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i guess the fact that xemu doesn't emulate most of the pci bus weirdness probably helps
i guess the fact that xemu doesn't emulate most of the pci bus weirdness probably helps
i'm missing a controller though, it came with some madcatz wireless controller and i can't find the receiver
i'm missing a controller though, it came with some madcatz wireless controller and i can't find the receiver
1 naming things
3 absolute ordering
2 cache in5 concurrencyvalidation
́4 exactly-once delivery
6 off by one errors
4 exactly-once delivery
1 naming things
3 absolute ordering
2 cache in5 concurrencyvalidation
́4 exactly-once delivery
6 off by one errors
4 exactly-once delivery
expected usecase: automatic execution of software “absolutely critical for the execution of Windows” that cannot be distributed any other way (source: WPBT spec)
actual usecase: a mix of actual malware (absolute computrace) and potentially unwanted programs (oem crapware) […]
expected usecase: automatic execution of software “absolutely critical for the execution of Windows” that cannot be distributed any other way (source: WPBT spec)
actual usecase: a mix of actual malware (absolute computrace) and potentially unwanted programs (oem crapware) […]
a bunch of FPU instructions are gated on `check_cp1_64bitmode`, the bit checked here is CP0 Status bit 26 (FR) - on R4000 this is only supposed to enable 16 additional FP registers when set.
a bunch of FPU instructions are gated on `check_cp1_64bitmode`, the bit checked here is CP0 Status bit 26 (FR) - on R4000 this is only supposed to enable 16 additional FP registers when set.
these builds use a different hash algorithm encoding the string length, and also only hashes the new folder name (not the old folder name concatenated with the new folder name)
doing a […]
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these builds use a different hash algorithm encoding the string length, and also only hashes the new folder name (not the old folder name concatenated with the new folder name)
doing a […]
[Original post on labyrinth.zone]