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kernal
2y ago
And Microsoft should have just used Java.
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kernal
2y ago
I was told by the pundits on here that it would be shutting down. Is there a new estimate?
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kernal
2y ago
It started in 2010. How much longer should we wait for your prediction to come true?
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kernal
2y ago
What far left sources do you consider “trusted”?
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2y ago
> The main reason all the subs made this change today is because of the elon nazi salute You need to be a radical far leftist to even believe that. But then this is Reddit.
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2y ago
> I don't credit Trump in any way for doing "the right thing" or even having a principled position regarding Ross' case. This is probably the most ridiculous comment in this thread. Trump even spoke at the Libertarian
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2y ago
It's hard to take someone seriously when they overexaggerate like that. Windows phone was never butter or margarine smooth.
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kernal
2y ago
I had a few Windows phones, and butter isn't a word I'd ever use to describe the performance of the UI. Heck, I wouldn't even use the word margarine to describe my experience with it.
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2y ago
You're keeping us in suspense. Did he ever manage to kill the System Idle process?
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2y ago
There was a report by 60 minutes (I think) on this fairly recently. I’m not surprised the publicity attracted lawyers soon after.
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2y ago
Arm will appeal. Regardless, Arm will tighten the screws on Qualcomm in their next round of licensing negotiations.
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kernal
2y ago
Or is it Devin?
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2y ago
> Microsoft's problem has never been their hardware. The Xbox 360 says hi.
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2y ago
The Onion should be investigated for making a false bid for which they never had the money for. >Jones' attorney Ben Broocks told Lopez at a hearing on Monday that the Onion only put up half as much cash as the $3.5 million offer fr
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2y ago
His X profile picture showed an X-ray of him with 4 screws in his lower spine that was likely due to an injury he suffered as he was very athletic.
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2y ago
>Willow’s performance on this benchmark is astonishing: It performed a computation in under five minutes that would take one of today’s fastest supercomputers 1025 or 10 septillion years. If you want to write it out, it’s 10,000,000,000,
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2y ago
Until you can hop into the back seat of your Tesla and tell it to drive you somewhere with complete confidence then don't even compare the capabilities of Waymo and Tesla FSD.
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2y ago
There it is. I knew Trump and white males would eventually be blamed from the radical far left.
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2y ago
They’re finding new and creative ways to add extra costs to your meal in addition to asking / demanding / shaming you to tip. I’ve solved this problem by not going out to any restaurants and cooking at home. And when I do eat out
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2y ago
The sale wouldn't involve Chromium nor the Google employees that work on Chromium or Chrome. But good luck to whoever buys it to keep funding it and acquire the talent to work on it at the speed Google does. Meanwhile, Chromium will go
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2y ago
The DOJ is technically illiterate if they think Google selling Chrome is the solution. If Google was forced to divest itself from Chrome, I see no need for Google to keep Chromium open source.
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2y ago
Do you think Google will continue to invest money and resources into the development of Chromium if they were forced to sell Chrome? I don't. The first thing I would do is close source the Chromium project and work on a new closed sour
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2y ago
I find it hard to believe that any court could legally stop Google from developing a new browser if they were forced to sell Chrome.
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2y ago
If Google is forced to sell off Chrome why would any company buy it? They wouldn't get the developers that work on Chrome / Chromium. They wouldn't get access to the proprietary Google services that Chrome uses so they would
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2y ago
Yes, Chrome is the new IE in only one category when IE was popular: market share. Everything else? Not so much.
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2y ago
That flickering Ace Attorney GIF was extremely annoying.
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2y ago
You should really qualify what you mean by murder because it’s very disingenuous. When a criminal uses deadly force against a police officer they will be shot.
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2y ago
The only time I’ve seen police use pepper spray or aggression are when the protesters become violent. Do a YouTube search for Antifa protesters and tell me who the violent people are again?
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2y ago
This is the most appealing feature to me - no tipping.
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2y ago
>but why the huge valuation? Uber without the expense or problem of a driver.
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