A review of the second episode of Season 6 of Silicon Valley where Richard is offered $1 billion to violate his principles.

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A typography blog about the history of wide sentence spacing, aka "how many spaces after a period between sentences".

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Reason for This PR
This PR is meant to address #1196 for supporting GICv2 devices on aarch64 architecture.
Denoscription of Changes
This makes the GIC-related code more flexible and implements a GICv...