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Im still here, but you should add me on other socials, for when the bird hits the window. Discord: CodeAsm#6005 @codeasm@mastodon.social github.com/CodeAsm keybase.io/codeasm codeasm.com @codeasm_" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tiktok.com/@codeasm_ or many other places, mostly codeasm.

@DroneShahe18319 @_noinnovation @Pirat_Nation Puttputt and tim, the incredible machine, those where the games 🥰 Im approaching 40 😎

@CodeAsm_ @_noinnovation @Pirat_Nation I learned computers on a Packard Bell 486 with DOS on 5.24" floppies 😂 simpler times, playing Reader Rabbit and Math Blaster set my life up in ways I can only now appreciate at age 41.

Intel's Core i9-14900KF has set a new all-time CPU frequency world record at 9.206 GHz. The record was achieved by Chinese extreme overclocker wytiwx and validated on HWBOT. The run used liquid helium cooling on an ASUS ROG Maximus Z790 Apex motherboard, with only the performance cores active during the single-core validation in CPU-Z. This breaks the previous record of approximately 9.13 GHz on the same processor family and marks the first time any CPU has officially crossed the 9.2 GHz mark. For context, the chip’s stock maximum turbo frequency is around 6 GHz.

Quando você não tem pendrive ou rede e precisa transferir os arquivos de qualquer modo 🤯🤯🤯

@RobertDaleSmith @gamerghosts I have broken VMU, might try fixing them 🤩 (probably why they where cheap)

@gamerghosts oh i have so much cooking in this one. every controller type and a VMU Icon editor!

Dreamcast controller tester?

@saraaa7447 I paid tons of attention, but none of it was asked in the test. It was always the book and yep, i Speedrun through it. Teacher was great. I failed and dropped German, english and dutch where mandatory 🫣 soooo boring

Throwback to high school history class when I paid no attention in lessons and before a test would open my school book for the first time and read 60 pages the day before only once. Always got A's because it was so interesting I remembered 90% of it

@kernelstub @v12sec What if the subway surfers video isnt actually subway surfers but some clever brain washing technique. Coudk swap the surfer for a hacker who catches exploits and evades detection like swiss cheese

@v12sec I swear at this point our demographic is watching 0day POCs and subway surfers on the side LMFAO. Please do that for your next post its gonna be absolutely funny

linux LPE in rds kernel module

@DroneShahe18319 @_noinnovation @Pirat_Nation Ow haha, right. I swapped the western rom with the japanese one. As an experiment. First touching NT was at dads work, when i visited the hospital he worked at. First internship was at his work, windows 2000, burning cdroms with backups and into a large archive machine. (PACS)

@DroneShahe18319 @_noinnovation @Pirat_Nation 3.11 im fearly sure my dad had on his work trown out pc. There was a time of DOS before it at🏠. This is based on memory. As an virtual machine fan and software engineer, ive seen them later. I grown up on dads MSX computer with basic 😄 (mine, but not the original goldstar msx)

Cool (but needs cxl enabled. Compute Express Link)

@krazyd0h @trustless_nyc @v12sec @shotgunner101 From the comments i read you have to have CXL enabled. Which is an experimental feature and eh.. who uses this?

@trustless_nyc @v12sec @shotgunner101 That's pretty much anyone who runs virtual machines on a Linux host going f*** my life...

today we are releasing a qemu escape

@_noinnovation @Pirat_Nation Never seen windows NT?

@Pirat_Nation These niggas using Windows 95 and still cookin

@Jose58787056348 @ObsoleteSony They do kinda look cool, and then we get some boring long bois

@ObsoleteSony Almost 30 years and retarded mock ups of next gen hardware are as retarded as ever. Just like them renders of the PS6 looking like a mini PC from 2015

How Official PlayStation Magazine UK imagined the PS2 in 1997.

@neonepiphany One sexy pc case, with probably one very cool old retro pc inside and possibly awesome prototype software on a old harddisk 🤩 Hope Seamus has backuped that contents

counterpoint:

@Autistic_Lauren Non verbal ques like pointing your body away to show disinterest isnt working most of the time.

@Autistic_Lauren Talking about career plans, current one, partner, kids. Like shit i dont like talking about these and i just wanna have fun here. And when they talk about their stories, i either fully committed or not interested, but unaware how to do followup questions most of the time.

Asking autistics, which "social rules" don't make any sense to you?

@GamewithDave Xbox, but all 4 are cool. Would have loved a ps2, but was saving money for a xbox and my favorited third installment of midtown madness.

Which 6th gen console was your favorite?

@annefleurdd Van philips was die, die doet het vandaag nog steeds, soort van. Met mn slechte 2009 muzieksmaak

@annefleurdd 128mb, maar die ging binnen een maand stuk, terug in de winkel hadden ze 128mb niet meer, maar wel een lading 256mb.Jaar later was die weer stuk, dit keer met wat bij betalen (was dat legaal?) vervingen ze hem voor het 512mb model. En BAM weer een jaar later en door bonnetje, 1gb

256mb 😭

CPUs tend to get slower with time. Probably not for the reason you’d expect. Unfortunately, many microcode updates are security related, which almost universally cause performance regressions…or even complete feature loss! Haswell might be the worst performing processor family of all time, in terms of features removed. TSX - concurrency instruction literally removed due to security concerns DX12 - removed / broken due to priv escalation Meltdown, Spectre, Foreshadow, MDS - all lead to perf regressions…for MDS specifically Red Hat and Microsoft still suggest disabling HyperThreading on Haswell! Over the life of a CPU, I’d expect the typical performance curve (from microcode) to look like: Initial Launch to +1 year, slight upward trend, platform maturing 1-2 years, mostly flat 2+ years, likely downward trend. Enough time has passed where security people are starting to poke/write papers indirectly leading to vendor microcode regressions 6+ years / EOL -> old CPUs start to have major regressions! I genuinely wonder if extremely performance-sensitive industries sometimes purposefully delay or otherwise remain on “stale” microcode…and just accept the additional risk.