How to panic a current grsecurity kernel as any user
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#2Wow.
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#3".@grsecurity Did you seriously just IP block me on your site? Please tell me this is a coincidence and you're not a 5yo throwing a tantrum." Wow.
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#4".@grsecurity Did you seriously just IP block me on your site? Please tell me this is a coincidence and you're not a 5yo throwing a tantrum." Wow.
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#5".@grsecurity Did you seriously just IP block me on your site? Please tell me this is a coincidence and you're not a 5yo throwing a tantrum." Wow.
How do you obtain someone's IP address over Twitter? This can't be real.
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#6".@grsecurity Did you seriously just IP block me on your site? Please tell me this is a coincidence and you're not a 5yo throwing a tantrum." Wow.
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#8".@grsecurity Did you seriously just IP block me on your site? Please tell me this is a coincidence and you're not a 5yo throwing a tantrum." Wow.
It's not like his attitude was more mature. https://twitter.com/marcan42/status/724749571495075840
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#9Responding to criticism of a patch by blocking a user feels just...childish. Doubling down on that childishness by first blocking anyone on twitter who likes/faves that tweet, and then by switching your twitter account to protected feels even more childish. The Grsecurity team needs to calm down here, because they aren't giving an appearance of a professional team with exchanges like this.