Just as a side note, memory encryption isn't limited to niche secure hardware anymore. Mainstream x86 CPUs have supported it for years: AMD has SME/TSME (and SEV on the server side), while Intel provides TME/MKTME. The…
Windows NT — that’s some nostalgia. Choosing it over ReactOS somehow makes it feel even more genuine.
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Designing for failure modes (bad network, old devices, no JS) often leads to better systems even in the happy path. This is a good case study of that.
Just as a side note, memory encryption isn't limited to niche secure hardware anymore. Mainstream x86 CPUs have supported it for years: AMD has SME/TSME (and SEV on the server side), while Intel provides TME/MKTME. The…
Windows NT — that’s some nostalgia. Choosing it over ReactOS somehow makes it feel even more genuine.
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Designing for failure modes (bad network, old devices, no JS) often leads to better systems even in the happy path. This is a good case study of that.
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