Do you think it is safe and secure to disable Mitigation in Fedora for the sake of performance?
Do you think it is safe and secure to disable Mitigation in Fedora for the sake of performance?
I've seen a video from CTT demonstrating the <10 performance boosts by simply off the mitigation. The system will be secure for personal use as before.
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99% of mitigations generally aren't for vulnerabilities that affect day-to day users, so I'd say that you'll probably be fine
This is exceptionally bad advice.
I like living on the edge
Then post your credit card number, expiry, and CVC
You ain't gonna get much out of it, even if I do lol
Not important, until some day a virus is on Flathub, a user downloads a stupid appimage and they get in trouble
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