jdan

Definitely. I'm not even that senior and I'm interested.

Do people that have escaped still read hacker news?

Shouldn't it be "advertisers are targeting rightwing Facebook users with..."? I was under the impression that it was the advertiser who chooses the target audience.

Maybe try https://github.com/debauchee/barrier instead of a KVM?

GPU mining. You should be able to burn through that in a few hours.

Anyone know if this is still relevant? It was posted in 2013.

This is the right answer and definitely what the OP should do, but it isn't a "hardware virtualization" the way the original question was asked, IMHO. Still, totally the way to go for what the OP asked; great answer.

Accessing all of the hardware simultaneously from both systems without conflicts would prove to be a big challenge (there is more than just CPU and RAM on a box). Effectively you'd have to implement a complex mechanism or resource sharing and a way to manage it. Such a thing already exists: it is called a hypervisor.

That is an excellent job description page. I'm not interested in applying, but I'd love to steal^H^H^H^H^Hcopy the page for the next time I'm hiring someone!

One theory is that it is his way of signaling. (source: https://www.quora.com/Whats-with-Bruce-Schneier-and-squids)

My guess is that he just likes squids, and it is sometimes it is important to step back and do something that isn't super-serious once in a while.