@robpike @timbray wait until we have several generations of AI trained on AI generated material, and people have lost the ability to write on their own. Almost nobody will be able to discern AI vs. human.

Having worked on the kernel for decades, and imposing a lot of the same code/git hygiene for liburing, there can be a disconnect for contributors on what is expected of a commit and commit message, and what series of commits should look like. I attempted to provide a basic guideline here:

https://github.com/axboe/liburing/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md

and would appreciate feedback from folks on what I missed, what isn't clear, etc.

Four days to go!

RE: https://social.kernel.org/objects/d8ef1ebf-0dcc-4013-9590-8dfe13da27b3

Gonna be giving a talk "SLUB Internals for Exploit Developers" at @LinuxSecSummit next week.

Plan to cover the basics one needs to know before writing exploits for slab bugs; slides coming along 😁

Also gonna stay around for @linuxplumbersconf.

https://lsseu2024.sched.com/event/1ebVN

@josh after 15 years of TPMs and they becoming quite ubiquitious, I am still not seeing how they ever have been misused like this outside of theories and labs.

To me this appears to be mostly FUD from FSF/GNU.

I think if Linux OSes would actually start using TPMs properly, the net outcome for everyone would be *good*, and not bad. It would be much harder to gain persistence for an attacker, for example. And that's a massive benefit, for everyone.

@Catvalente I remember this from a previous decade. He is from a wealthy New England family, old-school Republican style. Also, he was responsible for linking Southern evangelicals to his father's campaign & the rest is history.

@mcc I think that's cocaine?

This is a real command that people type instead of grep:

Select-String -Path "C:\file\Path\*.txt" -Pattern "REGEX"

I've been using web-based email so much that I almost forgot how FAST a terminal client is, even Alpine, even over multiple SSH hops.

the debugging manifesto poster I've been talking about is finally available for sale! You can get it here for $20 US + shipping: https://store.wizardzines.com/products/poster-debugging-manifesto

it was redesigned and riso printed by Inner Loop Press and I'm SO delighted with how it turned out (https://www.innerloop.press/)

@olivvybee and the next available appointment for a DHCP lease is scheduled for November 2027?

TIL: Vimeo still exists.

BBC Model Linear B

@mos_8502 I wonder if George Lucas is on the spectrum.

Just published the #ASG2024 schedule! Lots of good stuff, and at least one terrible talk that nobody should attend.

Early bird tickets are also still available - but not for long - go grab them while they last!

https://all-systems-go.io/

@robpike "one out of 3 ain't bad"

@robpike definitely not missing my SCSI DAT backup that cost a fortune and never worked properly on Linux in 1995.

It's been a while since the last one, but here is the fourth #Landlock newsletter: https://lore.kernel.org/landlock/20240716.yui4Iezai8ae@digikod.net/
Moar sandboxing! 🥳

Another relatively small update, but here are the LSM, SELinux, and audit* highlights from the Linux v6.11 merge window.

https://paul-moore.com/blog/d/2024/07/linux_v611_merge_window.html

#lsm #selinux #audit

There are three hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and getting your video game character onto a ladder.