Can someone please tell why Linux kernel needs this "early" memory allocator and what happens when kernel switches to standard allocator ? From what I know FreeBSD (and other BSDs?) has Universal Memory Allocator (UMA) that is used for everything.
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Even though they have not been caught, it does no mean they are not doing so. We live in the world of zero trust.
> Metadata is more valuable than message content for analysis. GPG solves that how?
In most cases yes, only From: and To: headers are exposed.
That is the most evil part. Finally we will have bots talking to bots, no human in the loop.
All email problems can be solved with GPG, but that ruins Fastmail and other email services business, as they won't be able to read and analyze their users' emails. No ads, no selling user profiles to ad companies, not even teaching AI on user data. This is the kind of future of email I would like to see. Sadly, noone uses GPG and it's quite hard to teach people to do it.
I won't be that radical, the book still has value. There are many useful code samples with descriptions and explanations of concepts I did not know before. But to get to them one has to dig through a forrest of useless tokens. Someone has to pass it through an LLM and publish distilled edition. :-)
Indeed! I read through a couple of paragraphs. Each begins with a bloated introduction where each sentence repeats same idea many times in different words. Lot's of bullets repeating same statement. That's exactly how LLM scam looks like. The whole book is full of water. It can be reduced in size by a factor of 5.
Also, what is well-known piece of software that uses Capsicum on FreeBSD ? Can someone name a few ?
Next question is how much RAM it needs to boot and can it be used without rio ?
> And of course, we must defeat git.
What's wrong with this guy and Git ?