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by gardarh 15y ago
Let me rephrase: What is the main difference (feature wise) between the Exynos 4210 and A5? What technical backing does their marketing have (9x better this and 100% faster that). Samsung is pretty explicit about what their SoC contains: h
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by gardarh 15y ago
Sometimes I think the hype around Apple's A4/A5 chips is a bit much. Does anyone know if these chips are significantly different from e.g. Samsung's Exynos chips or for that matter any other chip on this list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by gardarh 15y ago
I don't feel very confident about the article after reading the following: "Before sending the signal out via the HDMI output, the 1s and 0s are rearranged to minimize how many transitions there are. So instead of 10101010, the transmission
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by gardarh 15y ago
Whoops, huge misunderstanding. Apparently this is natively supported by the print dialog in Mac OS X too. I don't usually use Macs but I do now so I thought this was a novelty. However the print/save feature mentioned in TFA only applies to
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by gardarh 15y ago
Finally! A feature so blindingly obvious but missing from all browsers: Native print to PDF
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by gardarh 15y ago
I didn't know there was much steel in laptops.
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by gardarh 15y ago
This is off topic, but isn't Dropbox essentially a backup service? Also, having your important files in git isn't really helpful unless you git repo is remotely stored and backup up. For your sake I hope it is.
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by gardarh 16y ago
The article states that offloading work from routers to clients is useless today because memory and CPU is cheaper due to Moore's law. Well guess what, traffic has increased as well. What you must think about is "where are the bottlenecks".
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by gardarh 16y ago
As an Icelander I must say this article is terribly poorly written. I don't really understand what this silent revolution is about. Generally speaking, if a "revolution" isn't discussed by any media outlet and cannot be found on Google (in
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by gardarh 16y ago
Firefox: - Firebug (my life wouldn't be same (or sane) without it) - Remove cookies for site (one click to remove all cookies for current domain, essential when developing cookie based sites) - FireGestures (lets you go back, reload, clo
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by gardarh 16y ago
You just have to love those kinds of comparisons: apparently no browser on earth has anything IE9 doesn't have. Or wait, they wouldn't leave anything out on purpose, would they? Support for the most widely used OS in the world perhaps?
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by gardarh 16y ago
The probability of an event occuring once you know it occured is, surprisingly, "very likely near 1".
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by gardarh 16y ago
This is such a beautiful slap in the face for the Chrome video. Which was pretty cool by the way :)
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by gardarh 16y ago
Wow, that's great! I'm going to run that script every time I'm considering opening a browser window. Perhaps this could be a Firefox add-on that would alert you every time your internet is not working... because you might not notice it othe