Gary_W_Longsine

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Blogs: Not Dead, Yet(blog.illuminex.com)
8 points by Gary_W_Longsine 6y ago|0 comments
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by Gary_W_Longsine 6y ago
Bloggers might be interested in knowing… we're bringing back iBlogger for iPhone (and now, iPad) this week, an all-new product built in Swift for iOS 13. The core text posting features will be free for all blog types (WordPress compati
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by Gary_W_Longsine 16y ago
This video shows one iPhone calling another when the phones are within a few inches, as close as 1 inch apart. It's frankly amazing that the call completes, and doesn't drop more often. This video isn't particularly reliable evidence of a
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by Gary_W_Longsine 16y ago
You were probably down-voted because you committed a basic error in logic. Every single iPhone 4 is running the exact same software, iOS 4, so you contributed noise to the discussion, not insight. You wrote: "I've watched multiple videos w
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by Gary_W_Longsine 16y ago
The issue with iPhone 4's "yellow spots" may have a simple explanation. Users at Apple's forums have reported that the issue just "went away". Perhaps this post at the Apple Insider discussion forum sheds light on what's happening: -- quo
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by Gary_W_Longsine 17y ago
You won't "take a hit", but you will "fail to utilize the hardware as efficiently as you could". Both GCD and OpenCL have their roots in open extensions to C. Both offer potentially significant performance gains for certain types of tasks
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by Gary_W_Longsine 17y ago
Related to this is another key performance technology in Snow Leopard, OpenCL: http://images.apple.com/macosx/technology/docs/OpenCL_TB_bri... .
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by Gary_W_Longsine 17y ago
Apple may have been inspired in part by their experience with XGrid [ http://www.apple.com/server/macosx/technology/xgrid.html ], based on the NeXTSTEP application Zilla [ http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/archive/macosx-talk/2000-Se... ],