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specifically this one is interesting, crowdfunded an island! I dreamt about exactly this around the same time - but this guy actually did it! :D
https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2015/03/exploiting-dr...
fyi linux being linux is more of an umbrella term for a collection of operating systems, with usually basic linux kernel + additional kernel features + user mode & desktop stuff. many times it isn't a generic linux vuln but something more specific (comparable example is a Samsung-specific vuln which is subtype of Android) unless it's really core linux bug.
see second image here to see what I mean by wrong: https://thecrackedamethyst.tumblr.com/post/180226225116/appa...
from my experience I could simply outright stop and be fine with it. I might want later on, I might not, but it wasn't physical dependency.
what I realized many years ago is that getting "high" is, imho, actually overdosing. you should treat it like any other drug. let's say you wouldn't want to overdose on ibuprofen for example, or sleeping pills. you could but the outcome reverses to negative. so the same is for cannabis, you want to hit just the sweet spot. the problem is that every strain is different, it is also heavily based on your situation (e.g. same amount could have very different effects if you're hungry/thirsty or even just in a different mood; same with different strains) and these (more often than not) don't come with a prescription and well defined dose.
you would be surprised how little it takes to "overdose" (according to my definition, ie. get high) and how little you actually need to gain the positive effects while avoiding negative effects. for that I realized smoking socially helps a ton, but you still need to be accountable for yourself.
personally I rarely smoke weed now since I very rarely get net positive effects. when I do it performs miracles, but more often than not it's neutral or net negative effect. maybe it changes with age. a lot of people say they remember it differently from when they were younger.
pretty amazing
and 2 years on servers? still worth a shot. I bet it can be much faster in certain scenarios.
Funny you posted this now, I just recently researched Sqlite internals for my own project. Maybe you will find it interesting: https://twitter.com/high_byte/status/1607853384123703296
Interesting blog, I love that you keep consistency writing for so long.