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What is memory protection and why is it so hard to implement for the AmigaOS?
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Re: What is memory protection and why is it so hard to implement for the AmigaOS?
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July 08, 2010, 02:45:39 AM »
Windows may have memory protection since XP (as well as all versions of NT of course but that's not a desktop OS) BUT Windows still gets ass raped at the mere sniff of a TCP/IP connection so why is it so important?
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