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by w34 10mo ago
StormShield are a French company, and a subsidiary of Airbus. So I guess "digitally sovereign" in the European Union could mean using a combination of GPL style free, open source (BSD and other similar licences), proprietary Europ
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by w34 10mo ago
Stormshield firewalls offer a plethora of IPS protections and signatures, not just OT related ones. There are different licenses, offering varying protections and signatures. Stormshield firewalls can certainly be used in enterprise setting
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by w34 11y ago
By the way our dissertation is online and easy to access: http://www.opentransputer.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/dis... To answer the XMOS question: XMOS's design was quite heavily influenced by t
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by w34 11y ago
Yes! There are quite a few changes we made on the architectural and microarchitectural level. Our dissertation and the presentation slides do mention this but I'll give you the gist of it: We replaced the existing serial communication
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by w34 11y ago
Interesting question! Today is the first time I've heard of this particular RISC project, but at a conference we recently attended ( http://oshug.org/event/42 ) I actually got talking to someone from Cambridge who&#
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We developed a prototype of a new kind of microprocessor, the OpenTransputer
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by w34 13y ago
Thank you for your reply. I've had two Thinkpads in the past (A21 and A31) before I switched to a Macbook Pro. I don't remember the thinklight being very useful, but that may just be me. Not sure how well the trackpad works as a mouse butto
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by w34 13y ago
This actually looks like a great laptop, could some point out what's wrong with it? The screen isn't too big and it has a nice resolution, which isn't easy to find.
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by w34 13y ago
While I find this quite exciting from a pure developer perspective, it also reminded me that I haven't had anything I'd call a Desktop box in quite some time. If I were to ever get a Desktop machine again, it would have to be cheap and ligh