CrowdStrike made it possible to have ”ls ~/“ take 6 seconds. On the top of the line m3 Max, after a restart, with no other applications running besides a terminal window. Well done, I guess.
Why? Really don’t understand why. Especially considering what they claim to monitor.
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CrowdStrike made it possible to have ”ls ~/“ take 6 seconds. On the top of the line m3 Max, after a restart, with no other applications running besides a terminal window. Well done, I guess.
Why? Really don’t understand why. Especially considering what they claim to monitor.
Just got hit with this. Even running Vim on an M3 Pro was a multi-second experience...