I like Uber's service, but it's obvious that they are a taxi. A better taxi company, but a taxi; and they should get their licenses in order.
Regulation has its purpose - all public utilities are regulated. Taxi is a public utility, and as such the society prefers protect the profits of the cabbies in exchange for regulated safety standards, maximal prices,…
Mostly, the entire USB3 stack, AFAIK.
Wtf, now we fight the way Linus is dictating things around ? Next, we'll be down to having respect for colleagues and maintain civility in all cases.
I learn something every day, thank you !
I mean, the fix consists in making sure that attr.config has all the 64 bits cleared - on the 64 bit machines, int is 64bit, so u64 == int, and all the bits are correctly handled. on 32 bit machines, int is 32bit, and…
Just from looking at the code, this exploit works only for 32 bit machines, all 64 bit installations should be fine.
I like Uber's service, but it's obvious that they are a taxi. A better taxi company, but a taxi; and they should get their licenses in order.
Regulation has its purpose - all public utilities are regulated. Taxi is a public utility, and as such the society prefers protect the profits of the cabbies in exchange for regulated safety standards, maximal prices,…
Mostly, the entire USB3 stack, AFAIK.
Wtf, now we fight the way Linus is dictating things around ? Next, we'll be down to having respect for colleagues and maintain civility in all cases.
I learn something every day, thank you !
I mean, the fix consists in making sure that attr.config has all the 64 bits cleared - on the 64 bit machines, int is 64bit, so u64 == int, and all the bits are correctly handled. on 32 bit machines, int is 32bit, and…
Just from looking at the code, this exploit works only for 32 bit machines, all 64 bit installations should be fine.