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> While this driver is more or less just a funny joke about Windows and Linux, it does bring up the possibility of doing more with the same bug check callback f
by Retr0id 3y ago
> While this driver is more or less just a funny joke about Windows and Linux, it does bring up the possibility of doing more with the same bug check callback feature. It's not clear what you can and can't do, but if it's possible to run an emulator after crashing, then surely it's possible to do other things, too. That's all assuming Microsoft doesn't revisit this feature of Windows and concludes it's just a bit too easy to exploit.
Anyone else getting ChatGPT vibes from this conclusion?
- hhh 3y agoNo, but I can see why you’re seeing it. The “It’s not clear”, “While this”, and similar are common starts in GPT3/4 replies. There’s enough stuff in the later half of the sentences that don’t feel GPT-y to me.
- robertlagrant 3y agoThey might've started with GPT and edited.
- globular-toast 3y agoWhere do you think ChatGPT learnt it from? I can see people having to get ChatGPT to write stuff for them to make sure what they wrote didn't accidentally look like what ChatGPT would have written. Then the weird feedback loops start...
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- bil7 3y agoNot enough "it's important to consider"
- litenboll 3y agoOr "Ultimately, ..."
- joe_guy 3y agoWhat a strange conclusion for the author to reach. What they're doing requires you to have code execution in the kernel. You're not just over the walls at that point, you've beheaded the king.