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epilys
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About epilys
Maintainer of Rust subsystem on QEMU, and vhost-user devices on rust-vmm. Making a terminal e-mail client in my free time.
https://github.com/epilys https://pitsidianak.is/ manos@pitsidianak.is @epilys:matrix.org
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Hi Rain, have you considered fuzzing? and if not, why? (Thanks for cargo-nextest btw!)
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Comment #48160549
> However, I haven’t found any such cards for Greek characters, so I think mine are the first in Greek. Huh? A simple web search shows many, many, many results.
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Comment #46204059
(2021). Keep in mind that TCG API and internals have no stable guarantees, so if you cross-reference with current QEMU code you are bound to find differences.
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Comment #45112152
Seconding the other comments that recommend architecture manuals and guides. For Aarch64, Arm's official guide is pretty good https://developer.arm.com/documentation/102142/latest/…
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Comment #45074093
Very little free time unfortunately... Haven't spent many hours on this project.
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Comment #45073745
Writing a JIT and a disassembler are completely separate topics than emulating a system, don't you agree? :D (The article only talks about structuring a system emulator.) The disas…
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Comment #45073696
Yes! I also started with using vm_memory traits in the beginning but delayed it till I refactor my memory subsystem. When we get that in upstream QEMU it might be possible to share…
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Comment #45038989
Yes, it's possible and supported. QEMU can emulate an aarch64 system, and Google provides aarch64 Android builds for virtual machines specifically, called "Cuttlefish". Search for …
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Comment #45011807
The only book I have that came with a barf bag. More books should do this.
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Comment #43833528
I agree it depends on the writer and their cultural and educational background. Another example is Thucydides (which as also a native Greek speaker, find funny that anglophones pro…
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Comment #42429003
First published in the Metropolitan Museum Journal, vol. 56, 2021, pp.160-73. This study focuses on artist-designed frames at the end of the 19th century, many of which are preserv…
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Comment #41426871
Closeup photo of the collar/neck part: https://www.ancientworldmagazine.com/site/assets/files/2766/...
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Comment #40702600
You are mixing up two concepts here, that of the domesticated species and the domesticated individual animal. The article talks about the former. The latter means taming an individ…
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Comment #40523073
Erlang was implemented in Prolog and ran on top of it (as a prolog DSL? Not sure to be honest.), until the workloads increased and they switched to a VM model (the BEAM).
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Comment #40375603
To add to other comments, a positive thing with Latin and Greek jargon is that it's not intentionally obtuse, but a combination of stem words aiming to make up literal terms. Anest…
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Comment #40051630
It's basically allowing you to use the vulkan API on the virtualized guest, by writing vulkan API commands in a ring buffer in memory that is visible both by guest and host. These …
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Comment #40049322
I'm sorry for your loss. I'm not a medical practitioner but it sounds like the experience triggered a psychotic "break" in your friend? It's a sad but real possibility with psyched…
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Comment #40037861
Where do you think you are, right now? This is a *link* aggregator.
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Comment #40033271
virtio-gpu with vulkan command passthrough to host, https://docs.mesa3d.org/drivers/venus.html