@nocontexttrek hold on, is this why Into Darkness starts with the crew tranquilizing an active volcano!?
After working with a few weird SOCs, my love for Raspberry Pi is growing, because I can actually see their kernel patches (if any) as git commits and they regularly rebase to latest stable. What other SOCs are good at upstream kernel work?
We're a hunter gatherer society. We hunt for work and gather groceries.
@mdwyer interesting. Do they do this by heat pump and just have a cold and a hot side?
@spotI've had some success with disputing the charge in a case like that. Categorize as product never delivered or similar.
@MigueldeicazaI need to try Boston Celery!
But with the push for age verification and other intrusions being tied to "accounts" I'm ready to say that accounts haven't made sense on most devices for decades now. Processes and their descendants should have privileges, or not, but individual user accounts tied to identities on computers are irrelevant since you have to also authenticate to whatever web services to do anything useful.
Of course, shell is not the only way one gets enough unprivileged access to leverage an exploit to get more access. I get that.
I've been wondering all day if there are systems I have shell access to that I don't also have root on already, or couldn't already easily give myself root on. I can't think of any. I know they exist, but for me the days of multi-user systems are a distant memory.
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