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Reverse Engineering the M1
The release of M1 Macs marked a turning point for the open-source operating system community on Apple hardware. Now, the whole hardware stack would be propri…
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Just watching now, seems well researched - very interesting actually…
He’s a Windows user btw :upside_down_face:
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