Danox

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by Danox 1mo ago
With the thru the roof cost of smartphones and many other computer hardware products because of the current memory crisis I believe the EU should concentrate on making sure customers get satisfaction when something goes wrong from the selle
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by Danox 1mo ago
Darwin is still sitting there all these years. It’s called market inertia.
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by Danox 1mo ago
It works for now, but one day it won’t then what?
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by Danox 1mo ago
They are envious towards Apple Silicon and think Apple owes them something once again take the ball by the horns and build an Arm processor with a fork of Linux running on it. If three former engineers from Apple can start a company called
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by Danox 1mo ago
Did Intel push thunderbolt five hard in PC land? Most of the PC vendors seem to be taking a slow boat to China in that area.
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by Danox 1mo ago
I wish they would get an Arm license and start the process like those three guys that worked at Apple and started Nuvia…
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by Danox 1mo ago
The reason Apple has the in house ability to run on multiple chip systems is because of their history going all the way back to Next and that little handheld from the early 1990s under Scully and all their work with Motorola and IBM over th
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by Danox 1mo ago
Intel have a chance to be relevant today, but they couldn’t imagine a future with smaller better faster, computers the same applies to IBM and Motorola of Schaumburg, Illinois. They just couldn’t imagine anything beyond. Intel was asked to
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by Danox 1mo ago
The 1980s was filled with many companies that made the operating system and the hardware, Apple is basically the last vertical company left from that era. Why would they sacrifice that? Many of those companies from the 1980s were very very
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by Danox 1mo ago
Why would they? Linux on the desktop still has trouble with user friendliness for the general computer using public.
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by Danox 1mo ago
If you have the will, and the knowledge all of those tools can be used to your advantage but no one has for the most part they want someone else to do it for them for free.
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by Danox 1mo ago
You can get a team together and do the work… Nothing worth doing is free.
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by Danox 1mo ago
Darwin is out there and you too can license Arm and design something from the ground up if you have the ability and the will… It’s all there and it’s been 25-26 years no one has bothered maybe that’s Apple is still the only vertical compute
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by Danox 1mo ago
Darwin is open source. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_(operating_system) https://www.puredarwin.org/
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by Danox 1mo ago
Darwin is open source has been for 25-26 years is it too much hard work? https://github.com/PureDarwin/PureDarwin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_(operating_system) https://www.pur
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by Danox 1mo ago
Darwin is open source has been for 25-26 years is it too much hard work? https://github.com/PureDarwin/PureDarwin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darwin_(operating_system) https://www.pur
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by Danox 1mo ago
Apple doesn’t need to hire anyone. It’s a complete waste of their time if three former Apple silicon-engineers can start their own company Nuvia which licensed, designed and engineered Arm chips, said company was later bought out by Qualcom
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by Danox 1mo ago
Many Americans are in the middle of the death throes of empire the world is moving on and as an American. That’s fine with me Lake Ontario forever ha.ha.ha…
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by Danox 1mo ago
The Taco section, with the way the present American administration has behaved. Most of our friends/allies are looking to protect themselves andbe prepared to go on without us. All it took was two years of buffoonery.
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by Danox 1mo ago
China and Japan have done it. You may not like the fact they have done it once or twice, they know how to do it from a technical standpoint and that’s only gonna grow in the future particularly China don’t act obtuse.
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by Danox 1mo ago
They got a leg up and still the Russians with Sputnik got into space first, on top of splitting Korea and winning in Vietnam and having the nuclear bomb fall into their lap and to top it off they appear to have the Manchurian candidate in t
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by Danox 1mo ago
At this point there is no diplomatic solution, it certainly isn’t gonna come from taco. He’s just looking for a distraction from the Iran debacle and everything else that has gone on or has gone wrong with his administration.
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by Danox 1mo ago
The Ukraine is not gonna give up because that taco in the White House says so. And if he has any levers, he certainly doing a terrible job one distraction after another.
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by Danox 1mo ago
As EV’s have shown, I don’t think they’re gonna be ahead for long and long-term the current technology is just a steppingstone because damaging the ozone layer can’t go on forever with the current technique being used something else. Better
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by Danox 1mo ago
So what should they do nothing? They have to get started somehow if Japan and China can do it so can Europe, and I think long-term once again, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand won’t be far behind…
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by Danox 1mo ago
He benefits enormously from the government but then acts like he doesn’t.
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by Danox 1mo ago
They are right now, but if Japan can do it, and China can do it so can Europe and by the way, so can Australia, New Zealand and Canada they have the abilities they just have to have the will and if they haven’t learned anything recently, th
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by Danox 1mo ago
If they haven’t gotten the message yet, they never will congratulations, plan on doing more because you’re gonna have to.
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by Danox 1mo ago
Kaiser Permanente, Fire Sprinkler Pipe Fitters, HVAC Tin Knockers many others…
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by Danox 1mo ago
Does this mean that the United States is bringing back Merchant Marines back as a American profession not...

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