Why not just turn off watch history?

wow! What community do you sell at?

do you know how much does any pixel from last year cost?

Adding to that: While each individual car would have a slightly different inductance value, the car’s body is not the only factor.

You’d need to also account for car speed, air humidity, environment temperature, whether the car passes perfectly on the coil or slightly off to the left or right.

Too many variables to account for

It depends how your boot is setup

If you intially get the uefi boot (usually black screen) then try to search “removing entries from uefi boot in Linux”

If you directly get colorful screen then it could be grub and in this case u search for grub instead of uefi

But it also could be something else that is neither grub nor uefi, you really need to find out first what is your bootloader

The easiest solution is to format windows partition and mount it as separate mount point (for example /mnt/extra) and use it for storing any large files you have (movies, songs, books, photos, backups, downloaded files …)

Same here, battery running for years with no noticeable degradation

Surely you don’t think Ukraine is wasting precious ammunition and the rare opportunity of evading Russian air defenses just to kill little kids. If it did happen it happened because of either bad intelligence, bad aiming or malfunction.

there is no solution for that beside ending the war.

this is a different situation from Israel who have free rein over the sky and drones everywhere

I hope Mr. Putin could would give up his “special military operation” and we finally have some peace.

You’re right about memory limitation during compile time. my concern is the updates. you need to update system from time to time and doing the cloning might not be very practical.

Gentoo started providing binary packages (pre-compiled) for some software (that are common enough and take long time to compile).

Another thing: gentoo allow one computer to compile the packages specifically for another computer even if cpu architecture is different. that second computer then simply pull the compiled packages and download them.

https://waldolemmer.github.io/guides/gentoo/cross-cpu-binhost/

It used to be, but isn’t anymore. Try booting the Gentoo minimal install image for your arch instead.

Wow! I went on searching and sure enough sysrescuecd changed to ArchLinux 6 years ago. I had no idea

Why not give Gentoo a try?

It natively require you to compile the kernel which is perfect because you get to drop all the drivers and features you don’t need.

Gentoo package manager also compile every package in the system which is very slow but it gives you lot of control over what features you want from each package. You’re no longer required to install X server just because one package provide GUI support.

End result is less memory for kernel and less memory for most other apps. 256 should be doable but just to be sure try running “sysrescuecd” which is based on gentoo. first to see if it would work

Link to original video (Odysee)

https://odysee.com/@rossmanngroup:a/hey-bambu-lab-come-sue-us.:4

So now ot becomes Russian puppet ?

In order to use this exploit you need a program that has UID bit set and the file owned by the user you want to use itheir privilages.

For example su (among other commands) has that UID bit set and because the owner of the file is root then when you execute it, it always runs with root privileges

Most Android devices use SELinux (Security Enhanced Linux) which is configured in such way that you couldn’t have root access even if you could run a program owned by root and has the UID bit set.

What you could do - in theory - is finding a process already running with root privileges and happened to be executing certain command periodically. you could then override that certain program in cache using this exploit to do what you want.

I can at least tell you what it does because I tested it:

It override your /usr/bin/su so that it now let you run as root with no password.

My guess is that the payload is an su command that was modified to run without requiring password but it’s also possible - though unlikely - that it just patch your existing su.

either way if you will run the script, you need to backup your existing su command first.

Correction: The script doesn’t permanently modify the su file instead it modifies a cached copy of the file in memory. restarting your device or doing echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_caches to flush the cache restore the su file to its original state

Here it is after improving readability a little

https://pastebin.com/iW8BRrdX

there is no su binary in most android devices sadly

will see.

This one loaded gas from Emirates as the article says so no reason to stop it.

Looking forward to seeing Chinese tankers filling up oil from Iran

Regarding VPN being slow, two possibilities here:

1. They analyze internet packets, detect VPN connections and deliberately throttle them.
2. They just slow down anything that is not a common protocol (not http, https, ftp, …) that would make other things like torrent or even ssh session to be also equally slow.

If it is the first possibility, I know that OpenVPN with static key tend to be very difficult to detect if not impossible. Its also a bit faster but it has its cons that I encourage you to read about.

If it is the second possibility then you need to disguise your VPN traffic as https. I know its doable but I am fuzzy on the details.