The new "Reflections on trusting trust"?
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Also I don't think this approach works correctly, because a disowned/nohup process will show up as PPID 1 (systemd), which is not correct
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flamanville_Nuclear_Power_Pl...
VIRT is not a good measure of actual memory usage because it includes shared pages like file cache and libraries, RES is better.
Shameless plug: I developed a tool that try to compute a better value for memory usage: https://github.com/tatref/linux-mem
So called electricity "providers" can sell electricity to customers without generating electricity in the first place, and also without transporting it. And at the same time, they get money from EDF through ARHEN!
Perl -pe 's/.(capture this)./$1/'
That way, you can capture multiple groups, and change the format in the output. You can also do simple calculations if you capture numbers
I've never thought about the AV scan of such a file!
Maybe you mean something like this? `fn extend_vec(to: &mut Vec<i32>, from: &Vec<i32>) { ... }`
This does not compile if you pass the same Vec as to and from, because of the `&mut`
So if you port some core functionality of the kernel to rust, that would make rust a hard dependency for the whole kernel.
It seems that everyone has a different experience on the subject! Just a precision: I had an ATI card (laptop) from 2005 to 2010, then an ATI (desktop) from 2010 to 2017.
Some time ago, I bought an Nvidia. It works like charm with the closed driver on Linux and windows. I do mainly games on Linux/windows, some gpgpu (machine learning with tensor flow), and the usual stuff. I couldn't be happier... Except if it was open source ;-)
EDIT: you are correct, backreferences do require backtracking, my bad.
I wonder what could be a possible exploitation on the client side? Obviously, one can not send heartbeat packets to grab the secret key!