no92

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by no92 9mo ago
If I'm not mistaken, this is just fractal mapping, which is very common. See https://wiki.osdev.org/Fractal_Page_Mapping
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by no92 11mo ago
Getting OpenJDK ported is quite hard, congrats!
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by no92 2y ago
Depending on the jurisdiction, the minimum required storage time for medical data varies - but it needs to be kept around usually. Patients can, within that time frame, request that data to be provided, but may be required to pay some fee t
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by no92 2y ago
Not detracting from the point you're making, but the kernel side for Nvidia drivers for Linux is published on GitHub, by Nvidia. The userspace side is still delivered as pre-compiled binaries, tough.
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by no92 2y ago
I have managarm installed on a partition on my testing ThinkPad. The steps needed to get it set up were creating the partition, copying over the sysroot, and adding an entry to my grub configuration.
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by no92 2y ago
The ARM and RISC-V ports are in different states of being a work-in-progress.
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How to assert for fun and profit (2022)(aarsen.me)
1 points by no92 3y ago|0 comments
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by no92 3y ago
I honestly don't get the leaf blower analogy of the article. A bit of a side note, but leaf blowers are the stupidest invention I can think of off the top of my head. They are noisy, polluting, inefficient machines that serve no purpos
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by no92 3y ago
tldr pages do exactly this. https://tldr.sh
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by no92 3y ago
I would have never thought to phrase bit-shuffling as deinterleaving, which makes so much more sense to my not-professionally-computer-related eyes and mind. Realistically though, how likely would a GCC/clang be to emit these instructi
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Implementing Pthread Cancellation in Mlibc(managarm.org)
3 points by no92 4y ago|0 comments
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by no92 4y ago
Nice to see managarm mentioned! managarm does have vastly different goals though, as in running Linux software unmodified (i.e. compiled from source, not necessarily binary compatible due to ABI differences) on a fully async microkernel, in