Articles tagged Linux

In one coder's tests, two AMD chips never gave a 0 when asked for a number from 0 to 65,535. An Intel chip running the same test gave zeros just fine.

A tiny mistake in Linux's core, the kernel, sat there for 15 years, and on any machine that hasn't been patched it hands a normal user full control.

A free add-on you grabbed for Arch Linux may have quietly stolen your passwords and the saved logins your apps use.

Windows can now run Linux's everyday commands as ordinary Windows programs. No virtual machine, no second operating system alongside, nothing in between.

One free command saves any web page as a single file that still works years later, even after the original site goes down.