That is actually a real good studio however I think it has been done better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l61tE7i1frg

Mumble has a terrible user experience, especially for non technical users. It also covers a really small subset of discord features, the Voice Chat.

Don't missundertand me, on a technical level Mumble is impressive and can do voice channels with thousands of participants, but on the clientside its just a mess.

Just a nit pick, its not at the supreme court, its at the highest court (Oberster Gerichtshof), the court below the supreme court, the Verfassungsgerichtshof.

Its confusing, I know.

That's patently false. The Austrian judiciary is divided into general courts and courts of public law. The "Oberster Gerichtshof" is not "below" the supreme court, it's the highest court of a different branch.

A drop of sales is so common, and espeically a more sharper after the core customer base has bought the book.

So yes, the OP is probably a novice to the whole book selling buisness.

The issue is really that the entire feed went buggy from all the comments, even the inbuilt too, which they are probably using called AutoModerator has delays of over 10 minutes and more instead of being instant.

Yes the l3 chache was doubled, on mobile it was only 8 MB total (split 4+4) now it is 16 MB shared by all cores.

Mostly likely Windows because most education software is written for it and most education places get it basically for free.

Uh, no its not fun to play a multiplayer game full of cheaters

Memory and Virtual Machines

Please explain better.

The article talks about virtual machines as a subset of memory encryption. It also specifically says "ephemeral keys". Not ones that would be preserved across a shutdown.

What is encrypted on a powered-off server that the CPU knows the key to?

The keys for trusted compute, memory encryption and such are saved inside the CPU, so if you change the CPU you also loose all those keys.