We authenticate ourselves all the time to computers but they barely, if ever, authenticate themselves to us (and when they do the mechanism/UX is usually clunky enough that people fall to scam login dialogs all the time) :thounking:
@icedquinn@koakuma
it's a bit long, so can you point me to the chapter that talks about the user verifying that the monitor they're looking at has not been replaced with a fake one?
Maybe if the media started highlighting who voted for some bill, instead of letting the blame fall for "the EU", "the European Commision", "Ursula", and "Germans"
did you have a double-linked-list anywhere in the code?
Normally in Linux kernel when you need a list, you include struct list_head inside your struct that you want to keep on the list.
Then when you retrieve something from the list, you get a pointer to the struct list_head, and you use container_of to get at your own struct that contains the list_head