How often do you have this reaction while reading chat messages?

Legend says the stop job is still running and his great grandchildren are waiting for it. 😏

I shredded garlic. And i touched my eye before washing my hands. Rip

Q was quoted in a github as saying “turn mitigations off”

I think he’s still struggling with the aftermath.

I thought he removed it but nope

Realize these toys are toys. If you need security, you need to write your own vhdl

I’ve been booting all my devices with mitigations=off for months

Think of it like this. If your tomasulo driven cpu takes 99% of the time for mitigations, it’s still 1% vulnerable.

Oh shit is this how percentages work?

Do you have good sources about it so we can all learn this?

There is no such concept as probability. You either get positive result or negative all the time, so the possibility of every event is 50%. /s

waiting the new kernel ………

Zen 5.19 is already in testing

As i remember you run a Zen kernel right?

Why you have chosen for it?

I run normal kernel rn but zen is just for low latency even if it factually doesn’t really changed

does it react better/snappier on the desktop? Like e.g. MacOs does with the M1 or M2 by optionally running processes on a fast processor?

i read somewhere that MacOs gives you the feeling it is super fast.. because of balancing tasks

I think windows is on to copy it

It isn’t what zen is about

They will not easily reproduce it since they don’t build there own hardware

Yeah that was my first thought too..

but Intel is already on the way

with the 12 core cpus

Well, Intel already produces CPUs with 32 cores afaik

might be, but I speak about the laptop cpus / end consumer .. with 2 boost cpu and 8 others

no idea how the correct term right now is

efficient cores

and performance cores

Anyway, zen is about latency and not performance, it means it is more reactive but it has nothing to do with being fast, actually lowering latency by increasing preemptiveness reduces performances

thats clear. thats why i mean snappier.. faster reaction.

Ah the big.LITTLE architecture but I guess it is a trademark of ARM

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alder_Lake

It further was announced in January 2022 that Intel Alder Lake would use big.LITTLE architecture, which had been created by the semiconductor firm Arm in the United Kingdom

with this.. and a good management Windows could copy it.