Apple was part of the founding of the current version of ARM and produced the first consumer mobile ARM device. As a result they uniquely have extreme latitude to use the ARM core however they want. There are differences to the hardware as well as the instruction set. The combined graphics memory and ram for instance.
You might try using rEFInd instead.
This looks great but I really wish it had SFTP.
I played through recently and I beat it but I distinctly remember thinking that I didn’t remember it being that hard. It took me several tries and very precise timing, I think I even ended up coming back to it the next day.
Glad they are fixing it, though it makes it hard not to speculate more about an upcoming sequel. I think they will call it HL2 Episode 3 just to fuck with everyone.
That isn’t what I said. The person I am replying to lumped all citizens of the US into a singular belief and I asked them to stop doing that and gave reason for said desire of nuance.
But, that aside, to answer your question; No, not at this time.
You hope my wife and I get the same level of vitriol because we want to move to a state that won’t condemn her to death in the, likely for my wife, event that there are complications during a pregnancy???
I hope you have the day you wish upon others.
The USA believe they are the world king.
Please stop painting with such a wide brush. The USA is 50 separate states, dozens of Indian reservations, several islands, and a couple of freely associated sovereign nations. There is literally nothing that the USA believes as a whole.
They also killed the pandemic response team in 2018… so this is on par for them.
I’m not sure why you thought my comment was defensive. It wasn’t in disagreement with you. I was pointing out that legally, because of Apple’s founder status, they have more rights to modify the ARM core than, for instance, Qualcomm or Samsung.
As far as I know both all of the ARM chips that Apple makes are heavily modified to the point that it’s never been totally clear if it is a superset or not.