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When a Power PC is perfectly capable for a MARS rover missions, I dont see any reason why they must run Snapdragons. Unless some evil company, starts ditching p
by anaganisk 5y ago
When a Power PC is perfectly capable for a MARS rover missions, I dont see any reason why they must run Snapdragons.
Unless some evil company, starts ditching physical controls or starts shoving Ads into Speedometer.
And everyone follows.
Im thankful that automobile tech didn’t discover electron yet.
Imagine your speedometer consuming 200mb of ram.
- willhinsa 5y agoDon't give them ideas!
- ericbarrett 5y agoToo late: https://gizmodo.com/get-ready-for-in-car-ads-1846888390 https://gizmodo.com/get-ready-for-in-car-ads-1846888390
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- baybal2 5y ago> Im thankful that automobile tech didn’t discover electron yet. Too late. I am well aware of a few car dashboard clients using it to their own detriment (imaging gluing CanBus I/O to electron.)
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- sircastor 5y agoSpeaking from experience, I can tell you automakers are already shipping vehicles that some Infotainment apps are web technologies. Not electron, but a similar system to run an encapsulated web page. I’m doubtful of the cluster being run by a browser engine though.
- joezydeco 5y agoMazda has been using Opera running JS for their infotainment since 2014...