How can I apply a -p0 patch from any working directory?

I have a patch with absolute paths that I wish to use. i.e. the first few lines are as follows.

Q&AAugust 9, 2022

When patching what’s the difference between arguments -p0 and -p1?

What’s the difference between patch -p0 and patch -p1?

Q&AAugust 8, 2022

how to apply a patch in a debian package?

I put up a bug report and have been asked to apply the patch therein and see if it works. I have tried to find documentation about how to go about doing it but is unclear.

Q&AAugust 7, 2022

Diff of two similar big raw binary files

Let’s say I have a 4 GB file abc on my local computer. I have uploaded it to a distant server via SFTP, it took a few hours.

Q&AAugust 6, 2022

How do I get a linux kernel patch set from the mailing list?

I don’t subscribe to the linux-kernel mailing list, but I want to get a set of patches that were posted a few weeks ago and apply them to my kernel for testing. I’m very familiar with patching, building, etc. My question is, what’s the best way to get a copy of this patch set? It’s not applied to any Git repo that I’m aware of, it’s just been posted to the mailing list for discussion.