

What are you talking about? I don’t know what you use to browse Lemmy, but I use Voyager and it shows clearly that this was posted on the programmerhumor lemmy community/world/instance 😂


What are you talking about? I don’t know what you use to browse Lemmy, but I use Voyager and it shows clearly that this was posted on the programmerhumor lemmy community/world/instance 😂


It’s literally in the programmerhumor community 😂


Greg Kroah-Hartman (the 2nd person in command in Linux) recently had a public talk where he discussed the whole situation with vulnerabilities. There he predicted that this would calmn down for Linux eventually, since, due to it being open source, there was always attempts to uphold a certain level of code quality, so the number of issues are quickly reducing as they are being addressed. However, having spoken to some developers working on closed source projects, he revealed how terrified they all are with the current situation, since they never had this kind of pressure to keep good code, so the technical debt is crazy for them.
It’s not wrong that free RAM is wasted RAM, at least not if properly used for caching in a way that is simple and fast to release when the system does need more RAM.