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When I read that, I interpreted this as meaning: This may be a security hole, but it's not a huge deal; we're just making a funny page for it for the hell of it. You don't have to worry about any Linux servers you maintain.
I did not interpret it as meaning "The particular web browser you're using to access this page runs on a system that isn't affected by the bug."
I'd suggest being more clear. (Plus, it doesn't actually detect whether you're running a fixed kernel or not, so even if you understand that the text is dynamic, it's not that helpful.)
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Just tested and confirmed @glasser's last parenthetical remark. The "Am I affected by the bug?" section fails to account for systems running the fixed 4.8.4 kernel. $ uname -a Linux arch 4.8.4-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Sat Oct 22 18:26:57 CEST 2016 x86_64 GNU/Linux
I went to this site on my Mac and saw:
When I read that, I interpreted this as meaning: This may be a security hole, but it's not a huge deal; we're just making a funny page for it for the hell of it. You don't have to worry about any Linux servers you maintain.
I did not interpret it as meaning "The particular web browser you're using to access this page runs on a system that isn't affected by the bug."
I'd suggest being more clear. (Plus, it doesn't actually detect whether you're running a fixed kernel or not, so even if you understand that the text is dynamic, it's not that helpful.)
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