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@stman @theruran @50htz @vidak @forthy42 Yeah, basically attacks on schedulers or any non-static component that is software-defined makes it easy to go that way.
- The only way one could "fix" this would be Harvard-Architecture and strictly segmented threads in hardware, which would toss all the flexibility of existing Von-Neumann-Systems out of the Window and basically result in #Mainframe-esque systems like the OS/360 'hard containers' on z/Architecture, which means 2x42U of phat iron to run 50+ year old COBOL code at 0% performance gain at bit-, cycle and clock-accuracy.
And even "#TradFinance" hates that because they refuse to train new programmers for that stuff and they are too deeply entrenched to migrate away!
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