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Oh, okay, so it's "privileged" in that it has the privilege of using unsafe. I got that it was all kernel mode but assumed they were doing something fancy to no
by yjftsjthsd-h 1y ago
Oh, okay, so it's "privileged" in that it has the privilege of using unsafe. I got that it was all kernel mode but assumed they were doing something fancy to nonetheless restrict the unprivileged parts (though since they say it's all one memory space, I wasn't sure what)