Sintendo

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   by Sintendo 9y ago

   I continue to wonder whether this can be legal at all. It's pretty clear they've been looking at the disassembled code, so it's not clean-room reverse-engineered.
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   by Sintendo 10y ago

   I thought so too at first, but I'd expect non-x86 host systems running x86 guests to be vulnerable if that were the case. The advisory seems to indicate otherwise. Anyway, I've done some digging and found an explanation here: htt
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   by Sintendo 10y ago

   Why does Xen need x86 emulation code anyway?
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   by Sintendo 10y ago

   Firefox on macOS. It feels like the page is trying to do its own smooth scrolling in Javascript, on top of the browser's existing smooth scrolling or something.
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   by Sintendo 10y ago

   The scrolling on that page is atrocious.
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   by Sintendo 12y ago

   Do you guys happen to be using Intel graphics?
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   by Sintendo 12y ago

   I can confirm this is the behavior I'm seeing on Firefox. However, it's important to note that YouTube seems to force https if you're logged in, meaning logged-in Firefox users ALWAYS get the Flash player. I've resolved