Dov Murik

Thanks, I'll look at TTV. The problem with compiling without `NDEBUG` is that I lose optimizations for other parts of Boost that I use in my program.

Thanks @jpecholt ! Note that #4861 also deals with Linux 5.19.

[AMD APM Vol 2](https://www.amd.com/system/files/TechDocs/24593.pdf) section 15.34.6 Page Table Support says: > Note that because guest physical addresses are always translated through the nested page tables, the > size of the...

> That is incorrect. It is used [in the emulation of the `cpuid` instruction ](https://github.com/qemu/qemu/blob/277ad7d58611b455662f2e3f7bd24ce5bfeb2fdc/target/i386/cpu.c#L5851), which makes it possible to pass the data to the guest. You're right, I missed...

On top of OVMF attestation, there is work under review in QEMU and OVMF to support measured (attested) SEV boot with -kernel / -initrd / -append. In order for that...

Unfortunately AFAIK there's no "extremely small example" -- as mentioned above, division by ciphertext is not available in the CKKS scheme. If there's a limit range of known possible ciphertexts,...

Note that if the config has `pglogical.conflict_log_level = ERROR`, then the apply process will exit after logging the conflict details. You should set the level to `warning` or `notice`.

If a device is powerful enough (CPU/memory) to handle TCP+HTTP (for websockets), why would it need CoAP? I thought that CoAP was intended for those constrained devices that don't want...

This is based on the go-coap package which indeed serves each request in its own goroutine, so requests are served concurrently.

Thank you for the suggestion. All CoAP implementation details should go into go-coap. Once it is supported in go-coap I believe it would be simple to enable blockwise transfers for...