This source is shit: it doesn't grant open access.

What's the connection between the movie The Matrix and ICE?

Also, did the country truly survive just fine without it before that? Are you familiar with crime stats? Could you share the data on levels of crime carried by illegal immigrants over the years?

Unfortunately it seems like people are either on the left or right end of the spectrum. Surely there is a middle path as well.

I am against open borders, but I am also against some of ICE's tactics.

The extremists (on both sides) are fewer in number than they appear. They're just loud.

A middle path would be for ICE to roll DICE.

Even, the suspect is executed summarily on the spot.

Odd, the suspect is made citizen and gets a MAGA hat.

It was not.

You can also not kill any people and that will be absence of murder. That's not what is being discussed.

It uses LLM under the hood. This is the bad part.

No, it does not.

I'm on mobile, so it's not super easy to read the source, but it seems like it only checks for the parent processes?

Also I don't think this approach works correctly, because a disowned/nohup process will show up as PPID 1 (systemd), which is not correct

Yes, this is a bug. Planning to fix it soon.

To pass through a GPU - you'd need an extra GPU then..?

Also, the last time I checked, many GPUs explicitly detect + block this because they want you to pay for more expensive datacenter versions of the hardware.

Did something change?

A number of intel consumer CPUs support SR-IOV. The iGPU splits out to 7 "virtual functions" or pci devices to map to a VM. On latest Core Ultra's you need a 2x5 model.

- https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000... - https://github.com/strongtz/i915-sriov-dkms

My understanding is that it's trivially defeatable by configuring the hypervisor to hide itself (passthrough the real CPUID strings from the processor, ACPI/SMBIOS data/etc), and graphics drivers didn't really put any more effort into detecting beyond that. It's been years since I've been on this scene though, so my info may be out of date.

when did you check last time? I've been using gpu passthrough for more than the last ten years with different gpus from amd to nvidia to onboard intels. last few years I went back to native windows, because some games refused to run in a vm.

I think you are confusing PCI passthrough with enterprise IOMMU GPU support that's nowhere to be found in consumer GPU:s.

or a GPU that supports virtualization

yes

Does this even work?

podman run mcr.microsoft.com/windows:ltsc2019

Trying to pull mcr.microsoft.com/windows:ltsc2019...

Error: choosing an image from manifest list docker://mcr.microsoft.com/windows:ltsc2019: no image found in manifest list for architecture amd64, variant "", OS linux

This runs a container then virtualizes Windows inside it using KVM

As you can see - running the container doesn't work.

Does it even matter with such a logic?

The project is abandoned as well.