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by halapro
57 days ago
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Ok what do you suggest? Every feature ever written should be supported in perpetuity even if 3 people are using it? Clearly you didn't think this through. Should 2026 computers have a ISA interface as well? Supporting old hardware and software has a substantial cost that only grows exponentially. Companies exist to print money, not to cater to the smallest niches. It would be great if they could support things, but I most definitely understand why they don't. |
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Fun fact: Yes! Basically all still do, because TPM chips are connected to the CPU via ISA.
See for example: https://hackaday.com/2023/03/23/isa-over-tpm-to-your-pc/