What's with the recommendation for a YouTube MP3 converter near the bottom? There seems to be no technological relation so I can only guess the author got paid to include it, but you're legally supposed to disclose if something is a paid ad
Includeable minimal operating system for C++
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Re: Includeable minimal operating system for C++
#12What's with the recommendation for a YouTube MP3 converter near the bottom? There seems to be no technological relation so I can only guess the author got paid to include it, but you're legally supposed to disclose if something is a paid ad
Is it a legal requirement? I thought it (disclaiming ads) was something one did to avoid the proverbial pitchforks and nothing more.
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#13Oh this is wildly cool! Do cloud providers like aws allow you to upload a custom system image to run as a vm?
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#14Oh this is wildly cool! Do cloud providers like aws allow you to upload a custom system image to run as a vm?
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#15Sounds neat but very minimal:
> Node.js-style callback-based programming - everything happens in one efficient thread with no I/O blocking or unnecessary guest-side context switching.
> No race conditions. Delegated IRQ handling makes race conditions in “userspace” “impossible”. …unless you implement threads yourself (you have the access) or we do.
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#16Pretty cool way to turn x86es into embedded machines.
For a similar embedded RTOS there is RTEMS https://www.rtems.org/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RTEMS
An interesting example would be GRiSP where Erlang's BEAM was ported to an Arm Cortex M7 microcontroller with 64 MB of external RAM. https://www.grisp.org/
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#17What's with the recommendation for a YouTube MP3 converter near the bottom? There seems to be no technological relation so I can only guess the author got paid to include it, but you're legally supposed to disclose if something is a paid ad
Is it a legal requirement? I thought it (disclaiming ads) was something one did to avoid the proverbial pitchforks and nothing more.
There is no such legal requirement whatsoever.
It's part of the terms of service of a number of social networks, I can almost see how someone might confuse that for the law. If I squint.
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#18A game server could perhaps be another valid use case for this technology. A simple program, performance maximized, cost minimized.
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#19What's with the recommendation for a YouTube MP3 converter near the bottom? There seems to be no technological relation so I can only guess the author got paid to include it, but you're legally supposed to disclose if something is a paid ad
Is it a legal requirement? I thought it (disclaiming ads) was something one did to avoid the proverbial pitchforks and nothing more.
16 CFR Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising https://www.ftc.gov/sites/default/files/attachments/press-re...
Re: Includeable minimal operating system for C++
#20What's with the recommendation for a YouTube MP3 converter near the bottom? There seems to be no technological relation so I can only guess the author got paid to include it, but you're legally supposed to disclose if something is a paid ad
Is it a legal requirement? I thought it (disclaiming ads) was something one did to avoid the proverbial pitchforks and nothing more.
The FTC has guidance on when it considers a compensated endorsement to be "deceptive advertising", which is something they can legally enforce. [0]
[0] https://www.ftc.gov/business-guidance/resources/ftcs-endorse...