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raimue

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    I already explained above why the existence of linux/landlock.h is not sufficient. Why do you still question it? If you know a bit about system programming and how configure checks…

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    Now we are running in circles. As you see in the git commit, the compile check was added because the existance of linux/landlock.h alone was not enough to check that the feature ca…

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    Read the code of the check again. It mostly checks that the required SYS_* constants are defined to be able to use the syscalls. You can compile this on a system that does not have…

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    The question is whether you can expect this format to stay stable and reproducible across git versions. Remember the fallout from git 2.38 when the output of 'git archive' changed.…

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    Comment #38078659

    In the 2000s, Apple ran a big campaign with the phrase "I'm a Mac - I'm a PC" to highlight the difference.

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    Back then, your suggestions were niche languages (and some still are) and are still not popular for embedded systems or network equipment. Large runtimes or huge static binaries ar…

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    I think the confusion comes from the documentation where ssh(1) says that the command "is executed on the remote host instead of a login shell.". Which is true from the perspective…

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    The author missed that sshd will always execute the user's shell and pass it the command with arguments as a `-c` argument. This means that the given command string will always be …

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    Comment #35765873

    This is most probably because they are actually TIFF, but with the .png file extension they are served as image/png.

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    There is git-fixup, which provides the 'git fixup' command that makes suggestions to which commit the currently staged changes should be added. https://github.com/keis/git-fixup gi…

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    Comment #33375685

    It would be easier to intercept the open() for the /proc/cpuinfo file with a LD_PRELOAD library. Of course that would still be detectable by the benchmark. You could also use a mod…

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    Comment #33145857

    Hamburg, as announced in an earlier blog post. https://www.ccc.de/en/updates/2022/37-chaos-communication-co...

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    Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30953634