tell me more
*blocks your Spectre*
Jaxson Thompson
John Lopez
yeah, whatever.
Jack Jenkins
It's the only safe way to do ethernet, since the mobo or PCI card versions can do DMA. Ditto with SATA disks, or any other device with potentially subversive firmware. But if they're using USB 3 for those, then you have the same problems. It has to be USB 2.
Adam Brooks
I see your point about SATA drives and firmware, but if you are buying the ethernet controllers, why wouldn't you want DMA? You program them anyways.
Hunter Gray
I wrote free, not Free dummy. Mathematica comes free on Raspbian.
This, the fewer devices with DMA the better.
Liam Hernandez
The OS kernel has drivers for ethernet device, but it doesn't account for the proprietary firmware that's running on those devices. The OS drivers run on the CPU, whereas the firmware runs on device's microcontroller.
Adam Scott
I thought you were talking about building your own hardware. That is where I confused myself.
Josiah Gray
this thot needs to be paroled ASAP.
Jacob Parker
She's a QT for sure.
Jose Robinson
I was going to make a joke about Raspberry Pi, Pentium 1 and row hammer, but forgot Raspberry Pi still uses decade old DDR2 RAM. What a piece of shit.