#hvm — Public Fediverse posts
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🚨 We're gearing up and excited to be joining this year's VenueConnect 2026 and the National Homeland Security Conference. Come see us in Indianapolis and Louisville next week to learn all about the crucial topic of Hostile Vehicle Mitigation.
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VenueConnect 2026: Booth #706 - August 10th and August 11th
National Homeland Security Conference: Booth #701 - August 11th and August 12th.#eventsafety #crowdprotection #hostilevehiclemitigation #HVM #roadsafety #eventbarrier #crowdbarrier #bos
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Time to Buy Samsung Again? Top Traders Make It No. 1 Net Buy
Yonhap News The stocks most net-bought by high-return investors trading at Mirae Asset Securities (006800.KS) on Monday were…
#EuropeSays #Korea #KR #SamsungElectronics #HVM #Koreastockmarket #LIGDefenseandAerospace #MiraeAssetSecurities #Samsung #semiconductorstocks #SKhynixnetselling #US-Iranceasefire
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Xen Hypervisor – Open-Source-Virtualisierung für Systemadministratoren
Hier kommt die Einleitung in das Thema mit Hinweisen, wozu du Xen als Systemadministrator wissen solltest. Xen ist ein leistungsstarker, open-source Type-1-Hypervisor, der dir ermöglicht, mehrere virtuelle Maschinen (Domains) parallel auf einem physischen Host zu betreiben, ohne dass ein Host-Betriebssystem dazwischen funktioniert. Du solltest Xen kennen, weil es in älteren Linux-Umgebungen wie Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 eine Standardlösung für Virtualisierung war und dir hilft, […]https://andreas-moor.de/xen-hypervisor-open-source-virtualisierung-fuer-systemadministratoren/
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TrafFix Devices is proud to bring another hostile vehicle mitigation system to North America - the VIGIBLAX. With thick galvanized steel, low slope ramp, and easy installation the VIGIBLAX system is a great solution to a rising issue of vehicle-related attacks and the critical need for robust security measures in public spaces.
The VIGIBLAX can stop a 7.5 ton vehicle at 30mph.
#publicsafety #eventsafety #crowdprotection #hostilevehiclemitigation #HVM #roadsafety #distracteddriving #bos
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We're here! Booth C4154. It's been a great start to #WOC2025 and we're excited to showcase our line of work zone safety products as well as BLOCK'AXESS. Make sure to stop by!
#eventsafety #crowdprotection #hostilevehiclemitigation #HVM #roadsafety #distracteddriving #trafficcontrol #tradeshow #bos
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The Higher-order Virtual Marchine ( #HVM ) project is pretty interesting. The #Kind programming & proof language built on it is already outpacing #Haskell and #Lean
https://github.com/HigherOrderCO/HVM -
The Higher-order Virtual Marchine ( #HVM ) project is pretty interesting. The #Kind programming & proof language built on it is already outpacing #Haskell and #Lean
https://github.com/HigherOrderCO/HVM -
The Higher-order Virtual Marchine ( #HVM ) project is pretty interesting. The #Kind programming & proof language built on it is already outpacing #Haskell and #Lean
https://github.com/HigherOrderCO/HVM -
The Higher-order Virtual Marchine ( #HVM ) project is pretty interesting. The #Kind programming & proof language built on it is already outpacing #Haskell and #Lean
https://github.com/HigherOrderCO/HVM -
#AMD Continues Work On Enhancing #GPU Support With #Xen #Virtualization
AMD posted patches as part of their start for adding #VirtIO GPU and passthrough GPU support for Xen. AMD has been working on this both for #HVM on #DomU and #PVH on Dom0 modes. Other patches from AMD for enhancing graphics support when making use of Xen, but again without a clear motivation why especially considering the dominance of KVM and less industry interest around Xen in more recent years.
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#AMD Continues Work On Enhancing #GPU Support With #Xen #Virtualization
AMD posted patches as part of their start for adding #VirtIO GPU and passthrough GPU support for Xen. AMD has been working on this both for #HVM on #DomU and #PVH on Dom0 modes. Other patches from AMD for enhancing graphics support when making use of Xen, but again without a clear motivation why especially considering the dominance of KVM and less industry interest around Xen in more recent years.
