Re:New flaw in Intel chips lets attackers slip their own dat...
by BoorishBears on Tuesday March 10, 2020 @08:09PM
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OP seemed to be doing no such thing. Period.
If anything they’re asking the opposite! “Should we even be limiting the optimizations at all”
They start with the question “are manufacturers are forced to remove specific optimizations” (which replying to with “going to be worse than 30%” doesn't meaningfully answe) and immediately counter it with the above question “why remove any optimizations” (which your reply also doesn’t answer at all)
Calling out your arm wavy non-statement isn’t pedantry, asking that a comment be more than doomsaying noise isn’t either. Sorry if you feel otherwise.
If anything they’re asking the opposite! “Should we even be limiting the optimizations at all”
They start with the question “are manufacturers are forced to remove specific optimizations” (which replying to with “going to be worse than 30%” doesn't meaningfully answe) and immediately counter it with the above question “why remove any optimizations” (which your reply also doesn’t answer at all)
Calling out your arm wavy non-statement isn’t pedantry, asking that a comment be more than doomsaying noise isn’t either. Sorry if you feel otherwise.