celiacFun

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by celiacFun 19d ago
It’s not scary at all he was using unpatched QEMU. This is not the impressive feat he’s claiming it is.
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by celiacFun 19d ago
They do though. There are hundreds of pages of specs you can read about it if you want to.
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by celiacFun 19d ago
So your personal computer was not tied to a specific OS and you were easily about to get a refund for the license cost of the OS that shipped in box. So what’s the issue? Do you want hardware to ship without any software?
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by celiacFun 2mo ago
Windows strengths: IRPs and fantastic async I/O, ETW events, tooling- windbg xperf driver verifier time travel debugging, RDP, doesn’t claim everything acts like a file Linux strengths: file system, open source ecosystem, ssh, lockless
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by celiacFun 2mo ago
I’m not sure you can call anything in Linux/Unix as equivalent to overlapped I/O in Windows given that there aren’t any IRPs
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by celiacFun 2mo ago
Windows has a better async I/O implementation than Linux and has for decades
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by celiacFun 2mo ago
I just can’t understand why the Linux kernel has avoided tracking completions for so long and has such hard time with async I/O. Windows has had IRPs and overlapped I/O for decades, asyc is the default and there just isn’t much re
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by celiacFun 3mo ago
It may be a problem with EU regulations. It’s hard to see how Apple could be certain they had complied with the EU DMA law, given its based on vague outcomes rather than clear requirements with extremely large penalties. The fact the EU was
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by celiacFun 3mo ago
Apple might not want to risk 10% of their global revenue on whether EU regulators like the outcome of their compliance efforts. And there isn’t any real risk of an EU based startup competing in this space like there would be in China.
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by celiacFun 3mo ago
DMA is about competition not privacy. Apple has privacy concerns with complying related to 3rd party access to customer data. Another aspect here is that even if Apple tries theirto best to comply, the EU could decide they didn’t do a good
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by celiacFun 3mo ago
You have given the maintainer nothing. There is no relationship, no interaction. If you want to change open source code fork it and do as you please. No one owes you free labor.
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by celiacFun 3mo ago
This is complete nonsense. Windows releases are supported for 10+ years. Security bugs are patched in all releases that are impacted regardless of whether the issue exists in current branch. A developer fixing an issue has no impact on MSRC
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by celiacFun 2y ago
Just a thought from a random stranger but you might want to consider the possibility of celiac disease. It takes a couple months for antibodies to build up so the time scale you mentioned here stood out to me. Celiac disease has huge impact