CPU Rings, Privilege, and Protection : Gustavo Duarte
Tuesday, August 26th, 2008An exellent introduction article about x86 cpus protection mechanism. (run instruction in “rings”) good read.
An exellent introduction article about x86 cpus protection mechanism. (run instruction in “rings”) good read.
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A talk or sort of open letter complaining about decline of quality of CS education in USA, and in particular “java school” approaches
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thread pools and how to design server applications
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Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
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home page of Ulrich Drepper, libc maintainer and kernel developer. Interesting materials about POSIX, glibc , SElinux and more …
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a paper by J. Black (U of Colorado) addressing some concerns about compare/address-by-hash methods. Those concerns are frequently razed by Val Henson
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mysql index performance tech internals (interesting)
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nice article and comments
this shouldn’t need any notes
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