This chapter explores the historical difficulties Microsoft faced with kernel access during the development of Windows Vista, particularly from antivirus companies resisting access restrictions. It also examines Apple's phase-out of third-party kernel extensions in macOS, highlighting the shift to user space solutions designed to enhance security and stability amid developer frustrations. Additionally, the chapter discusses Microsoft's proactive security measures, regulatory pressures, and the implications of end user license agreements in the software industry.
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- Rivian Repair
- Becki & Chris (timestamp link) (via Matt Rigby)
- Marco’s Repair Breakdown
- Parts: 39%
- Right Uniside assembly quarter panel: $2,751
- Bumper cover: $940
- Right tail lamp assembly: $630
- Right quarter panel glass: $537
- Labor: 53%
- Miscellaneous & taxes: 8%
- PDR videos
- Pictures of the R1S side panel
- Another example of outrageous car body panel prices
- EV charge port locations (via Craig Ritchie)
- Gas-hole locations (via David Barber)
- Apple Intelligence in iOS 18.1
- CrowdStrike
- iPhone 17 “slim” rumors
- Post-show: Overcast launch & Callsheet renewals
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