A Google researcher says the Windows NT kernel still “puts Linux to shame” in many ways.
Laurie Kirk, a former Microsoft reverse engineer, argues that NT was built with a cleaner and more consistent security model.
Linux took a different path, adding capabilities, namespaces, cgroups and SELinux over time.
But her most controversial point is about AI agents.
Kirk argues that Linux permissions are spread across too many mechanisms, while NT handles resources, permissions and auditing more consistently.
She even says that if we designed an OS kernel from scratch in 2026, it probably wouldn’t look like Linux.
Linux engineers are already pushing back, defending the modular approach that helped Linux dominate servers, cloud and containers.
Windows vs Linux just got interesting again.
Full story: windowslatest.com/2026/09/26…
I got Kuudere on DereType Quiz. Emotionally encrypted, apparently.
Take the quiz: youareatsundere.com
If Rudeus was a hot woman, the queers would praise the anime for being a “positive representation of polyamory.”
Meanwhile, the chvds would seethe over it for being a “brimstone cvck fantasy.”
Time is a flat circle
Leftcoms coming up with words like “diaspora” and “Epstein-class” to avoid using “immigrants” and “Jews” in their targeted hate posts
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