Comment by fooker
7 years ago
If you really want this and do not have to be bothered about portability, just write a kernel module and load it. It will be about 40-60 lines of code.
7 years ago
If you really want this and do not have to be bothered about portability, just write a kernel module and load it. It will be about 40-60 lines of code.
You can also open `<(yes '\007')` or something, or use `mkfifo` if you don't want to rely on bash.
Not as fun as a kernel module, though :-)
If I had my way you'd be able to define new kernel modules by downloading a few lines of PostScript. ;) Ok, JavaScript these days. But you know what I mean.
I think spectre killed any future attempt to run sandboxed untrusted code in a previleged domain.
postscript is the cutest language i have ever learnt. I'd love to be able to use it more.
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