Sure, “restrict” the kernel access. And the first company to be granted the requisites for kernel access, CrowdStrike.
I like kbin/mbin because I can block domains like reddit.
Roughly my thoughts today: https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/112/451/084/544/739/972/original/47d31a58ddc70f80.png
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While not having any idea of their history, seeing how they ended up it seems rude to even ask.
I don’t fully disagree but you are walking on a fine line…
Sometimes I hate when I fix something in a way that I’m not supposed to. Like “If I didn’t know about this thing that I don’t have any particular reason to know, I’d be fucked.”