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For desktop users there should not be any noticeable performance degradation. But they are also likely the ones in the most danger, since they execute random co
by zzzcpan 9y ago
For desktop users there should not be any noticeable performance degradation. But they are also likely the ones in the most danger, since they execute random code in their web browsers.
- blackflame7000 9y agoI might be wrong, but shouldn't browser makers be able to prevent executing scripts from exploiting the low level memory manipulation this requires?
- Dylan16807 9y agoRandom code that makes direct kernel calls? Or is that not necessary?