not just threading... HYPER-threading!

Hyper-Threading, as currently implemented on Intel Pentium Extreme Edition, Pentium 4, Mobile Pentium 4, and Xeon processors, suffers from a serious security flaw. This flaw permits local information disclosure, including allowing an unprivileged user to steal an RSA private key being used on the same machine.

It goes on to claim that "This issue affects FreeBSD/i386 and FreeBSD/amd64," but if it only affects Intel CPUs, why would it affect FreeBSD/amd64?

not just threading... HYPER-threading!

Hyper-Threading, as currently implemented on Intel Pentium Extreme Edition, Pentium 4, Mobile Pentium 4, and Xeon processors, suffers from a serious security flaw. This flaw permits local information disclosure, including allowing an unprivileged user to steal an RSA private key being used on the same machine.

It goes on to claim that "This issue affects FreeBSD/i386 and FreeBSD/amd64," but if it only affects Intel CPUs, why would it affect FreeBSD/amd64?

at least i'm not a famous politician

A while ago, tongodeon chided me for calling Tom DeLay a criminal.  Well, i have some company.  Not that this is a good thing, i guess.

at least i'm not a famous politician

A while ago, tongodeon chided me for calling Tom DeLay a criminal.  Well, i have some company.  Not that this is a good thing, i guess.

you know what they call a quarter-pounder with cheese in france?

When we renovated the Baker & Hamilton building at 7th St and Townsend, we built a café in the ventricle (well, what else would you call it?  the lobby's the atrium, eh?).  It's called the Café Royale, and, well, you can guess what they call a cheeseburger.

Nerds... they're everywhere.

you know what they call a quarter-pounder with cheese in france?

When we renovated the Baker & Hamilton building at 7th St and Townsend, we built a café in the ventricle (well, what else would you call it?  the lobby's the atrium, eh?).  It's called the Café Royale, and, well, you can guess what they call a cheeseburger.

Nerds... they're everywhere.