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3 hours agoThis creates a lot of extra work for no benefit, as every driver that needs DMA would have to include their own copy of the DMA stuff.
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Some something Meta-Cooler?
Huh… I’m thoroughly Chilled
That’s Cold!
What is? Frieza?
*bonk* go to firejail
3·15 days agoFor someone who just wants to play a game it’s a great suggestion, as long as the application uses portals etc.
31·18 days agoWhat is Guts doing to that poor man
If David is still in one piece, who are the tens of thousands that Goliath has murdered?
2·2 months agoLicense was added 17h ago, but there’s a typo in the file name.
Man, your dad must have had you early, two children before 9…
Though you’d get the same speedup if you used SIMD intrinsics. This is just comparing non-SIMD to SIMD.
Anything fruitfly and above would have meant I’ll just move, but yours sounds so much more horrifying. Oh god.
Luckily they are tiny tiny wasps, like specks of dust. Anything bigger and I would have run!
Getting rid of the wasps was easy, the frogs took care of them. The annoying part was getting rid of the snakes…
Nah, the wasps are tiny, I could barely see specks of dust moving around. They just died off after the larvae were gone.
I just dealt with them a couple of months ago, absolute fucking nightmare. What solved it in the end was parasitic wasps - you can order them online. I received 3 letters in the mail a couple of weeks apart, each containing a small paper card with parasitic wasp eggs, which you put close to the source of larvae. The wasps lay their eggs inside the larvae eggs, but you’ll need to use all three letters to get all larvae throughout their cycle.
Sounds weird as fuck, but immediately solved the problem.
“May the odds be ever in your favor” works in almost any situation!
This effectively kills R4L. If they can’t include Rust Interfaces for important subsystems, each driver written in Rust that uses these subsystems has to separately track all the Subsystem Interfaces, leading to lots of extra work for no benefit.
If this is the approach Linux takes, they should just cancel R4L completely.