It's not that it has disappeared. But if I have to choose between making my website shiny and make it small, 9/10 will prioritise the UX for users with high bandwidth (HiDPI icons, etc).
I, for one, welcome these street vendors. As long as they have all the permissions in order to open a business, respect trademarks, and pay taxes and rental of the space they use.
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https://xkcd.com/927/
Any way to disable this in Linux?
It's not that it has disappeared. But if I have to choose between making my website shiny and make it small, 9/10 will prioritise the UX for users with high bandwidth (HiDPI icons, etc).
I use Firefox on my laptop and my phone because diversity is good. If everyone used Chrome, we would have a monopoly again (anyone remembers IE?).
I don't think Ireland will leave the EU in my lifetime. Irish people are very pro-EU in general.
I don't know if I'd trust foreign technology for devices handling such sensitive information.
That's no problem. You can always buy next year the new model.
Spam has not been a problem for me since 2006. Are you using any spam filters?
> temperatures on Mars may hit a high at noon at the equator in the summer of roughly 70 degrees Fahrenheit (20 degrees Celsius)
So, the Martian equator is like living in the UK?
I was confused when I have read "more ham for your own company"
I've never seen an ATM Bitcoin in person.
Ah, it's all in binary now. Great, we really needed that change, not that UTF-8 nonsense.
"Score: 10"?
Everything is one letter away of meaning something in some language.
Better yet, make cash go away.
Do you think traditional transactions gets processed for free, or do they also need to be processed?
Not all programmes should be called engineers. Only some of them should.
> Oh, and Apple doesn't care either way, so they'll implement once everyone stops bickering...if they feel like it.
You forgot to mention that they will launch in a world event and sell billions of devices thanks to their innovation.
Good point.
Not 29-51x faster, but _up to_ 29-51x faster (in a specific use case -for which it was developed-)
I, for one, welcome these street vendors. As long as they have all the permissions in order to open a business, respect trademarks, and pay taxes and rental of the space they use.
That is fixed in Android 6. You will now be able to accept or reject individual permissions.
Only Android x86. Nothing for ARM (yet?).
Yeah good point :)
You'll have a very bright screen from now on.