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That is something you can and always could disable. I would however not want someone with a buggy system in some of my networks which makes this choice have sid
by oneplane 5y ago
That is something you can and always could disable. I would however not want someone with a buggy system in some of my networks which makes this choice have side-effects in some scenarios.
- vageli 5y ago> That is something you can and always could disable. I would however not want someone with a buggy system in some of my networks which makes this choice have side-effects in some scenarios. Could you expand on this? Why wouldn't you want a machine that's not running spectre mitigations on your network?
- ghaff 5y agoBecause they want to maximize performance rather than a security patch that they believe, rightly or not, is a mitigation against something that think is a small risk for their use case.