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4y ago
Screenless smartphones could totally be viable as a product, especially for visually impaired folks. The problem is only one: PROPRIETARY APPLICATIONS Could you write a custom and simplified Facebook Messenger client that would allow clear
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4y ago
and who's designing and manufacturing and programming the accelerators needed for those algorithms to perform close to real time?
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4y ago
Your post is only partially correct. Even with completely open firmware, or at least a documented interface, the biggest roadblock would become be abysmal state of OSS digital image processing. Engineers at major smartphone and camera compa
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4y ago
Why not have 8 billion entries for each and every one of us? If you remove any popularity boundary then this is the only logical conclusion
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4y ago
It boggles your mind that people find surprise and adventure exciting? Do you also think digital painting has superseded actual brushes?
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4y ago
The world is ready, perhaps too ready, to solve their problems with a pill. The real question is, is the world ready for fixing our lifestyles instead of searching for a panacea of pills?
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4y ago
I already told you this is not what I asked. Your replies are all over the place and I sincerely am not understanding them. [EDIT] wow, you edited your whole long form reply and just replaced it with "I'm not a bot"? That
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4y ago
You told me human endeavors in which "diversity" (which again, means nothing) fosters innovation. But that wasn't my question. I asked what kind of diversity fosters innovation, not what kind of innovation is fostered by
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Didn't know skin pigment contributed to innovation. "Diversity" is empty HR speak, please specify which kind of diversity fosters innovation.
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what has emulation got to do with not paying for the games?
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Well, seems like this is a clear path for improvement: a decent UI tool for migration between instances
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4y ago
Problem is: they can't watch movies in their browser because they can only leech from people who are seeding from a webtorrent client. Let's say I have a movie I want to let other people stream with their browser. I am obligated t
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4y ago
Still no support for webtorrents, making it impossible to use it for helping to lighten the load of my favorite peertube VODs :(
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4y ago
*look down to pay respects*
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4y ago
correlation is not causation, unless you have an agenda
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4y ago
A) group 1 gets an omnivore diet, group 2 gets the same diet but substitutes all the meat with "meat replacements" B) group 1 gets an omnivore diet, group 2 gets a vegan diet those are two different experiments
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4y ago
That's not what the abstract says. They're specifically talking about foods which are claimed to be meat replacements. If you have an all-encompassing and well varied vegan diet then this study doesn't really say anything abo
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4y ago
And every time people are advised to keep a local copy. I have a bunch of stuff on an Amazon Glacier account for convenience, but I still keep an HDD in the closet
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You should make noise because, unless you signed some particular contract, the code is your intellectual property and it's illegal to just take it away from you. I bought Stadia and read the contract, I was under no illusion that I cou
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I don't beg for my hobbies, that sounds more like an addiction
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You're getting old and you don't know about the Muppets?
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4y ago
Try "bumping the font size up" in Thunderbird and tell me how nicely it scales on your TV
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4y ago
>Let us be fair here Why even say this if you immediately proceed by not being fair? Pocketable computers are not a "fantasy" in the sense that there aren't any devices capable of running a desktop OS while being pocketabl
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How is the presence of an antenna in any way demonstrative of the general purpose computing capabilities of the N900 as opposed to "not pocketable PC" Androids? I believe that if I were to attach a USB radio module to my phone I c
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Your reply is baffling. First you say that with "android" (as if they made hardware) you can't have an integrated keyboard. Then you say that Android phones with a full integrated keyboard actually exist. But then you move th
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What is stopping you from adapting AOSP to have better keyboard integration? Android has been modified before to adapt to folding screens, tablets and multiple screens.
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Was my post confusing? Nothing you've written can't be done with an Android phone with a keyboard attachment. When is this super important general purpose computing thingy supposed to come into play?
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>GP adapted the the form factor to his needs. My point is that drastic I/O adaptation almost always require UI/UX adaptations, which doesn't happen with these enthusiast projects. >Home theater nowadays has no similarit
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I used the Machintosh example because the use case you're talking about is a completely old fashioned way of intending "portable computing". Portable computing currently means being able to take your device out of your pocket
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Using Linux on a TV is not the same as using a TV as a general computing device. You still use it as a media consumption machine, and that's why you've been able to set it up accordingly. Now what if I asked you to set up your TV
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