why you would do that i have no idea

it's an extremely limited use case

i'd be surprised if anyone actually is vulnerable to it

also that linked website is cancer jesus

on that i agree

Well, at my workplace we use something quite close for a specific use case

We just don't do an everybody except root but specify the users

why do you need to impersonate other users

Application user

We have named users for 'humans' and application users for application

And sometimes humans have to impersonate application users

this is getting out of hand

now there's two of them

I always had 2 accounts

Anyone know a good, stable, systemd less distro

arch is fugged for me

Have you tried installing arch?

yea I've been running it for a while

pacman is broken, dont feel like repartitioning so looking for another OS

Thats be devuan,slackware,void to name the generic few

do you use any of em

Used to have void partition waaay back when systemd got forced

And devuan is really nice what i have heard

yea looks pretty nice

tho I think it doesnt use official debian repos

also heard void's package manager is kinda a pain, may give it a go tho

>300mbit router

>only 100mbit when wired

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Useful only when you need bandwidth between wifi devices

wait does that mean if I stream from my desktop to my laptop using plex I would get better connection if both devices are using wifi instead of being connected to an ethernet cable ?

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wtf is that ass backwards kind of router

>10/100 lan
WTF

Theorically yes

lol

In practice though it would mean having the two devices close enough to the router to have that bandwidth used up to its maximum

Which is kinda unrealistic

yeah