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901.
LG open-sources webOS, an OS that was already open-sourced(theverge.com)
2 points by snaky 9y ago|0 comments
902.
by snaky 9y ago
Okay, iPhoneX, $1000.
903.
by snaky 9y ago
Lenovo Moto M (5.5" FullHD with 10-point multitouch, 8-core Helio P15 plus Mali T860MP2, 4GB RAM, 32GB Flash plus MicroSD slot, 8MP plus 16MP, 4G, OTG, Android 7.0, 3000mAh battery, fingerprint scanner, $139)
904.
by snaky 9y ago
Maybe they'd find other smartphone than iPhoneX for their budget. E.g. BLUBOO Maya (5.5" 1280x720 Curved Glass IPS, MT6580, 2GB RAM, 16GB Flash plus MicroSD slot, 13MP plus 8MP Sony IMX219, 3000mAh battery, GSM plus WCDMA, Androi
905.
by snaky 9y ago
On Raspberry Pi it's not clear who is co processor, actually.
906.
by snaky 9y ago
Ah, and version 4 was rewritten in K&R C! (from White Smith C)
907.
Microsoft Office 2019 Will Work on Windows 10 Exclusively(bleepingcomputer.com)
4 points by snaky 9y ago|0 comments
908.
by snaky 9y ago
AFAIR transactions were implemented in Version 3.
909.
by snaky 9y ago
Yes, but it wasn't what it is now. First version programmed in C (not assembler) was version 3 (1983). Row-level locking was introduced in version 6 (1988). Constraints, stored procedures and triggers - version 7 (1992).
910.
by snaky 9y ago
Assembler is too high level these days. This would be translator from higher languages to hardware. http://conal.net/papers/compiling-to-categories/ https://icfp17.sigplan.org/event/icfp-2017-
911.
by snaky 9y ago
There is ATS for the task, with all the C features plus proofs, quantified constraints, dependent types, linear types, interface for pluggable SAT solvers and so much more. https://bluishcoder.co.nz/tags/ats/index.
912.
by snaky 9y ago
Yes, 'active' (JS-running) web scraping is an obvious exception.
913.
by snaky 9y ago
> a malicious program running on your machine If a malicious program could make the way to the private server, the problem is much worse than side-channel attacks. > the browrser via Javascript Server. We are talking about server.
914.
by snaky 9y ago
IncludeOS especially. > One service pr. VM means no need for virtual address spaces, and no overhead due to address translation. Everything happens in a single, ring 0 address space.
915.
by snaky 9y ago
Lithuanian - lt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arbata Polish - pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herbata That's pretty much all exceptions.
916.
by snaky 9y ago
Or just ICO whitepaper.
917.
by snaky 9y ago
> I did manage to pull out an old Lenovo ThinkPad W510 with an Intel Core i7 720QM Clarksfield that is from 2009 and lacks PCID but is affected by this cpu_insecure issue. > On that old Clarksfield-era ThinkPad I wasn't going to
918.
by snaky 9y ago
There are many places (outside US) where you can get 200MBit for $10 or so.
919.
PUF (Physically Unclonable Function) circuitry – analog based keys(circuitcellar.com)
1 points by snaky 9y ago|0 comments
920.
by snaky 9y ago
Privacy? On low-end smartphones with some trojan factory preinstalled? https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2017/03/prein...
921.
by snaky 9y ago
The state of affairs of Linux and smartphones is pretty grim outside of MTK world too. https://fosdem.org/2018/schedule/event/hwenablement_mainline...
922.
by snaky 9y ago
UCBrowser will ship preinstalled as system browser on their mid-tier phone too (MTK, 6" 18:9, 3-4GB RAM, $100-$150)
923.
by snaky 9y ago
Nope, look at some 'low-end phones' of 2017 Leagoo M9 - Android 7.0, 1280x640 IPS 5.5", 4-core MTK6580, 2GB RAM, 16GB ROM, 8MP, WiFi, BT, dual SIM (second slot is universal, SIM card or memory card) - $55 ZTE Axon 7 Mini 4G (
924.
by snaky 9y ago
Do Livejournal have likes now?
925.
by snaky 9y ago
Forums are alive and well. Just not for pointless 'social interacting' and selfies. To give you some examples. Interested in electronics? EEVblog forums. Audio? DIYaudio.com and Vegalab forums. Mobile? XDA and 4pda forums. Mobile
926.
by snaky 9y ago
PulseAudio emulation for ALSA - https://github.com/i-rinat/apulse
927.
by snaky 9y ago
Close to US and DE customers. And Chinese brands like Li-Ning grabs all other markets.
928.
by snaky 9y ago
> a lot of software written in Silicon Valley The vast majority of software are written a) in house b) outside of SV c) in Java and C#
929.
by snaky 9y ago
But in reality, waiting 5 seconds for modern webpage to load all the fancy Javascript (in response to that small packet), pixel rendering latency is not such a problem.
930.
by snaky 9y ago
> plain ASCII Is Unicode support in xterm really adding the latency?

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