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by my123 5y ago
1) on Windows entails a significant security downgrade, as you cannot just pick custom kernel extension only, with validation by the user. That might however not be important, depending on your threat model. For 2), it’s borderline impossib
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by my123 5y ago
> Microsoft's ARM hardware _is_ locked down with no such options That was for 32-bit Windows on Arm hardware. 64-bit Windows on Arm laptops/tablets have unlockable Secure Boot, with a regular SETUP interface and all.
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by my123 5y ago
No need for that, Google Safe Browsing exists if they want to. However, I don’t think that Google is _that_ evil/willing to do so at this point.
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by my123 5y ago
On macOS, you have those options: - SIP off (totally, or just driver signature enforcement) - kernel driver (deprecated, Apple doesn’t issue new certs anymore it seems) - system extension (user-mode driver, explicitly intended for device co
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by my123 5y ago
And often, a giant .patch near it for the vendor modifications.
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by my123 5y ago
Same chips as before but in bigger configs. Not big news IMO.
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by my123 5y ago
GPU-P is also the GPU acceleration infrastructure used for GPU acceleration in WSL2 and for Windows Sandbox too.
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by my123 5y ago
For replacing RemoteFX vGPU, what you might want is https://forum.level1techs.com/t/2-gamers-1-gpu-with-hyper-v-... (which is the direct successor) The advantage is that it ships inbox in Windows and doesn't need
669.
by my123 5y ago
It reports the currently free memory as device memory.
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by my123 5y ago
Don't worry, the Music app on macOS is just as bad as iTunes on Windows...
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by my123 5y ago
It shares some code nowadays (started with a MonoDevelop codebase). However, Visual Studio (not Code) for Mac is mostly targeted at at C# or mobile development. If you want to make Windows apps, it just doesn't support that scenario.
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by my123 5y ago
Android is a much better base to start from anyway. At least that has a somewhat coherent security model.
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by my123 5y ago
Revenue, not gross profit.
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by my123 5y ago
MediaTek puts the responsibility of releasing the downstream kernel tree source code on the Android OEMs. And some of those don’t comply with that. (but otherwise, they are upstreaming support for their SoCs nowadays anyway)
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Intel Codename Alder Lake (ADL) Developer Guide(intel.com)
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by my123 5y ago
Note that this is no longer true under the App Store agreements today, which allow using a custom license. https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/us/term... > Any App that you acquire is
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by my123 5y ago
It’s GPLv2 or later, with some parts such as Cycles being permissively licensed. (Apache 2)
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by my123 5y ago
You can have multiple CUDA versions installed at once, it’s not exclusive.
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by my123 5y ago
> Apple could just use the vendor-provided OpenGL They are their own GPU vendor nowadays.
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by my123 5y ago
PeerTube doesn't scale when most of the user base nowadays is on mobile, with asymmetric connections that have data caps. (which happens to be the real world)
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by my123 5y ago
IDEA has an open source edition. (and of course, don’t forget about Visual Studio)
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by my123 5y ago
> You can run as many virtual machines on your mac as you want No, the EULA says: > (iii) to install, use and run up to two (2) additional copies or instances of the Apple Software within virtual operating system environments on each
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by my123 5y ago
> A lot of websites that work in Safari were broken in WebKit last time I tried it. If you used it in the past from the Debian repos, they didn't use to do security or feature update servicing for WebKit in their repositories. That&
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by my123 5y ago
Yes it was. WebKit and Blink then diverged massively after the fork.
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by my123 5y ago
You also have Safari (and GNOME Web on Linux) using the WebKit engine, developed by Apple as an alternative... But that's not available on Android or Windows (the WebKit port exists there, but no good UI frontend as far I know)... whic
686.
by my123 5y ago
It isn't u-boot, it's something totally barebones.
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by my123 5y ago
The code that runs at reset on the Arm CPU complex for the RPi: https://github.com/raspberrypi/tools/blob/master/armstubs/ar...
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by my123 5y ago
For the user-mode part of the neural engine, https://github.com/geohot/tinygrad/tree/master/accel/ane helps quite a bit today. There is also no generic neural engine support infrastructure at all in
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by my123 5y ago
So far NetBSD and OpenBSD are working on the M1 port. https://wiki.netbsd.org/ports/evbarm/apple/ for NetBSD install instructions. I don't see a focus on the FreeBSD side (yet?) however.
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by my123 5y ago
+ code licensed to the .NET Foundation is released under a MIT license anyway, so that it can be used commercially by anybody.

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