I mean…there’s been plenty of people making PoCs showing Graphene isn’t really THAT secure, it’s probably just more obscure to a point. They’re pissed the cops have to work at it, but even somebody using Samsung or Google tools to properly sandbox certain data has the same capability to do so AFAIK.
You never mentioned you were trying to mount live files or your home directory…that’s an entirely different thing.
Yes, it does matter.
Rich assholes firing people to make the leftovers work twice as hard to “incorporate AI” into their workflow is though.
The job losses are fucking REAL, and everyone expects you to use this tedious bullshit now.
This is code for “Hey government, you better be ready to bail us all out”.
Maybe you don’t understand how RTSP works, but it’s just a protocol for sending video and time information in a stream.
Try VLC if you just want to view the stream.
Framework is the only correct answer here.
Check the rest of the thread 🤣
People in here don’t work in the space, and are clearly not knowledgeable about the subject. They can downvote me all they want.
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This should sidestep that and timeout pretty quickly: https://jshtab.github.io/guide/gvfs-autmount/
Try going into your BIOS settings and disabling IOMMU for the USB and Chipset settings. Boot and see if it works then.
Your North and South (if you have one )bridge chip?
Open your machine and look at these ports.
Are they directly connected to the motherboard, or on the front of a case extended by a cable?
It’s not “trouble” if you’re already familiar with Linux. It’s not the way I would go as a user of 20+ years, but it’s not just for desktop use.
If you’re looking to build a platform for something, it’s perfect. Look at why Valve switched to use to for SteamOS. You have an underlying framework of a stable system, and you just create automation to slap it all together into the base layer of all the things you want without having to worry about specific things breaking the stack you’re building on top of it.
It’s like a blank page instead of a notebook with line guides.
It helps make more sense if you think of everything you’ve got to build on it already existing in a git repo. Merge > Build > Release. Makes perfect sense, and you save yourself creating an entire distro to maintain from scratch.
TLDW: “Everyone ignore my personal and political positions on everything, I’m giving you free code…”
We don’t need another Reiser incident, shitbag.
Go fuck yourself, David.
getfucked.ai is super cool…I heard. All the best people are saying it.
Bit of a stretch the way this is angled…
Improbable. Everything has bugs that surface. See my other link, or look yourself. There have been plenty of security fixes for Rust. It’s not bulletproof, just like anything else, just less likely specifically for certain memory attacks to be vectors.
Fucking.WOW.
Sam Altman just LOVES answering stupid questions. People should be asking him about this in those PR sprints.