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Tessa Racht πŸ‘©β€β€οΈβ€πŸ’‹β€πŸ‘© @nergdron@witches.town

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the current x86 situation demonstrating at least three of the three hard problems in computer science:

naming things
cache invalidation
off-by-one errors
capitalism fucks everything up

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@elzikat@cybre.space awww well I love teaching things and helping out friends, so don't hesitate to reach out! πŸ˜„

@bee I yeah, I love that bioware shit, and DA:I is about my favourite game they've made so far. I've replayed that one three times now. lemme tell ya, my Qunari Inquisitor didn't go over well with pretty much anyone, but she was awesome. πŸ˜„

@elzikat@cybre.space awwww I could explain them to you if you're interested. ❀

@bee I always do Isabella, she's definitely my type, but I'm going after Merrill this time. she's a cute cinammon bun and deserves love too. πŸ˜„

ALSO I love video games so if you ever wanna talk games, HMU girl!

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@samis yeah, I'm thinking more for desktop and laptop usage. cloud hardware isn't my problem to fix, thankfully. πŸ˜‰

replaying Dragon Age 2 because I need some sword lesbians in my life, but it's hard to take the Arishok seriously when I'm blasting Pony by Ginuine in the background. πŸ˜‚

for those interested in the real world affects of patching the Intel PTI bug, Phoronix is doing some testing with the 4.15+git kernel:

phoronix.com/scan.php?page=art

looks like the biggest impacts are in IO, with IO on NVMe devices showing the biggest differential.

really wishing Apple, Motorola and IBM weren't such shit companies and that PowerPC was still a viable option. I really loved that architecture.

TIL every OS will have to unmap kernel from regular processes' virtual memory, and do 2 fuckin' TLB flushes on every syscall, because Intel has a CPU bug in speculative execution.
theregister.co.uk/2018/01/02/i