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newgre

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    Comment #43314066

    Why did the compiler even chose to fetch DWORDs only in the first place? It's unclear to me why the accumulator (apparently) determines the vectorization width?

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    Comment #39142471

    can you elaborate?

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    Comment #37293096

    Sure there's a gazillion ways of detecting a debugger (specifically on windows), but then we are back to detecting debuggers. My point was that VEH (alone) doesn't prevent any sort…

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    Comment #37292309

    A debugger sees exceptions before the application does, and it knows which exceptions it should handle by itself (e.g. breakpoints set by the user) vs passing them to the applicati…

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    Comment #32425501

    The opposite is true, really. You see tons of (big) SUVs which you did not see as much, say, 10 years ago.

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    Comment #30576921

    no, this was a compression artefact in the low quality video. Check the high quality video: no clipping.

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    Comment #26332204

    Yes, it's rare. could you name other incidents where this happens? I feel like this is always brought up in these discussions, but it really only is an outlier. There'S not much to…

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    Comment #12454693

    It drives me nuts to read an announcement regarding $some_product when they don't spend a single word on explaining what the hell $some_product actually is. What the hell Google PR…

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    Comment #11413825

    Do you have more information about that effort?

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    Comment #6380362

    If it is true that the NSA MITMed Google connections, then one could draw the conclusion that the NSA doesn't actually have a direct connection to Google data centers (as claimed b…

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    Comment #5782246

    An article about a new dimension in rendering quality, and they're demonstrating that quality with two images the size of a stamp...WAT?