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I read it as Virtual Memory Manager and wondered how the heck they pulled one off that works for both Windows and Linux.
by winternewt 2y ago
I read it as Virtual Memory Manager and wondered how the heck they pulled one off that works for both Windows and Linux.
- foundry27 2y agoIt never even occurred to me that they could be talking about something other than the virtual memory manager. I was hyped to see if there was some new architecture being applied for cross-OS compatibility, novel memory objects, techniques to reduce fragmentation, stuff like that. Now I’m just sad.