“Chips have a protected mode and a not protected mode in a…” — The Pragmatic Engineer at 9:40
“Chips have a protected mode and a not protected mode in a very simplified way. There's different levels of protection. So the protected mode is where the operating system runs the kernel. And that is where we share all the resources. It's one flat address space. And we are not isolating processes. So a user space…”
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