As much as I complain about the NSA memeing around with zero days and data collection, their open sourced stuff is really cool and useful.
Same thing for SELinux. Suddenly kernel supports complete MAC security out of box.
Ghidra even gets huge updates with some good features to keep up with Ida.
I think if you can ridiculously compress the size down then maybe lol.
Successfully uploads file into broken MariaDB with no space left.
Bruh holy hell, glad you figured it out.
Really seems like a fatal design flaw, even basic stuff like sftp has checksums for sanity. I guess it has to do with it not verifying the DB is responding with the correct info or improperly deciding the upload was okay.
If OP actually does do this I recommend Odamex
Although he’d also need 25 monitors lol
I have a (crappy) poweredge and know for a fact that that’s the wrong end to put the pizza on any rack server.
Only heat would be from the drive backplain, all the boiling hot CPUs, RAM, and expansion cards are further back.
C holding a gun: “if you segfault it’s your own fault”
I’m actually laughing out loud at the amount of whitespace because thread routine is still executing lmao
Python laughing nervously: “haha yeah… we shouldn’t write in C, amirite guys?”
Master sounded so much cooler man
Like yeah I’m a master of linux
Literally no connotation to slavery when the word slave isn’t even used in the git terminology
0/10 no LVM lol
Debian or Fedora
Debian if you want something easy and stable, Fedora if you want latest updates and are comfortable with occasional SELinux settings, TrueNAS if you don’t want to spend any time at all setting up disks
Ubuntu if you want infinite dependency hell and 5 minute boot times
This is why lots of software has started adopting SSPL license which doesn’t actually fix the problem and isn’t a FOSS license.
I still think a new license scheme should be considered though. Giants like AWS and Google have been profiteering off of FOSS for way too long now.
AGPL has been deemed generally successful in this regard because it has been upheld in court cases and forced companies to comply, which it seems to work pretty great for SaaS.
The problem is these giants will usually just choose a more permissive alternative anyway. Both MongoDB and Redis have forks that they can use, and GPL itself is permissive enough for private forking being legal.