greyscale

I read about a guy whos dad believes Trump was sent by god to bring death to America.

I think about that a lot, it seems its happening

I just wonder how the US will balkanise in the after times.

I refuse to use Fusion360 because of what Autodesk did to Eagle (and my forever licence)

Autodesk are awful.

Figures

Any punishment for those that directed these thugs to rough up a guy?

It'd be fine if there was UBI instead of "lol, starve"

Horse before the cart.

What in the fuck bloated skylab hokey ass shit were your devs making 15 years ago that demanded that kind of rocketship?

I mean, if it wasn't packaged up in the American flag and pax americana, your nations actions would be that of clearly terrorist nation.

I don't expect the taliban to have a working legal/justice system either.

My point it isn't 2x arm and 2x riscv. They recycle most of the silicon used.

Low effort. Try harder.

Yeah but they weren't running both in the same device at the same time.

PPC -> Intel they just recompiled their OS and fixed it up for the x86 platform, then the same for Intel -> ARM

They did not have a laptop with an x86 processor and a PPC at the same time.. though there are some hillariously bespoke accellerator cards from back in the day to do all sorts of strange things.

That said, laptops are full of microcontrollers with firmware, lots of those will be atmega, st32, 6502 and the like. Things like a WLAN or WAN card will be a little ARM soc of some flavour.

So it really depends on where you draw the line. If its executing the main workload, I'd say thats the CPU, everything else is a microcontroller enabling it to do that

SG2002/SG2000 and the CV1800B chips by MilkV

Its actually not seperate cores, they're RISCV or ARM, based on a switch. MilkV does that too with one of its chips. They're mostly the same architecturally, theres something like 10% that gets enabled/disabled with each ISA selection.