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This is obviously very cool and how I've always wanted my phone to work. But what does chocolate factory gain out of this? I appreciate it, but I don't have the
by politelemon 1y ago
This is obviously very cool and how I've always wanted my phone to work. But what does chocolate factory gain out of this? I appreciate it, but I don't have the savvy to figure out how this advertising supported business profits from it.
- transpute 1y agoNested virt with AVF can balance the competing goals of security, usability, freedom, individuals, and corporate supply chains. It can reduce the size and attack surface of the most-privileged code which runs in a system. Nested virt has been available on x86 for a decade (KVM, Bromium vSentry / HP SureClick, Microsoft Defender App Guard), on Apple Silicon since M2, MacOS since M3 and iPadOS since M4 (Secure eXclave VM). On mobile, it can sidestep some business model conflicts which torpedoed Nokia, RIM, Maemo, Meego, Tizen, etc. "Virtual Machine as a core Android Primitive" (2023), 160 comments, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38538100 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38538100
- wffurr 1y ago>> On mobile, it can sidestep some business model conflicts which torpedoed Nokia, RIM, Maemo, Meego, Tizen, etc. Do you have a good link to learn more about that?