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If such a daemon does not use cycles unless called out to, then the only problem is that it's one more attack vector. Oh wait.
by cryptonector 8y ago
If such a daemon does not use cycles unless called out to, then the only problem is that it's one more attack vector. Oh wait.
- nisa 8y agonot sure if it's still a thing but akonadi / baloo on kde manages to even saturate slower sata-ssd random io and fills a mysql database. Lot's of fun if you have several kernel tree / buildroots laying around in your home. baloo also really likes to segfault when parsing content and is not sandboxed afaik. I really like KDE but this part is sadly a good in theory but pure pita in practice.