Intel, the kernel, even Chrome broke my userland by mitigating Spectre.
It happens.
CRON was and is run as a system service, in its own scope. If you run your own cron instance, but forgot to set it up as a system service, yeah, it gets cleaned up as you exit your shell/session/scope.
Intel, the kernel, even Chrome broke my userland by mitigating Spectre.
It happens.
CRON was and is run as a system service, in its own scope. If you run your own cron instance, but forgot to set it up as a system service, yeah, it gets cleaned up as you exit your shell/session/scope.