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by bpye 11y ago
Not an iOS developer, but, say they did extend this, what's to stop a developer taking the (presumably MIT licensed code), using it within his app to get that on iOS too? I guess this doesn't work if it's being backed by some
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by bpye 11y ago
Makes it easier to port an iOS app to Windows.
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by bpye 11y ago
There is still work to be done, https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/1192 . RyuJIT has legacy backend code and the new RyuJIT backend, only the former is functional on ARM but won't be supported. Exc
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by bpye 11y ago
This isn't really new, the difference is the binary blob is being at runtime instead of being part of your UEFI image or whatever, Intel have surely had "binary blobs" before, possibly in some write only memory too.
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by bpye 11y ago
Curious, have you used pass on Windows or Android? I'm thinking about getting a YubiKey Neo and switching from KeePass to pass since then I can use a second factor as my GPG key.
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by bpye 11y ago
It also means that your startup resume is slower and such, as you have to do a full sleep instead. Personally I've used the alarm and stuff too.
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by bpye 11y ago
You won't want to do that without Windows 10, enabling Hyper-V before Windows 10 resulted in you loosing connected standby, but with Windows 10 it works great.
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by bpye 11y ago
Some devices include Windows 8.1 Pro, see for example the Surface Pro 3.
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by bpye 12y ago
I'm not sure about the US, but in the UK I have certainly seen an increase of Windows devices in the hands of students. I own a SP3, I've seen some others. I've also seen some other Windows convertibles, Macbooks are certainl