GPD Win. It comes with Windows 10 but I installed Arch Linux on it and it works perfectly fine. There's no Windows tax because screens small enough make Windows 10 starter free. Comes with gaming controls which work pretty well as a mouse actually, but you can switch it to a normal dinput joystick and Xbox360 input controller on the fly with the little dial and a touchscreen. The sequel GPD Win 2 isn't out yet but has more RAM, 8GB versus 4GB.
There's also the GPD Pocket which is similar but with a much bigger and nicer keyboard and no gaming controls, and a little nub for a mouse with touchscreen.
It should be called something like Optimize my Firefox not "refresh."
Also all it probably does is delete urlsqlite (it's just the URL security checker, you automatically redownload it after) and vacuum all the other databases. Which means it remove all the holes in the database which can slow it down a lot. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
There's openRC if you really hate systemd that much. And I would just stick with XFCE and ALSA since that's all you need basically https://sourceforge.net/projec... here's a base installer if you think you have to install then remove systemd.
Which basically means, unless you throw out some rules, a simulation of this universe is impossible because you may accidentally recurse into a (simulation of a)^Nth degree, because then you would be using infinite CPU cycles. Therefore simulating THIS universe is impossible. That's not to say we are not in a simulation: the parent simulation might have more dimensions and/or threw something out so that it was computationally feasible.
I wish I was kidding, but every part was overdesigned. There's WiFi in it, it has a camera (for the juice pack DRM), a stupidly powerful motor to apply tons of pressure over a large area (which is why it's easier to squeeze with your hands, less area for the pressure), the molds are ginormous for the plastic outside and inside, the parts are custom and almost NEVER off the shelf at all, etc.
In short, no limit was set on what they wanted to do and it was crazily overengineered and way too high quality; depending on the product itself, this might be fine, but this JUST SQUEEZES JUICE.
If you don't believe me, just watch this guy tear it down then. He's ogling the hardware itself because it's so fucking crazy how high quality the parts are.
(very tongue in cheek, but it does make you think that if we already have the sound version out and long working, how much more crazy complicated the video version could be)
Does it hurt me? Does it hurt themselves? Does it hurt other people/things? Are all involved able to consent?
If the answer is no to all but the last of these, people should tolerate or at least ignore what goes on with their private practices. Nobody is a victim until they can't or don't consent, or serious injury occurs.
I'm pretty sure that lawyers aren't cheap. Maybe I am wrong in saying that they could use their staff of coders to fix this problem, or if necessary buy a security audit and assistance, but I'm pretty sure either would be cheaper than lawyers. Data breaches are also far more expensive than all of those, pushing millions of dollars in recovery costs.
I kinda want to know the total lifetime power output. This was not my field of study however so I must ask for someone who has this knowledge for the number crunching.
Microsoft,.NET, and Google? If they can somehow rope Oracle into the mix, they'd have the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,.
The four horsemen of the apocalypse approach.
War: Oracle, for suing nonstop. Famine: Google, for never being able to satisfy themselves by making/buying services (eating) then abandoning them. Pestilence: Microsoft, for being ubiquitous and spreading itself like a plague. Death: Adobe, for killing off it's suite and making it a yearly subscription, and for having a death cliff learning curve second only to Dwarf Fortress.
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GPD Win. It comes with Windows 10 but I installed Arch Linux on it and it works perfectly fine. There's no Windows tax because screens small enough make Windows 10 starter free. Comes with gaming controls which work pretty well as a mouse actually, but you can switch it to a normal dinput joystick and Xbox360 input controller on the fly with the little dial and a touchscreen. The sequel GPD Win 2 isn't out yet but has more RAM, 8GB versus 4GB.
https://bit.ly/2klXZlu
There's also the GPD Pocket which is similar but with a much bigger and nicer keyboard and no gaming controls, and a little nub for a mouse with touchscreen.
They're both full of bullet holes but AMD at least has less holes in short.
Some ARM64 chips are affected as well actually. Citation: https://lwn.net/Articles/74039...
I don't see why they would name AMD since it's unaffected however. https://lkml.org/lkml/2017/12/...
