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pawadu
10y ago
This bring backs memories from my Nexus days... Who knows, maybe Apple has decided to include Google Play Services in ios 10.1 ;)
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pawadu
10y ago
It's really nice that you keep it so close to the actual hardware (not just the variable names, but also the way the logic works in for example PPU). I also love the way you use C++ templates to simplify things!
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pawadu
10y ago
minimalism?
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pawadu
10y ago
I have 6 year old Android devices that are still alive and kicking and used every day.
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pawadu
10y ago
No, it doesn't have to be based on nexdock. They probably both use the same cheap generic shell mass produced by some Chinese factory.
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pawadu
10y ago
Looks like the 10k goal has already been reached :)
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pawadu
10y ago
Why would Microsoft do that? As right now, the blog looks like a site dedicated to photography and Apple.
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pawadu
10y ago
I don't know about that. Was he part of the Surface team? If not, I think Microsoft can afford to loose him.
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pawadu
10y ago
32 to 64 GB of RAM and up to 9TB disks sounds pretty great... But out of curiosity, when would you ever need that much on the go?
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pawadu
10y ago
My list comes from your app on Google Play. But they don't seem to match your Manifest. Maybe React is injecting its own permissions during build?
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pawadu
10y ago
This looks very handy, thanks! While I have your attentions, your app doesn't really need all these permissions: read phone status and identity read the contents of your USB storage modify or delete the contents of your U
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10y ago
Slightly on-topic: so what ebook readers (kindle, nook, bookeen, icarus, boox, kobo, sony, etc) can be used to _comfortably_ browse a PDF?
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10y ago
Did this at work, haven't looked back since. Having first class package management support is something I never want to live without again. I still use a lot of virtual machines, but mostly to keep different projects separated. By the
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10y ago
My immediate reactions after reading this: 1. Why would you even WANT this? 2. Find this unacceptable? Then recall what Apple did to Logic and Final Cut Pro users on Windows.
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10y ago
Thanks! Those cheap Scaleway ARM server looks very interesting.
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10y ago
> I found a great paper on how SQLite accounts for 90% of Android IO So with only marginally better memory and cache management in SQLite we could get old tired phones to fly?
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10y ago
> Code Depends on too Many External Pieces Does anybody remember this? https://medium.com/@azerbike/i-ve-just-liberated-my-modules
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pawadu
10y ago
Is this the same issue that was discussed by Rossmann? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iX7TyEjJ2E
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10y ago
Sure, go ahead, ruin my joke :) More seriously, how many seconds did it took for the PS to answer to that command?
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pawadu
10y ago
Given how easy and carelessly Google can close your account and ruin your digital life, I guess periodic backups of your cloud accounts will soon be considered a good practice.
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pawadu
10y ago
So basically instead of doing dir C:\ I have to learn to type List-Directory-With-Files Drive=C Folder=/ (made up example, but you get the point)
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10y ago
Found it interesting that they have palm rejection at the sides but not at the top. Is it to not interfere with the pull down menu?
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10y ago
Possibly stupid question: How can I verify that upnp is really disabled? (I don't trust my router to do it correctly) edit: https://www.grc.com/su/UPnP-Rejected.htm
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10y ago
Any idea why it performs so bad on ice40? Given that ice40 is the only (unofficially) open source FPGA, I had high hopes for the architecture...
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10y ago
> The Hezbollah M113s appear to be an older variant, and U.S. officials said they are inclined to believe that vehicles came from the disintegration of the Southern Lebanese Army, or SLA. The SLA was an Israeli-allied and supplied Chris
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10y ago
Point taken :) But remember that Lua was specifically designed for embedded scripting and has minimal footprint. A javascript engine is a huge beast in comparison.
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10y ago
So we have 2-3 very niche deployments. Does it really make L4 popular in embedded systems? Also, OKL4, specially the version claimed to run on qualcomm is very different from the original L4 (I say claimed since multiple attempts to revers
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10y ago
My immediate reactions to this was (A) that's a lot of money and (B) why are people still using TCL for embedded-scripting now that we have Lua?
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10y ago
Surprised no one has mentioned Cookie Clicker yet, which I think was what inspired notch to write that game: http://orteil.dashnet.org/cookieclicker/ Notch's game was written in Dart and the source code is simple
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10y ago
This is the preferred style for error handling in the Linux kernel. I assume these guys know a thing or two about programming, so who am I to question it?
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