When you work on OS development, you spend a -lot- of time waiting on compiling experiments. Wasted time.

So, finally broke down on a big workstation upgrade:

Quick history lesson.

In 1920s Italy Mussolini used "anti-fascist" to describe his opponents. Mussolini's secret police was officially known as the "Organization for Vigilance and Repression of Anti-Fascism". Quite literally the Anti-Anti-Fascist police.

In 1930s Germany the Iron Front anti-fascist party flew three arrows flag.

In the US anyone peacefully flying that flag is called a terrorist.

Dictators always fear that message.

Keep those flags high.

No Kings. No Masters. No Dictators.

Wanted to see how the Japanese handle an American classic: the cheeseburger.

Sat down at a wagyu steak burger place, and were told they do not accept cash. So we left.

Eventually found a second place and they too refused to accept cash, so we left.

I refuse to enable the killing of Japan's privacy friendly cash culture.

Finally found one of the best burgers of my life at Brisk Stand with unique Japanese style, and paid in cash.

Never let anyone talk you out of your principles.

So was exploring the service menu of my 20M4U PVM today, as you do, and found this interesting setting.

What is this for, and what happens if I turn it all the way up?