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by dataflow
245 days ago
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> People here REALLY need to start understanding this issue. The idea that understanding is the problem feels like a fallacy. People need to upgrade hardware, and when all chips contain such functionality, consumers won't have a choice of alternatives. What you want is legislation (or a dominant competitor lacking such features, which doesn't exist). |
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After all, legislation is what is forbidding you from producing a competing x86 processor with the changes you want.