Did he even install printer drivers?

yeah :(( they nerfed her glorious ass

Is your toilet paper made of pizza paste?

Not sure

/mute yeah my bad

Linux On The Laptop Works So Damn Well That It’s Boring | by Clive Thompson | Sep, 2022 | Medium
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thanks obama 😒

audited aur with approval process. if it takes at most a minute to check a pkgbuild then you don’t even need ppl with a full time job for that

> installed Ubuntu
> everything works fine
Could it be the other way?

Did he even install printer drivers?

did he install photoshop

After he is finished using it, yes.

Just found one article about unique keys: “After some research, MD5 wasn’t so unique as we were expecting.” 😅😅😁😁

You just discovered that there are known collisions in MD5? 🤨

i did not discover, i knew it. I just laugh about someone else discovered it

we usually use sha1 keys

You should use at least sha2 but meh

collisions possible with sha1?

There are known prefix collisions iirc

https://shattered.io/static/shattered.pdf

The first collision for full SHA-1

what does it mean hmm .. collision possible under 63 bit?

Like how?

A compromised sudo account is no different than knowing the root password and using it with su

Persist works on Linux, IIRC people say its less secure because it uses timestamps or something

Because sudo has auditing, it tracks what the user does and records it all. So it makes detecting breaches and seeing suspicious behavior easier to take action.

So lets says the audit log starts showing strange behavior, it could be programmed to inform the sysadmin so they can take action.

don’t send random shit

tail /var/log/messages | awk ‘/sudo/ && /rm /dev/log/ { print “alert: ” $0 }’

sudo su

aka sudo -s but ubuntu tutorials

how you guys limit a cpu process.. with nice or cpulimit?

Why limit when I have plenty of cores? 😏

in some cases as example on servers its good

It was a joke. 🤦🏻‍♂

Finally lol