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tuhdo

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    My FCLK is also set to 1867, so no decoupling there.

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    Comment #25481514

    Many other clickbait articles claimed that M1 is better than the best desktop class CPUs. I only tested the water and found otherwise. The 5900HX is planned and should be within 90…

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    Comment #13650376

    Well, the "programmers" in operating system and embedded domains are usually electrical engineers who learned how to write code, just enough to apply their domain knowledge. A prog…

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    Comment #13646181

    Thank you! I already put the book source online. You can use Lyx to edit the book source file.

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    Comment #13645791

    Thank you. I will make a donation button once the book is relatively "stable". About the sentence, sadly, but it is the trend.

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    Comment #13645503

    Nice service! I didn't know it exists. Thanks.

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    Comment #13644562

    Well, Org is suitable for small notes. But for the scope of this book, it's difficult to make Org work for such a complex layout (largely because I don't want to mess with the CSS)…

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    Comment #13643823

    Thanks. I will upload the source soon. As it is written in Lyx, not sure everyone will find it comfortable though. You can always open an issue in the meantime though.

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    Comment #13643661

    Yes, I'm not native. For that reason I tried to use simple grammar and sentences, and did go through paragraph by paragraph through a grammar checker until the end of chapter 4. I …

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    Comment #13643522

    Hi, I would love to hear your feedback. It is the style or the correctness? I am really appreciate if you can show me the few incorrect usages of the grammar.

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    Comment #13643469

    Thanks. I will fixed it.

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    Comment #13643082

    Well, the book is not Linux-specific but only leverages Linux as a development environment.

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    Comment #13642991

    In the Volume 3, it is said that: "In protected mode, the IA-32 architecture provides a normal physical address space of 4 GBytes (2 32 bytes). This is the address space that the p…

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    Comment #13642700

    It is complete, if you finish the first 2 parts, which consists of 8 chapters. Then you can work on your own by reading the Intel manual volume 3 "System Programming Guide", or lea…

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    Comment #13642673

    I graduated from that guide :) You can see the repo here, written entirely in NASM: https://github.com/tuhdo/os-study The problem is that the guide is out of date in terms of toolc…

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    Comment #13642653

    Author here. Yes, it's a x86 operating system. However, rather than getting around A20, it focused on protected mode instead. The book not only teaches x86, but how to use the offi…

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    Watching YouTube inside Emacs 25, with a complete Webkit-based web browser

    The upcoming Emacs 25 include a real web browse based on Webkit, thanks to the addition of xwidget. You can now have a real web browser inside Emacs, and it renders fast, too! Here…

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    Comment #9396624

    So you can put it on the web for complete Emacs newbies to read rather than forcing them to learn Info reading. However, Spacemacs does integrate info+ that makes Info reading much…

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    > Well, I didn't find how to make do without it yet, so I would rather stick with the word "critical" for now. What is "make do"? Do you mean running make? Btw, Spacemacs can do th…

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    He said that the Vim UI is good (aka the modal editing) but everything else is crap. So, Evil gives that interface and better platform.

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    > However, `SPC b s` also doesn't what I was looking for. It opens a buffer, not a tab If you are looking for workspaces i.e. organizing buffers into logical group, use Perspective…