@EndlessMason @RDogPinK @nixCraft A hybernated computer...

@EndlessMason @RDogPinK @nixCraft A hybernated computer is not an operational computer. And what does thermal throttling have to do with it?

Like 7 August at 14:59 | Wall-to-wall | Open on infosec.exchange

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@GolfNovemberUniform
If i have 4 cores and I turn off two the computer is half on.

If I have those same 4 cores but they're running at 50% of their usual clock speed to prevent over heating the computer is also half on.

7 August at 15:14 | Open on hachyderm.io

@EndlessMason @RDogPinK @nixCraft that makes no sense, mister/miss.

7 August at 16:10 | Open on infosec.exchange

@GolfNovemberUniform
The underlying rule I'm using here is
"Half of the compute being available means the computer is half on".

Like one might expect from a water tap, or a dimmer lamp except with computers you know... The kind of thing one might represent in a int32?

7 August at 16:28 | Open on hachyderm.io