I'm an Apple user and have only ever really looked in to UFI on a Mac, UFI has its own memory space, current Macs have 512MiB of DDR3 separate to the main memory. Also have 512MiB of DDR3 for networking too.
It seems the USA is alone in the world on this one. I'm surprised someone like the UN isn't stepping in and stopping American companies from buying out Israeli companies like this. A right diplomatic nightmare brewing I feel.
A south-bridge? I haven't seen one of those in a computer for 10 years now. Controllers are built on to CPU dies these days with direct connections. North-bridges are a thing of the past too and I'm sure Sony will not be using them.
Why not sell full h.264 converters in countries other than USA, Australia, New Zealand and the other handful of countries that have such software patents?
Bring the datacentres to the UK or other EU countries.
At the same time Mozilla set up bank accounts and trading addresses in Europe and release a browser with h.264 support. Companies get away with it for tax, so why not for patents?
First time I used Apple Maps it wanted to make me cross a river, there was no bridge. It gets my home postcode wrong by about 10 miles. Seems to not know about central reservations in many places as well, wants you to go through fencing. Sticking with Waze for now.
Meanwhile Apple can profit from the interest. It may be pennies on this single credit note, but increase that to tens or hundreds of thousand people and Apple are sure to profit handsomely.
they don't sell 'em at Walmart? why not? around here they sell them at places where they sell phones and walmart like places are included..
Sold everywhere here in the UK too, and supermarkets like Asda (Walmart) and Tesco sell iPhones and have their own MNVOs. Tesco being one of the cheapest and offer iPhones on 12 month contracts.
iPads are sold almost in any shop that sells electrical equipment. Even my local Spar, a small convenience store sells them.
But if you go to so much effort and have the knowledge to set up a VPN on your mobile device, surely you'd know to go to the giffgaff site and switch this blocking off anyway.
Welcome to 10 years ago when this type of thing was posted weekly. I used to write reviews for Blarg, OCAU, [H], we loved getting on slashdot as we had 200,000+ referrals in 6 hours. Wonder how many hits from slashdot techspot will get?
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How do I download it if I don't have an internet connection? Does this require special hardware?
Order Wikipedia on DVD, from Wikipedia themselves. http://dumps.wikimedia.org/dvd.html
You've always been able to download every page and image. Am I missing something?
http://dumps.wikimedia.org/
I'm amazed that Amazon use human beings as pickers. I'm surprised it is not all automated.
Take Ocado as an example. 9 people work in each warehouse that is just as big as Amazons that employ thousands in each one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKpyPO76yZ4
I wouldn't class stress or depression as a mental illness, it is a physical one.
AC, at least the BBC have the balls to do this, unlike other commercial broadcasters.
I'm an Apple user and have only ever really looked in to UFI on a Mac, UFI has its own memory space, current Macs have 512MiB of DDR3 separate to the main memory. Also have 512MiB of DDR3 for networking too.
Interesting that the gigabit Ethernet controller on the latest Apple Mac's have 512MiB of DDR3. Any idea what this is for?
The only benchmarks I have found is from SiSoftware. http://www.sisoftware.co.uk/?d=qa&f=mem_hsw
But how is this going to effect Firefox, Photoshop, or video conversion?
Does it have an effect on battery life?
I have a Retina MacBook Pro with this Crystal Well processor. What advantages does it really bring?
Unsure of any real world benchmarks compared to standard Haswell processors.
Just to clarify, not the UN itself but a member state protesting.
It seems the USA is alone in the world on this one. I'm surprised someone like the UN isn't stepping in and stopping American companies from buying out Israeli companies like this. A right diplomatic nightmare brewing I feel.
A south-bridge? I haven't seen one of those in a computer for 10 years now. Controllers are built on to CPU dies these days with direct connections. North-bridges are a thing of the past too and I'm sure Sony will not be using them.
You should try it on OS X and Linux. It is not really worth using apart from in testing.
Yes, let's more than double the price by including a 500GB SSD.
Why not sell full h.264 converters in countries other than USA, Australia, New Zealand and the other handful of countries that have such software patents?
Bring the datacentres to the UK or other EU countries.
At the same time Mozilla set up bank accounts and trading addresses in Europe and release a browser with h.264 support. Companies get away with it for tax, so why not for patents?
Used to use on it iOS, until it routed all data through an insecure VPN.
Finally, a face to my best friend and who I always ask to marry me.
It's a known routing bug. Currently being fixed. Hope so soon, Google Maps will be using Waze routing services soon.
First time I used Apple Maps it wanted to make me cross a river, there was no bridge. It gets my home postcode wrong by about 10 miles. Seems to not know about central reservations in many places as well, wants you to go through fencing. Sticking with Waze for now.
Same is with the iTunes store in many territories. Guess you'll have to buy the box set, a steal at $210
Meanwhile Apple can profit from the interest. It may be pennies on this single credit note, but increase that to tens or hundreds of thousand people and Apple are sure to profit handsomely.
Whoever pays $22.99 for half a season, or any other TV show, when it is available on Netflix is beyond me. Don't get me started on bluray box sets.
they don't sell 'em at Walmart? why not? around here they sell them at places where they sell phones and walmart like places are included..
Sold everywhere here in the UK too, and supermarkets like Asda (Walmart) and Tesco sell iPhones and have their own MNVOs. Tesco being one of the cheapest and offer iPhones on 12 month contracts.
iPads are sold almost in any shop that sells electrical equipment. Even my local Spar, a small convenience store sells them.
But if you go to so much effort and have the knowledge to set up a VPN on your mobile device, surely you'd know to go to the giffgaff site and switch this blocking off anyway.
You can switch off the blocking if you so wish on the giffgaff web site.
News at 11.
Welcome to 10 years ago when this type of thing was posted weekly. I used to write reviews for Blarg, OCAU, [H], we loved getting on slashdot as we had 200,000+ referrals in 6 hours. Wonder how many hits from slashdot techspot will get?