Can we get one for Slashdot too?
It should be called something like Optimize my Firefox not "refresh."
Also all it probably does is delete urlsqlite (it's just the URL security checker, you automatically redownload it after) and vacuum all the other databases. Which means it remove all the holes in the database which can slow it down a lot. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
Bleachbit can do this for you on just about every browser as well https://www.bleachbit.org/
https://i.imgur.com/nGFjzEs.pn...
And now this. I see a pretty harsh trend and it's not a one off. I think it's good to teach them what the company has a LONG history of doing.
https://systemd-free.org/
There's openRC if you really hate systemd that much. And I would just stick with XFCE and ALSA since that's all you need basically https://sourceforge.net/projec... here's a base installer if you think you have to install then remove systemd.
Which basically means, unless you throw out some rules, a simulation of this universe is impossible because you may accidentally recurse into a (simulation of a)^Nth degree, because then you would be using infinite CPU cycles. Therefore simulating THIS universe is impossible. That's not to say we are not in a simulation: the parent simulation might have more dimensions and/or threw something out so that it was computationally feasible.
Google will just keep the data that's useful/valuable to them
Because it costed around $1000.
I wish I was kidding, but every part was overdesigned. There's WiFi in it, it has a camera (for the juice pack DRM), a stupidly powerful motor to apply tons of pressure over a large area (which is why it's easier to squeeze with your hands, less area for the pressure), the molds are ginormous for the plastic outside and inside, the parts are custom and almost NEVER off the shelf at all, etc.
In short, no limit was set on what they wanted to do and it was crazily overengineered and way too high quality; depending on the product itself, this might be fine, but this JUST SQUEEZES JUICE.
If you don't believe me, just watch this guy tear it down then. He's ogling the hardware itself because it's so fucking crazy how high quality the parts are.
https://youtu.be/_Cp-BGQfpHQ
Improbable but not impossible: the first lightbulb is still running
I went to your link and it is some... thing, an actual old 90s website still up, you meant http://palemoon.org/
https://modarchive.org/
So this site doesn't exist and isn't full of millions of songs?
https://openmpt.org/download
And this free software doesn't work that way?
(very tongue in cheek, but it does make you think that if we already have the sound version out and long working, how much more crazy complicated the video version could be)
I have the solution right here, it's called a tab suspender:
https://chrome.google.com/webs...
Why this is not built in is another thing entirely
Does it hurt me? Does it hurt themselves? Does it hurt other people/things? Are all involved able to consent?
If the answer is no to all but the last of these, people should tolerate or at least ignore what goes on with their private practices. Nobody is a victim until they can't or don't consent, or serious injury occurs.
It's simply possible that Nintendo doesn't give a shit what happens after you buy it.
I'm pretty sure that lawyers aren't cheap. Maybe I am wrong in saying that they could use their staff of coders to fix this problem, or if necessary buy a security audit and assistance, but I'm pretty sure either would be cheaper than lawyers. Data breaches are also far more expensive than all of those, pushing millions of dollars in recovery costs.
I kinda want to know the total lifetime power output. This was not my field of study however so I must ask for someone who has this knowledge for the number crunching.
The result can't be good.
Microsoft, .NET, and Google? If they can somehow rope Oracle into the mix, they'd have the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,.
The four horsemen of the apocalypse approach.
War: Oracle, for suing nonstop.
Famine: Google, for never being able to satisfy themselves by making/buying services (eating) then abandoning them.
Pestilence: Microsoft, for being ubiquitous and spreading itself like a plague.
Death: Adobe, for killing off it's suite and making it a yearly subscription, and for having a death cliff learning curve second only to Dwarf Fortress.
I want money for liking a company too. LastPass is good, now where's my check LastPass?
http://techne.alaya.net/?p=124...
Get both computers on local network and then use this: http://www.rejetto.com/hfs/
Nexus 7 2012 and Lollipop don't mix. Don't update.
2013 fares better.
I can still request and receive money just fine from Gmail, unless you are talking about something else.
Try running ccleaner on your android phone. Yep its on android too but running it after it got really slow helped a lot.