General computing is insecure.
Go on. Tell me about your AI powered blockchain zero trust silver bullet that will solve security once and for all.
>>107991471It's just more secure okay.Are you against progress?
>>107991406Yes. Life itself is insecure. Security is the polar opposite of freedom and I am willing to accept insecurity to keep my freedom.I am not interested in what you have to offer. Especially not if it comes with immutable-whatever BS.
no one cares about your shitty gaming ram retard
>>107991406>look at the company>lennart poettering made a company with a bunch of his friends that focuses on providing boot, runtime, and build integrity in linuxWhat's the issue?
>>107991958looking through the fosdem talk descriptions>Path Safety in the Trenches(Aleksa Sarai)Over the past decade (or three) of container runtimes on Linux, the attacks against container runtimes with the most bang-for-your-buck have generally been filesystem related — often in the form of a confused-deputy style attack. This is aided in part by the sheer number of juicy targets accessible through filesystem APIs such as /proc.too long to post the rest>VM Integration in systemd(Lennart Poettering)systemd supports a number of integration features that allow VMMs certain access to the inner state of VM guests for provisioning, synchronization and interaction, and many of them are little known, even though very very useful. In this talk I'd like to shed some light on many such integration points, such as SMBIOS type 11 based system credential provisioning; state propagation/readiness notification via AF_VSOCK; SSH support via AF_VSOCK, and so on.>VFS News(Christian Brauner)In this session we're going to take a look at new developments in the VFS layer and related areas.>Native OCI Container Support in systemd(Lennart Poettering)OCI is many things, and soon it's a format systemd is going to understand somewhat natively. In this talk I want to explain the how, the why, and where we are going with this.There's also other stuff but you get my point.
>>107991991>>107991958>see website designCan flat design like this just die already? It looks like utter dogshit.
