Linux Fix Pending For Borked Hibernation After Disabling Hyper Threading

[Panda_Wrist]

No debianxfce explaining how this is an IBM, redhat, fedora, centos, gnome3, kde, wayland, microsoft, windows, intel, nvidia, suse, bsd, pulse audio, network manager, conspiracy trying to keep desktop linux down. AMAZING!

[skeevy420]

No debianxfce explaining how this is an IBM, redhat, fedora, centos, gnome3, kde, wayland, microsoft, windows, intel, nvidia, suse, bsd, pulse audio, network manager, conspiracy trying to keep desktop linux down. AMAZING!

No, this time it's the US Forestry Service & Burger King. This is just a distraction so we won't notice that they're in collusion over the "python problem" in the Everglades. Back in the late 80's Burger King was testing out a new product -- a long, skinny chicken flavored nugget. The problem is they made it out of python meat which is pretty expensive to source so they contacted Reagan to assist them with a smokescreen program called Star Wars...did you really think they were putting laser guns in space? You're retarded if you did. Space Lasers. Just how dumb do you have to be... Anyways, that was all so they'd have a cover story about all the black ops missions going on in Florida to make pythons "native" to America. Fast forward 30 years and now we have a "python problem" and cheap "chicken" fries. People were starting to catch on so the Forestry Service contacted the CIA who used a combination of LSD and water boarding to brainwash upstream Linux devs to introduce this "bug". Now, instead of being pissed off about how Burger King is destroying an ecosystem for "chicken" fries, we're complaining about Acer laptop hinges.

[Panda_Wrist]

No, this time it's the US Forestry Service & Burger King. This is just a distraction so we won't notice that they're in collusion over the "python problem" in the Everglades. Back in the late 80's Burger King was testing out a new product -- a long, skinny chicken flavored nugget. The problem is they made it out of python meat which is pretty expensive to source so they contacted Reagan to assist them with a smokescreen program called Star Wars...did you really think they were putting laser guns in space? You're retarded if you did. Space Lasers. Just how dumb do you have to be... Anyways, that was all so they'd have a cover story about all the black ops missions going on in Florida to make pythons "native" to America. Fast forward 30 years and now we have a "python problem" and cheap "chicken" fries. People were starting to catch on so the Forestry Service contacted the CIA who used a combination of LSD and water boarding to brainwash upstream Linux devs to introduce this "bug". Now, instead of being pissed off about how Burger King is destroying an ecosystem for "chicken" fries, we're complaining about Acer laptop hinges.

Crap I use to work at a Burger King 14 years ago. I'm destroying desktop linux.

[hotaru]

Even better, it's possible to disable processors on the fly in Linux, which enables you to disable HT whenever you're doing something risky enough.

even better, it's possible to restrict risky stuff to certain cores and only disable HT on those cores.