Reminds me of this lol
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Exactly. Both very good examples of why manual memory management is... untrustworthy? (that's the polite way i could say it)
Something similar to this.
I remember reading about a kid who bypassed the Xbox parental control just by inputting 0000. It was a bug in the software.
I can't find the source for this but I remember this.
The crime scene...
Arrest that thing!
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I swear my cat crashed GDM once
It's surprising how serious and how old and unresolved that bug and its related bugs are. Only the gnome bug was marked fixed. I'm tempted to see if this is still an issue on modern gnome lock screen...