Comments by "Mike Litoris" (@lis6502) on "LaurieWired" channel.

  1. I love how concepts from 50+ years ago are still relevant today. PS: great 60s aesthetics, appreciate the editing effort next to nerdy content.
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  2. either i am dumb(which isn't that far from truth) or this "problem's" description is anything but clear. Where's the problem? if rendeers have priority over elves then santa checks 2 flags squentially: are rendeers ready or are elves in need. If rendeers ready then we take off and don't handle new exceptions (elves in need) or very unlikely rendeers ready (because they're on the go).
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  3. 16:12 actually for such old farts as i am i could say that we're having opportunity to re-live 70s/80s. Things IT-wise were much straightforward to the point where single person (and i am looking at you Woz) was able to deliver hardware AND software creating complete product. Now times had changed a bit, hardware long time ago passed beyong single person's understanding, but with RISC-V we can at least follow and be up to date with new ISA's additions and HW being released.
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  4. Not Java nor Android are my field of interest, but i can and will appreciate entertaining and educative content. PS:would it be too much to ask for mentioning somewhere in the description the music used in given episode?
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  5.  @cbrunnkvist  how come you say that! it WAS a real time-travel, Laurie just took props with her.
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  6. focus on the content and age problem magically disappears :)
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  7. 1:42 yeah, there might be. therefore let's be grateful for openSBI, the hypervisor of hypervisors, one that can trap "broken" instruction and execute any other code at the cost of speed.
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  8. dude, come on...
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  9. Only thing i miss on this channel is Patreon or other Ko-fi as a way to express apreciation for amount of knowledge and effort on editing.
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  10.  @guybolt  :O so i am counts on fingers THAT old?!
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  11.  @MrTweetyhack  this isn't a matter of "understanding" on the level to being able to use it. You can be decent car driver without knowing a single thing about internal combustion engines or how gearwheel sizes affect transmission of torque and speed. But every non-standard usage or modification of said car requires you to have at least basic understanding of inner workings in order to know where to hook and what to change to achieve expected result. Without deep understanding of a car you'll be as good driver as manufacturer allows you to be. For some of us this simply isn't enough.
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  12. i don't think that this was intended but if you were able to spot it then you already know were to find correct syntax ;p
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  13. music title at 5:14?
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  14.  @Madinko12  why so? if this is how one can emulate missing cpu extension (for instance: no M extension so trap any mul to perform loop with additions/ bit shifting) why SBI shouldn't be able to handle any instruction issued from S mode?
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  15.  @2137xd  wiadomix, pozdro!
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  16.  @JaapVersteegh  so Microsoft must have been wrong for almost 4 years ;d
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  17. wow computar nerd actally touching grass outside the firewall, amazing...
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