Mr Lunduke with his distrowars game should know there are quite a few more distros out there. And there's others too, e.g. Haiku, FreeDOS, SmartOS, Syllable, ReactOS, etc not based on Linux.
That's the false assumption that unmaintained is insecure. Any old DOS game in Dosbox would be insecure by that logic.
So if I run Dune2 in dosbox, is that a security issue? Of course not, but if you were to load a bitmap from the network and feed it to GTK1 for displaying, there could well be an overlooked issue lurking around. But you need to look at the greater picture, not just "old==insecure"
Two 64GiB DIMMs would be the more likely setup. The current CPUs strongly prefer having only one stick of DDR5 per channel.
The effectiveness of rowhammer depends on how well the manufacturer implemented target row refresh. But the internal ECC on DDR5 should help defend against it somewhat.
Personally I've been in the 24-32GiB range since 2013, and that's despite the fact that I'm still on DDR3.
Im not on either of these. But letting your kid roam the internet is different from
back then. It's like marijuana, which is 100 times strong now than 50 years ago.
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