Sony and Nokia have phones with the same processor but with the 3.5mm jack, expandable storage and water/dust resistance. Their software is close to Google's and Sony contributes to AOSP.
Google loses.
Oh, and if you want to make good photos, buy a goddamn dedicated camera. No phone comes close and none will due to the laws of optics.
Rolling-release should have been default for desktop distros from the start. Maintainers have no moral right to claim what is stable and what is not, since they do not write the code and are rarely proficient enough to judge its quality. It's the developer's prerogative and a task they manage to perform sufficiently, without the need for additional bureaucracy.
Server distros are a whole different world, obviously.
Well, the sampling size is rather small to draw any conclusions. It's always prudent to buy at least one year of extended warranty with modern cult of planned obsolescence in any case, wouldn't you agree?.
OpenGL nowadays performs similarly to DirectX and has a comparable feature set. Just run the Unigine benchmarks. They are well-optimized and are available in both OpenGL and DirectX.
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Sony and Nokia have phones with the same processor but with the 3.5mm jack, expandable storage and water/dust resistance. Their software is close to Google's and Sony contributes to AOSP. Google loses. Oh, and if you want to make good photos, buy a goddamn dedicated camera. No phone comes close and none will due to the laws of optics.
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/sh...
http://www.blackviper.com/serv... I've used it and don't experience any apparent slowdowns even on older ULV notebook processors.
Rolling-release should have been default for desktop distros from the start. Maintainers have no moral right to claim what is stable and what is not, since they do not write the code and are rarely proficient enough to judge its quality. It's the developer's prerogative and a task they manage to perform sufficiently, without the need for additional bureaucracy. Server distros are a whole different world, obviously.
Well, the sampling size is rather small to draw any conclusions. It's always prudent to buy at least one year of extended warranty with modern cult of planned obsolescence in any case, wouldn't you agree?.
...but I'd still go with System76.
If you base your choices on product names, I feel truly sorry for you. Not in darwinistic sense, though.
> Ivy Bridge supports OpenGL 3.3 Not true. Ivy and up support OpenGL 4. See there: http://www.intel.com/support/g...
OpenGL nowadays performs similarly to DirectX and has a comparable feature set. Just run the Unigine benchmarks. They are well-optimized and are available in both OpenGL and DirectX.
I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords.
Finished 3 times on Normal and 1 on Hard to get all the achievements. What a glorious frigging little game.
You are either crazy or misinformed or lying. Take a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphics_hardware_and_FOSS#ATI.2FAMD
191 comments and not a single one suggesting founding a new ISP. America, meh.
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