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by vsgherzi 4mo ago
Tahoe seems to have slowed down the OS a bit but I don't think it is as extreme as you're seeing here. I don't have any intel chips to test with myself but personally I'd try running some benchmarks both CPU and GPU to s
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by vsgherzi 4mo ago
Above all I believe in a democratic system where the people’s voices can be heard and we can agree on things together with proper representation. The US definitely dosent always get it right and there’s tons of evidence of this, however I d
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by vsgherzi 4mo ago
China is definitely a manufacturing powerhouse. But if you think it’s morally superior to the USA I strongly recommend doing some reading. China is an authoritarian nation with extreme censorship as can be seen with the GFW. Criticism of th
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by vsgherzi 4mo ago
The US is concerned about Chinese EVs taking over the market. For good reason they’re not happy bad and they’re extremely cheap. I’m no economist nor moralist so I can’t say if banning Chinese evs are the right move or not but I can underst
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by vsgherzi 4mo ago
I love orbstack, is there any code I could read on the rust side? Seems very interesting
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by vsgherzi 4mo ago
It seems like this is a bug, apple went through the trouble to allow something like asahi to be possible in the first place. I doubt they're purposely trying to break it.
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by vsgherzi 4mo ago
Is there anywhere I could read more about this ?
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by vsgherzi 4mo ago
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/amp/world/police-warn-families-... Not exactly what you asked but here’s something tangentially related
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by vsgherzi 4mo ago
Awesome, it’s nice to see a large company actually trying to make a decently crafted product for the entry level market and for it to be popular! I hope Apple can continue this and release more nice products at lower prices especially at a
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
Skunkworks?
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
I also hate the ai slop but on the flip slide this maintainer has been asking for help for years and dosent receive much in the discord. I also want quality code but don’t jump to demonize a volunteer especially when not many have jumped in
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
Air play has been super solid for me but I love to see solid interop! Big news for the chrome stick users!
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
This is dumb af. There should be an extremely small subset of things you can say online that get you arrested. This is definitely not one of them. I hope she she’s and it’s sets a precedent for cases after. I’d hate to see a ruling like the
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
Good luck with that! I’ll enjoy my servers :)
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
Yknow unfortunately I just don't think we're going to see eye to eye on this one. I really don't mind that small amount work and I enjoy owning and operating the entire stack. That dosen't really seem like your cup of te
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
There's threats on the internet, so don't spin up servers? Idk am I reading into that unfairly? That seems pretty fear mongering to me. Lots of engineering goes into making things safe for engineers to build on. Of course you can
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
This is a blog.... you don't need some monster machine. You can server TONS of people off the smallest Digital Ocean instance. Many of these small VPSs can be had for less than a couple bucks a month. Tons of popular influencers run th
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
some people (myself included) like hosting their own stack for fun or for learning. There's additional concern with tying your work to something like github it makes it more of a pain to pull it off and put it somewhere else. I'm
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
My understanding is that the kernels are mostly equal. I’d be pretty surprised if one had a large impact one way or the other. Any differences I’d chalk up to the userspace program running it.
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
Good, California too now
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
I really wish we would’ve gotten something more like jails or zones. Or better yet put the containers in a jail or zone. Is there a comprehensive sandbox for Linux like the bsds have?
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
Swift is definitely being used at apple. Most recently added as a CSS parser in safari and running embedded in some of the secure enclave parts. I know there was talk from as far back as strangeloop to get it in the kernel but I'm not
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
Hm that leaves more questions for me. Why does this path not have bounds checking, is think perhaps a limit of the clang flag or is it more simply a mistake of omission on apples part. Either way it seems like a bad look. I wish we’d get a
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
Well it’s memory corruption so I think it’s pretty safe to assume it’s a bounds issue. I’m not sure if it’s possible to get this with something like type confusion tho I could be wrong here.
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
It’s unironically a good question :)
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
They don’t seem to state lpe as one of the bugs. Maybe 100k? There’s alot of factors that go into it so I’m really not able to say. I could see it going for lots more or lots less
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
You shouldn’t, MTE blocks a large chunk of vulnerabilities and makes things like rop and jop very difficult if not impossible now.
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
This is an lpe I believe what you’re describing is a zero click rce.
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
I can only imagine that 1. it’s to performance sensitive Or 2. The os is so darn large it’s hard to recompile everything
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by vsgherzi 5mo ago
Upon further reading on data only attacks ( https://www.usenix.org/publications/loginonline/data-only-at... ) This makes more sense. You don't trigger MTE since you're not doing anything for force MTE to t

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