@hazardwarning England's South Coast in other words. I know because I watch a lot of football over the years and know the area by it's sport alone.
// @sumudu
@hazardwarning England's South Coast in other words. I know because I watch a lot of football over the years and know the area by it's sport alone.
// @sumudu
@joeo10 the incredible number of CPU issues is disturbing. I know that error rates in the manufacturing process dictates whether a consumer-grade processor is labelled an i7, i5, or i3, but the scale of the issues is a bit beyond what I was expecting.
Unfortunately this is to be expected given the complexity of our systems now ?
@matigo Apple needs to approve things before updates get posted so probably that reason. This is why I love direct RSS.
Official webpage for the Meltdown and Spectre CPU vulnerabilities, which has links to research papers and an FAQ [meltdownattack.com]
Some good recommended info.
@matigo I learned something new by just going to Dan’s blog. Some of them I know already but some I just discover.
Pretty disappointed in the lack of mainstream media coverage of that Intel processor mess. This is far worse than the “Pentinum Bug” in the 1990s.
Just gave a lighting talk on advanced CSS code and I couldn’t be any more happier in terms of my performance.
Good audience too!