Vogtinator

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by Vogtinator 2y ago
It only looks like that if you treat it as a C-like programming language, which it is not. Unless specified otherwise, all the statements are "executed" in parallel by the synthesized logic. There is no emulation.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
> some of the QT libraries or older forked versions of them are still completely under open source license Qt is LGPLv3 + GPLv3 which are clearly open source licenses.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
It's documented and part of the interface for POSIX: > Write attempts to memory that was mapped without write access, or any access to > memory mapped PROT_NONE, shall result in a SIGSEGV signal. > > References to unmapped
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
Can be, if the RAM disk is compressed.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
FWICT file is more capable, predictable and also faster while being more energy-efficient at the same time.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
With the right Mesa patch ( https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/merge_requests/26... ) and chromium flags to force enable vaapi, I've got working HW decode with amdgpu here.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
That's exactly what makes them useful. Energy consumption is vastly reduced.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
C doesn't either, but statically linking still pulls only the object files which are actually needed into the executable.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
> A lot of the "We're ABI stable" claims in C and C++ are "We daren't change anything or stuff breaks" which isn't so much an ABI as it is paralysis For the C++ standary library maybe, but for pretty mu
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
I treat "signed by GitHub's verified signature" equivalent to unsigned. It's not the author's signature, just some third party's.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
There is a bit of info including example code on https://hackspire.org/index.php/Jazelle
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
Any TB 4 cable or just a specific one?
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
LGPL is perfectly usable IMO.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
Yes: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2000693432
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
In theory it doesn't, in practice it does. New hardware only trusts the MS first party CA out of the box (not even the 3rd party one for booting e.g. Linux distros!) and many systems do not allow removing the MS CAs from the trust stor
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
KVM is a type 2 hypervisor as the "Dom 0" kernel has full HW access. Other guests are obviously isolated as configured and are like special processes to userspace. It gets a bit blurry on AArch64 without and with VHE (Virtual Host
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
> Initially I planned for the game to be flat shaded and added textures as an experiment, then realised the performance wasn't as horrible as I expected, Heh, same! > so it's mostly just a leftover from that. I did end up wr
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
> The rendering is based on the triangle renderer in https://gitea.planet-casio.com/Lephenixnoir/Azur which renders in fragments to the fast on chip memory so it isn't bottlenecked by the slow main RAM, but I c
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
I also made a Minecraft clone for a graphical calculator ( https://github.com/Vogtinator/crafti ), but the TI nspire has more resources available (esp. RAM) than the CG50. I'm wondering how you do rendering: Usual r
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
You can usually hide/ignore whitespace changes which result in the kind of diff you want.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
> with cell phones sync'd to the tower's time, and temp controlled time crystals (like in the apple watch) The best we have is actually GPS time, accurate to ~100ns ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Pos
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
MicroOS doesn't require flavors. You can select whatever package selection you want during installation.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
Counterpoint: Without ECC, you simply don't notice how many flips happened and that they were the cause of some strange behaviour.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
And this is exactly how it works on Android phones with unlockable bootloader. The firmware just shows a text message underneath the splash screen. (Ideally it should also allow to install user owned keys for verification and display their
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
There's AMD shadow stack and Intel CET which do that as well. For compatibility, the return address is also on the data stack, but verified with the address stack.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
> This is not entirely true in general sense. Yes, a typical ARM CPU is more energy efficient indeed, but theoretically nothing prevents x86 to be nearly as efficient. The very complex instruction set does. You can easily throw multiple
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
> I always joke that when Android can handle a screen rotation without blanking the screen, I'll switch back None of the Android phones I've used blank the screen, there's a smooth animation.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
Thankfully the EU has you covered there on the battery replacing front.
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
"S Mode" is still a thing. On top of what you listed it also enforces Edge as browser and Bing as search engine. I'm not kidding: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-10-and-w...
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by Vogtinator 3y ago
Not much longer.

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