I thought it was pretty crazy that a tweak to prevent XFree86 from breaking on 64bit systems + support for the ELF small code execution model would later result in pthread_create o…

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search the page for linux and check the tags at the bottom. says linux a few times bro.

hi. linux does have this. you just strip the debug symbols out (and put them somewhere safe). then write a .gnu_debuglink section to the stripped ELF binary with a CRC that matches…

the gzip bug mentioned did not segfault. it simply corrupted the gzip file in memory. not that selective son. imma talk the way i talk and dont give a fuck if you like it or not.

You are totally missing the point, bro. The question really is: how much data corruption is occurring that _does not_ cause world ending segfaults? THAT is what you need to worry a…

registers are scanned, too. the bug is not that the ref is in a register. the bug is that there are no refs anywhere. not on the stack and not in any register.

thanks man. i've also updated the graphs on my blog.

done, refresh page and you should see em.

grossly exaggerated? bro, i gave the raw numbers in a table above the graph. if i were trying to lie i wouldn't have given the numbers. i took the graphs as-is from goog docs and p…

Spilling has nothing to do with this. GCC has the chance to pick another GPR that is caller saved but instead picks a callee saved register. This decision increases the size of lib…

building the code in the bug report as a 64bit binary and various system information: http://gist.github.com/483494 and testing harness, scripts to build it, and to run it: http://…