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* work as expected (all I ever run into is 'operation not supported'). Which from reading
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* seems to be a result of Linux not always performing setuid/setgid constistent with the
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* Unix expected result. Then mix that with GoLang's goroutines acting like threads but
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* not quite the same as threads (they don't map 1:1) and having a bunch of niceties built-in
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* like automatic memory sharing, scheduling etc... I can see why they're not fully supported.
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* not quite the same... I can see why they're not fully supported.
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*
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* Instead we're going to take C-bindings and call them directly ourselves, BEFORE spawning
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* any goroutines.
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* any goroutines to prevent fuckery.
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*
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* Oh god here we go...
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*/
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