micro-ram

ZFS has open my eyes to /dev/disk/by-id/. It's the only way when you have many of the exact same make/model/size drives per machine. You will learn by fire the first time you need to determine which drive you need to replace.

ShellExView from Nirsoft

Agreed. I get the intended result of 7 5 7 on macOS 10.13.6 LLVM.

  Mac:tmp $ clang -O3 mem1d.c ; ./a.out
  diff = -96
  x = 0x7f9f4fc00300, *x = 7
  y = 0x7f9f4fc00360, *y = 5
  p = 0x7f9f4fc00300, *p = 7

  Mac:tmp $ diff mem1d.c mem2d.c 
  13c13
  <   int *p = (int *)(yi + diff);
  ---
  >   int *p = (int *)(yi - 96);

  Mac:tmp $ clang -O3 mem2d.c ; ./a.out
  diff = -96
  x = 0x7fc2b5c00300, *x = 7
  y = 0x7fc2b5c00360, *y = 5
  p = 0x7fc2b5c00300, *p = 7

  Mac:tmp$ clang --version
  Apple LLVM version 10.0.0 (clang-1000.11.45.2)
  Target: x86_64-apple-darwin17.7.0
  Thread model: posix

What about the requirement to run signed code from power on?

For anyone interested, there is a video on Amazon Prime called The Science of Fasting 2016.

and lost a lot of trust as a result.

Install IPvFoo in Chrome and watch how many servers have embraced IPv6.

^ This. Print your QR codes and put them in the safe.

What happened to the other 16 threads?

18(core) * 4(cpus) * 2(+ht) = 144

Amazon should simply treat users with active 2FA accounts as high security accounts. High security accounts must go through a much more rigorous validation when speaking with support.