I think they have already added hardware page table walks.

https://lwn.net/Articles/932048/

LoongArch is, on a first approximation, an almost RISC-V user space instruction set together with MIPS-like privileged instructions and registers.

Wow, with AVX512 too?? Now I really want to add it to QEMU. :)

(For APX I have patches at https://lore.kernel.org/qemu-devel/20260301144218.458140-1-p... but I have never tested them on system emulation).

The article is about the Mondrian estate picking and choosing between the 95 year, life+70, and life+80 rules—and being wrong in all three cases.

So I wasn't doing a legal analysis of which rule is the correct one, but rather observing how their arguments are ridiculous.

I read "The duration of the U.S. protection for all other works… was for 70 years from the artist’s date of death" and thought wow, did Mondrian really live into the 1960s or so?

Next paragraph: "Mondrian died in 1944. Any of his works subject to a life-plus-70 regime would have entered the public domain" 10 years ago. Who even thought of including that in a legal argument??