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#AMD Continues Work On Enhancing #GPU Support With #Xen #Virtualization
AMD posted patches as part of their start for adding #VirtIO GPU and passthrough GPU support for Xen. AMD has been working on this both for #HVM on #DomU and #PVH on Dom0 modes. Other patches from AMD for enhancing graphics support when making use of Xen, but again without a clear motivation why especially considering the dominance of KVM and less industry interest around Xen in more recent years.
https://www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-GPU-Xen-Hypervisor-S3 -
#AMD Continues Work On Enhancing #GPU Support With #Xen #Virtualization
AMD posted patches as part of their start for adding #VirtIO GPU and passthrough GPU support for Xen. AMD has been working on this both for #HVM on #DomU and #PVH on Dom0 modes. Other patches from AMD for enhancing graphics support when making use of Xen, but again without a clear motivation why especially considering the dominance of KVM and less industry interest around Xen in more recent years.
https://www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-GPU-Xen-Hypervisor-S3 -
#AMD Continues Work On Enhancing #GPU Support With #Xen #Virtualization
AMD posted patches as part of their start for adding #VirtIO GPU and passthrough GPU support for Xen. AMD has been working on this both for #HVM on #DomU and #PVH on Dom0 modes. Other patches from AMD for enhancing graphics support when making use of Xen, but again without a clear motivation why especially considering the dominance of KVM and less industry interest around Xen in more recent years.
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Let's go way back for this #WerewolfWednesday, to October 1990.
This was my first made-for-a-haunt werewolf, Snnanagfashtalli (Snarl to everybody), chasing patrons around in the queue line back in Forney.
Over the next couple of seasons he got more and more "gory-ed up" with fake resin-based blood - he was a messy eater - until he was finally retired in favor of Lugaru, my first NFT werewolf. I'll have to find & post some blood-covered photos (with CWs, natch).
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Let's go way back for this #WerewolfWednesday, to October 1990.
This was my first made-for-a-haunt werewolf, Snnanagfashtalli (Snarl to everybody), chasing patrons around in the queue line back in Forney.
Over the next couple of seasons he got more and more "gory-ed up" with fake resin-based blood - he was a messy eater - until he was finally retired in favor of Lugaru, my first NFT werewolf. I'll have to find & post some blood-covered photos (with CWs, natch).
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Are there #Xen experts here? When creating a Linux #HVM domU that boots from an ISO I can only add two other disks (e.g. xvda and xvdb) besides the virtual CD ROM. Adding more disks to the running VM (xl device-add) works. Of course I could write a script that adds the other disks during bootloader countdown, but I feel better with a proper solution.
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Are there #Xen experts here? When creating a Linux #HVM domU that boots from an ISO I can only add two other disks (e.g. xvda and xvdb) besides the virtual CD ROM. Adding more disks to the running VM (xl device-add) works. Of course I could write a script that adds the other disks during bootloader countdown, but I feel better with a proper solution.
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Are there #Xen experts here? When creating a Linux #HVM domU that boots from an ISO I can only add two other disks (e.g. xvda and xvdb) besides the virtual CD ROM. Adding more disks to the running VM (xl device-add) works. Of course I could write a script that adds the other disks during bootloader countdown, but I feel better with a proper solution.
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Are there #Xen experts here? When creating a Linux #HVM domU that boots from an ISO I can only add two other disks (e.g. xvda and xvdb) besides the virtual CD ROM. Adding more disks to the running VM (xl device-add) works. Of course I could write a script that adds the other disks during bootloader countdown, but I feel better with a proper solution.
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Are there #Xen experts here? When creating a Linux #HVM domU that boots from an ISO I can only add two other disks (e.g. xvda and xvdb) besides the virtual CD ROM. Adding more disks to the running VM (xl device-add) works. Of course I could write a script that adds the other disks during bootloader countdown, but I feel better with a proper solution.