How did recalling eggs cause salmonella…?

He regularly denies saying things he’s on camera saying, but doesn’t deny these types of things… He seems to be proud of them

The suggestions of listen to what your partner likes is good…

If you’re completely lost on how to even start, write the alphabet with your tongue. It will make lots of different motions so she can see what she likes

I will say the Rust stdlib seems to make TOCTOU bugs really easy to make for filesystem operations

But, yes, Ubuntu switching to a test project hurts it

They were introduced as a way to crowdsource OCR

Google would give two words, one they knew and one they didn’t

4chan screwed with them back in the day by all giving the same wrong answer on the second word so their OCR would scan wrong

BSDs are also monolithic kernels, just like Linux, macOS, and Windows NT

FreeBSD has been trying to make it easier to run as a desktop OS by supporting the Linux APIs so they can use the WiFi and Graphics drivers from Linux

OpenBSD handles security by supporting fewer features. E.g. they do not support Bluetooth as it’s an insecure protocol, and they disabled SMT due to the hardware bugs in AMD/Intel/ARM - so they are more secure, but slower

My cat has only ever torn up the couch, but a friend of mine has a cat that goes ham on their banister, and the wood is probably missing ~2 inches after a few years

They’ll get loaded, even without root

TL;DR, it looks like a faster PWM, closer to an LCD monitor’s PWM speed (fingers crossed without affecting color accuracy)

No changes to potential burn-in

Edit: I’m curious if this change affects the power savings of OLED over other panels?

Edit: to be clear, this advice is specific to Ubuntu. If you come across this and need advice for a different distro, message me or reply to this

Yes.

Ubuntu doesn’t follow upstream kernels, so they will have to make a custom backport for 6.17 to fix the kernel

It’s very unlikely you need the module that has the bug, so the mitigation should work for you

Just double check lsmod | grep aead

As long as that module is not loaded, and you have the kmod update that adds /etc/modprobe.d/disable-algif.conf you’re protected

The kmod change makes it so the affected module cannot be loaded, it was their initial workaround

The ones I was watching look like there’s an update as of an hour ago, but there wasn’t at the time of the post

Need to check Raspbian still, being on self hosting

They aren’t available on all releases - the people that found the issue didn’t really follow responsible disclosure, so distros didn’t have time to fix it

They will fix it over the next couple days, but if you need a fix now, those are the ways to protect yourself until security updates make it out

Giving a better solution is certainly useful.

I’d used initcall_debug before, but not initcall_blacklist

I’m working off the knowledge that OP is using a rolling release, so is likely fixed by that for them. (Arch based, Cachy, and OpenSUSE Tumbleweed all have it as a module, and are the most commonly suggested. Fedora fixed it 2 weeks ago since they follow mainline, so I’d expect Bazzite to have it too. If they’re using Debian Sid/Testing, it’s both fixed and a module)

If you’re using something else, this eBPF filter is probably your best bet https://github.com/Dabbleam/CVE-2026-31431-mitigation

Yeah… It seems like they only reached out to the kernel, and not to any distros…

They also disclosed after 37 days rather than the more standard 90 days for everyone to patch

Check uname -r

If you’re on 6.19.12 or newer (7.0.1 if they’ve already bumped to 7) you’re definitely safe

For others, it looks fixed in 6.18.22 6.12.85 6.6.137 6.1.170 5.15.204

If you don’t have a safe kernel, A better solution referenced below than a module blacklist is to set initcall_blacklist=algif_aead_init in your kernel boot parameters. There is not a generic way to do this across distros, so you will need to look it up for your case

~~If you don’t have the updated kernel, you can echo "install algif_aead /bin/false" > /etc/modprobe.d/disable-algif.conf and reboot.

That ensures the buggy module cannot be loaded until you have an updated kernel~~

I’ve had similar with Vietnamese, Chinese, and Indian friends in college

If their family found out I didn’t have an abundance of food, they’d drag me to their home and feed me until I was about to burst

My project manager says nine women would have a baby in 2 weeks

Trump needs the war to end before elections later this year… I think it’s extremely likely the US agrees to giving Iran more power than it had before the beginning, Trump just needs one small concession so he can call it a “win” even if he’s lost