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> That's probably not true anymore Right, and also because modern RAM is essentially a block device. You just can’t access individual bytes anymore. E.g. on a
by Const-me 9y ago
> That's probably not true anymore
Right, and also because modern RAM is essentially a block device. You just can’t access individual bytes anymore. E.g. on a typical modern PC with a dual-channel DDR, the block size is 128 bits = 16 bytes.