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Inginsub@clubcyberia-co.mostr.pub
npub1srhg...8g90
/marked/
not in the mood for preaching today, sorry
damkwemb
What’s minds again?
Hopefully I can sleep a bit more
My main text editor is Ed (not to be confused with ed)
UUIDs (Universally Unique IDentifiers), also known as GUIDs (Globally Unique IDentifiers) are 128 bit long values that extremely likely to be different from all other UUIDs generated until 3400 A.D.
maybe I'm just a bizarre little person who walks back and forth
I've been thinking about that since 2007, I have it all worked out
high-frequency schizoposting
MADT (multiple APIC description table) entry type 4 (local APIC NMI) has a 2-byte member not at the 2-byte boundary. No idea why that is, the other 24 types are either padded or aligned naturally.
the only private note I have made
I think I understand how to initialize APIC interrupts properly, without relying on I/O APIC being mapped to a pre-defined address.