The exploitable code has been in the kernel since 4.4…

Fuck LLMs and the horse they rode in on but I have to admit the vulns and decompiling capability of them is pretty impressive.

You gotta jury rig up your pervies to your slop machine for realtime sexual harassment, it’s a real joke of a system at the moment

It still has its problems but is loads better than what it used to be, less issues with swapping the GPU for intensive applications

Have an i7+4060 laptop, main issue I faced was the thermal throttling because these components get hot fast. NVIDIAs poor drivers really limit your ability to underclock and Intels load line calibration was all over the place for the cpu series.

Make sure you can get the fan controllers working properly, I had to implement the EC firmware for my laptop to get it running properly - something worth checking before buying

My word of advice; any security implementation by an actor who has a fiscal responsibility and/or incentive is inherently flawed.

You are handing your keys to a whore.

Personally I’d just boot into a live environment so the SSD isn’t in use, backup important things, then wipe windows partitions and resize /home to use the rest of the space on the disk

Especially for a company that specialises in cybersecurity, yikes.

Very cool, hopefully will iron out some of the issues I’ve been having with sunshine.

FWIW, I found dumping my screens EDID firmware and adding it to boot args + assigning to GPU port worked best for headless display set up