The size of the code base and therefore attack surface.
The sudo source code is approximately 160,000 lines of C.
Doas was written for OpenBSD (after the OpenBSD project decided sudo was too large to ship in the system base) with a source code of roughly 500 lines of C.
Obviously those extra lines of code bring features to sudo that doas doesn’t have.
Yes. Because people are not the only observers.
What qualify as observers though? Or, how far divorced from an event counts as unobserved?
If a tree falls in a forest and scares a rabbit which a dog barks at which I hear… is that chain of observation enough to grant existence to the tree?
You could probably do four if you go middle out.
He was a pain in the neck.
This is a (valid) criticism of proof-of-work, not necessarily a criticism of a public ledger manifested in a block chain.
I am enjoying it immensely.
Quality shit posting sir!
I suspected/assumed they were ‘true’ to the lines of latitude and longitude.
The amusing projection in green makes it obvious that the map projection is taking some liberties ;-)
Cock fighting arena it is then!
So, if its borders are straight lines in this projection, are they actually concave curves?
Edit: convex for the northern border.
“I don’t understand your job therefore your job is fake”
Just accept your inner American and make it a car park.
They’re the same picture.
All money is fake money for criminals.
It seemed to best fit the theme of the thread.
YAML has entered the chat.
Their opinion of themselves exceeds their capability.
I was deathly afraid it wasn’t as clever as I thought. One however does one’s best.
100%. It’s already centered.
More code means there’s more room for bugs and security flaws that can be exploited, and it’s more difficult to reason about the code to find those flaws.
The general security jargon for that concept is ‘attack surface’.