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Are aarch64 atomics really this sensitive? (A: No) (eighty-twenty news)

eighty-twenty.org

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Release 0.4.0 of the seL4 Device Driver Framework - Devel - lists.sel4.systems

sel4.systems

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The server chose violence - Cliffle

cliffle.com

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WASI 0.2 Launched

sunfishcode.online

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CloudABI: Cloud computing meets fine-grained capabilities : Ed Schouten : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

archive.org

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An IRC client in your motherboard

axleos.com

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Fuck trees, use tags | Garrit's Notes

garrit.xyz

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Survey of Distributed File System Design Choices | ACM Transactions on Storage

acm.org

Skip Abstract SectionDecades of research on distributed file systems and storage systems exists. New researchers and...

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Managarm: End of 2023 Update

managarm.org

Post written by Dennis Bonke (@Dennisbonke), Alexander Richards (@ElectrodeYT) and @no92. Introduction In this post, we...

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Development Priorities for 2023/24 - Redox - Your Next(Gen) OS

redox-os.org

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Who killed the network switch? - Cliffle

cliffle.com

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OxidOS Automotive

oxidos.io

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Haiku Activity & Contract Report, February 2024

haiku-os.org

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Experience Report: Building a Real Time OS Kernel in Smalltalk

rowledge.org

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An Apple district manager's Macintosh Portable in 1989-91 (featuring GEIS AppleLink and a look at System 7.0 alpha)

oldvcr.blogspot.com

A few months ago I introduced you to one of the more notable Apple pre-production units...

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Scheduling Internals

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FOSDEM 2024 - One way forward: finding a path to what comes after Unix

fosdem.org

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Minimal Linux Bootloader debugging story 🐞

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Linux Running on an NES?

youtube.com

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Beyond the 1 MB barrier in DOS

substack.com

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Well-known Secrets of AmigaDOS | datagubbe.se

datagubbe.se

Documented, undocumented, unfinished and useful Early 2024 Table of Contents Got docs? In keeping with the...

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Understanding Mesh Allocator

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Understanding x86_64 Paging

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Restartable Sequence Mechanism for TCMalloc

google.github.io

TCMalloc implements its per-CPU caches using restartable sequences (man rseq(2)) on Linux. This kernel feature was...

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