Whilst the title is verbatim it may be worth adding something to note this to do with the mold linker.
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TIL posts that truly have been learned that day, or recently, often contain subtle errors explicitly or implicitly. Which isn’t a problem in and of itself but in a when such posts get used as the basis of someone else’s TIL post these errors often get compounded.
As an example I find almost any TIL style post about a text editor to be like this. To give a contrast Chris Siebenmann‘s blog [1] does give focus to what was done. Also the author is reasonably good about making corrections in edits or follow up posts.
It’s bizarre how much I remember of that show, none of the Latin though.
The topic of a pledged process starting other processes un-pledged often comes up (and already has done in the comments here). I'd recommend checking out this section of Theo de Raadt's presentation that explains why this is [3].
As mentioned in the article the nice thing of pledge on OpenBSD is the integration of the pledge interface with the reality of underlying system. So as one example a program can pledge only dns and say not have filesystem access, but really under the covers it can read /etc/resolv.conf.
[1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXgxMDglxVM
date +%s
date -d @1651483224
date -r 1651483224Pedantic quibble GNU does this for special characters, as in your example the space is very much printable. Specifically this became default with coreutils 8.25 https://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/quotes.html
[1] https://www.openbsd.org/papers/hackfest2014-arc4random/index...