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Nice try, but I quite like that niggers don't learn Latin.Next, you're going to suggest he learn Latin.
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Nice try, but I quite like that niggers don't learn Latin.Next, you're going to suggest he learn Latin.
True, but they don't learn English either...Nice try, but I quite like that niggers don't learn Latin.
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Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Hey, as far as I'm concerned, everyone in CS/CE should at least dabble in functional programming and contracts. APL bit can be pure wankery, but then again, from the point of learning shit, it's pretty interesting imho. Aside from that, programming language is ultimately just a tool. Real CompSci Niggas use pen, paper and coffee machine and leave the trivial stage of implementation toLearn all of these and realize that they're used in a few obscure proprietary industrial applications and nowhere else ...and also that they offer few - if any - benefits over contemporary languages
It was a long, convoluted trace, but we have finally arrived at ground zero. Our large guint32 uid is passed into polkit_unix_user_new, which expects a signed value that is almost always going to be the same bit-width. A classic integer overflow situation ensues, and we enter into the function with a negative uid. Don't worry, the hopelessly over-engineered bolt-on object-oriented C wonder library glib has us covered (see part 2 for more on this dumpster fire of a library).
So, users with certain user IDs got to play root.After running the constructor, the initial call to g_object_new then sets tries to set uid property to the given value, will then get limited if needed. Of course, our magic user gets "limited" to 0, and thus the "PolkitIdentity" returned will cause Polkit_Identity_Is_Root to evaluate to true.
It's at least better than alternatives such as sudo since it doesn't rely on the brain damaged hack known as the suid bit to work.Get ready for more SystemD dumbfuckery
Enjoy your completely clear and logical group policy editor stalker childThe whole existence of the root user itself doesn't even make sense from modern design principals.
But it works. Simplicity is a virtue when it comes to security, which a lot of people seem to forget. (See also: SELinux, Windows UAC, Windows ACLs, Windows SIDs, Windows tokens, Windows Active Directory...)It's at least better than alternatives such as sudo since it doesn't rely on the brain damaged hack known as the suid bit to work.
But if you take a step back you will realize that having users be able to impersonate other users is a bad idea too. If a user has permission to do something they should just be able to do it without impersonating someone else. The whole existence of the root user itself doesn't even make sense from modern design principals.
Leaving aside how he bitches about muh complex SUID binaries only to introduce an overcomplicated polkit clusterfuck in its stead, what the hell is this? The absolute last thing I want from security-critical wrappers is to randomly insert funny escape sequences into my output. God, this is the sequel to Systemd Reimplements Chown And Forgets About .. that nobody asked for.Lennart Poettering said:But enough about all that security blabla. The tool is also a lot more fun to use than sudo. For example, by default it will tint your terminal background in a reddish tone while you are operating with elevated privileges.
If only shells had some way to automatically mark your prompt when you had a root shell. Maybe a different symbol or something. And then a way to change that if you want different colors or something. Nah, let's bloat nusudo with more stupid features.The absolute last thing I want from security-critical wrappers is to randomly insert funny escape sequences into my output. God, this is the sequel to Systemd Reimplements Chown And Forgets About .. that nobody asked for.
Oh noes, how difficult that was.If only shells had some way to automatically mark your prompt when you had a root shell. Maybe a different symbol or something. And then a way to change that if you want different colors or something. Nah, let's bloat nusudo with more stupid features.
1) it’s Richard fucking stallmann and not some failed ewhoreYou should see Stallman's list: https://groups.google.com/a/mysociety.org/g/mysociety-community/c/zkyZpOXjgoQ/m/_8xyXSxv9zYJ
Part of the whole failure of this so-called community is it expects literally retarded e-whores who have done absolutely nothing of worth be treated the same as literal gods.1) it’s Richard fucking stallmann and not some failed ewhore
2) it’s reasonable
You can use the sudoers file to give unprivileged users access to a specific command that requires either root or another user’s privilegessudo only exists for security against human error / laziness, right?
cloud faggots deserve everything that happens to themPersonally I place the blame at JavaScript developers who are incapable of uploading a file to a web server and instead insist on piggybacking CDNs.