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by Vogtinator 9y ago
Doesn't this still allow to read memory from the hypervisor shared between the PV VMs in a HVM container?
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by Vogtinator 9y ago
This is not true, the NT kernel itself is the hypervisor.
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by Vogtinator 9y ago
Which is really not a bad vulnerability as the data is still encrypted. Physical access means root anyway.
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by Vogtinator 9y ago
If by "most" you mean those with just a single maintainer who works on it in his free time, you're probably right. For KDE, not so much.
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by Vogtinator 9y ago
That doesn't have anything to do with experience, that's just a fact. Advertisers pay ABP to get on the list.
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by Vogtinator 9y ago
4. Is absolutely wrong in every aspect. Most "innovation" was bought tech (primesense, for instance). The ARMv8 ISA was finalized ages before the chips got designed. Middle of 2011 IIRC.
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by Vogtinator 9y ago
In the first part, the author makes several mistakes including confusing O_DIRECT with DMA. So take this with a grain of salt.
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by Vogtinator 9y ago
Software emulation is fine (otherwise QEMU would be pretty dead), it's just hardware accelerated emulation and actual HW implementations of the ISA that Intel does not like.
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by Vogtinator 9y ago
KDE Plasma has support for redshift as well.
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by Vogtinator 9y ago
And also the worst, from my experience. The good autocompletion isn't made up by the incredible slowness and latency as you type.
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by Vogtinator 9y ago
With compositing enabled that doesn't really matter.
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by Vogtinator 9y ago
That's a different bug then, the one I'm referring to was introduced in 5.9...
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by Vogtinator 9y ago
Testing shows that it works better than Qt 5.8.0, but that's rather easy. Some regressions introduced by 5.8 (some wayland related) aren't fixed yet and Qt WebEngine does not build on AArch64. There is a bug that breaks applicatio
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by Vogtinator 10y ago
That the smart branches optimization requires a workaround in the IR codegen concerns me a bit. It makes sense in a HW context, like MIPS branch delay slots, but not really here. There could be a flag in the branch instruction that disables
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by Vogtinator 10y ago
Linux had that as well until it was castrated a while ago. It was called "exec_domains".
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by Vogtinator 10y ago
Likely everything except GNOME 3.
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by Vogtinator 10y ago
G++ is able to optimize virtual calls to non-virtual calls in most cases (speculative devirtualization) by adding quick checks into the code (like if(obj->vtable == Class::vtable) Class:virtualMethod(obj);) which the JVM would do as well
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by Vogtinator 10y ago
There is a small type difference in C, sizeof() of those two types is different.
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by Vogtinator 10y ago
You can just develop alternative tools and pipe JSON. Text and data in one. Pipes can transfer arbitrary data, so it's just the tools that you don't like, not the underlying mechanism.
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Raspberry Pi Gets Its Own Version of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server(suse.com)
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