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I used to carry a Nokia 6310i with a new battery and it couldn't make it to a month without a charge. Maybe 2 weeks. My 235 4G can last about a week on standby. I'm not sure what the expectation is in the sort of places you'r
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I suspect that would be offset by efficiency gains on the infrastructure side. And thanks to smartphones, people are used to charging their phone every night, so it doesn't feel like a hindrance like it used to. Incidentally, 3G capabi
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2y ago
The main one, and the one I'm using now, has a Radeon Pro WX 5100 which is a Polaris card from about 8 years ago.
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2y ago
All of my PCs except an old MacBook Pro have a BIOS, not UEFI. Two are from 2010, one from 2008, one from 1996.
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There were native builds of Word and Excel for Alpha that came with 4.2 and 97, but nothing else non-x86 except for the 'pocket' versions that came with Windows CE.
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2y ago
You would probably like Gnumeric, though that project is very Unix-specific.
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2y ago
Neither TPM 2.0 or 1.2 is required for a Server 2025 install. Microsoft could easily disable the restriction is they wanted to.
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Google Search requires JavaScript as of today (except Lynx at least)
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For a while it seemed touch and go but this rule seems to be thoroughly enforced now except for a 'whitelist' of browsers that does not include Firefox, Chromium or Netsurf.
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Qallunaat - Why White People Are Funny (2006) [video]
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2y ago
Opera 11 (Dec 2010) had 'tab stacking'.
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I have a 235 4G and I'd say the firmware is 'quirky' but not particularly buggy in the five months I've had it.
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2y ago
Dual carriageways are ok for cycling when the AADT for a particular road is below about 30k. Above that, cyclists would be an impediment to traffic flow as a following motorist would be waiting a long time for a safe gap in the second lane
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> Maybe if you're stuck in a classroom with unmotivated people, or your classmates are much slower than you, or the class is huge and your teacher doesn't give a shit about teaching. But in the absence of a severe case of some
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Qualcomm may have the market but Apple has the profit.
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I think everything from Pentium Pro (except Bonnell-based Atom), AMD K5, Cyrix 6x86 and VIA Nano onwards is vulnerable.
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Most GPUs and iGPUs have had H.264 decoders for over 15 years. In theory any computer with a PCI slot can play 1080p with no frame drops.
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Maybe this varies by location but at least in the UK, adults can usually leave the grounds of their place of work during a lunch break. Not true for school kids. And the difference in population density between schools and offices is usuall
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They still provide directions on downgrading the TPM check from 2.0 to 1.2: https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/ways-to-install-...
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All business are built on relationships, technical competency can but doesn't have to be a means to that end.
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Teaching English will just reinforce Anglo-American hegemony.
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3y ago
If the eMMC failed then the board would become a brick until the associated chips were desoldered and replaced.
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3y ago
eMMC makes this a hard pass for me.
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3y ago
nPOPuk?
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3y ago
Maybe offline web development on old, perhaps proprietary, hardware platforms? Security and the risks of running untrusted code wouldn't matter so much.
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3y ago
Maybe open it up and disconnect the antennas?
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3y ago
The figures past 2015 don't seem to include basic phones.
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3y ago
S60 5th edition was a disaster for Symbian's and Nokia's reputation, especially the N97 incarnation. Its main issue was a lack of GPU acceleration for the GUI which wasn't really resolved until the Belle era, by which point i
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3y ago
If they can get Horse Creek out the door, I'm interested, if not, I'm not.
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To be fair, the secondary technologies available to support the preferred model now are far more advanced than what Quartz Extreme (in macOS) and DWM (in Win. Vista) had to use, and there's no longer a need to provide backward compatib
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