@biscuitswalrus @akash_rawal
Layer 3 decides if and where broadcasts go.
Layer 2 is mainly point to point.

@Atemu @joojmachine

Maybe,
Early disclosure is meant to get private interests to take a vulnerability seriously?

@Bonehead @lemmyreader @chemicalwonka @ulkesh @dime
https://lkml.org/lkml/2024/1/26/990

@GenderNeutralBro @db2

20 or 30 years ago it was assured that the only variable types we would need now would be int and char......

Because those were the only types rational to humans.....

@jaidyn999 @Debuholden
A lot of those examples were implemented with custom functions, data types not used anywhere else.
A capability never really talked about in the C community.

@0x4E4F @smileyhead
Its hard to find a driver that does not go into a distro without the source

@aard @Fizz
Wasn't the scheduler a one byte/bit at a time on/off scheme at some point?

@mmstick @GlenTheFrog
C++'s problem was it was directed to be a heap safe language otherwise it was the perfect language to say, write drivers with.
I'm assuming modern apps don't care how much memory is/isn't available to it while the OS core does not care what an app needs memory for.
I'm curious where rust will be in those cases.

@LtLiana @drbi
-i -k -o life make: vitality
Imagine it and it happens...
Not an actual.

@firefox
Hard to say, to say the least.
As it had so many uses?