This sounds far less than the 95% of Android devices stated in the article. It would affect 11% of users (http://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html).
In android you can view the data usage per app. Is there something similar in iPhone? It easily pinpoints which is the app(s) that is use more data than they should.
I agree to this. Until high school I used to sleep 7 to 8 hours every night. During my bachelor studies I was studying, working part time, and doing some graphics programming until late at night. After a few years like that, I got used to sleeping 4 to 7 hours per night. Now I can't go to bed before 2AM, or I'll be like O_O
No thanks, I prefer to have less latency. Also, no word on resolution, but unless it uses HDMI 2.0 or DisplayPort, it's not going to be HiDPI. Who would want a non-HiDPI, 30Hz screen these days?
With AGILE development methods we can have something in a week. Whether it will be better or worse will depend on the features that could be developed within that sprint.
Anyway, I'd say 1 week is a very aggressive timeline, right? Do you work as a PM for Accenture?
I stopped playing games the moment I realised how similar to working were: go to this place, speak with this person, go to this other place, kill 1000 orcs, take this object and figure out how to better fuse it with these other 7...
Have you tried using NDISwrapper? I haven't tried it myself, but if you are able to use the same driver as in Windows, everything *should* work the same way.
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GNOME 3.x sent me to KDE, even though I eventually settled in Cinnamon.
I hope data is accumulated and presented summarised to the crew. Otherwise, some people may find it a privacy violation.
You can always install a Google-free version of Android.
This sounds far less than the 95% of Android devices stated in the article. It would affect 11% of users (http://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html).
In android you can view the data usage per app. Is there something similar in iPhone? It easily pinpoints which is the app(s) that is use more data than they should.
I'm very much looking forward to Wayland, which allegedly is the main requirement for nVidia implementing proper (dynamic) optimus support.
When I studied CS there were 5 women and 200 guys in my class. With that in mind, complaining about an IT company not hiring many woman is nonsense.
I don't think people who are mentally confused go to the doctor by their own will. They most likely were taken there by the police or other people.
I agree to this. Until high school I used to sleep 7 to 8 hours every night. During my bachelor studies I was studying, working part time, and doing some graphics programming until late at night. After a few years like that, I got used to sleeping 4 to 7 hours per night. Now I can't go to bed before 2AM, or I'll be like O_O
No thanks, I prefer to have less latency. Also, no word on resolution, but unless it uses HDMI 2.0 or DisplayPort, it's not going to be HiDPI. Who would want a non-HiDPI, 30Hz screen these days?
As are any other laptop with HiDPI.
Icelandair has USB outlets as well. I love it! :)
I think you are forgetting about Spain's AVE (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AVE)
With AGILE development methods we can have something in a week. Whether it will be better or worse will depend on the features that could be developed within that sprint.
Anyway, I'd say 1 week is a very aggressive timeline, right? Do you work as a PM for Accenture?
The diamond operator is available since Java 7.
There are now a few HiDPI choices in laptops. Writing this from my 3200x1800 laptop...
What about proper HiDPI support?
The only difference is at work, I'm not allowed to kill the orcs.
Ah, you are not?
I stopped playing games the moment I realised how similar to working were: go to this place, speak with this person, go to this other place, kill 1000 orcs, take this object and figure out how to better fuse it with these other 7...
"Moving forward, the researchers would like to miniaturize the system and make it wireless"
And that is the purpose of Braingate2: http://www.braingate2.org/
I was also switching to apps during calls in Symbian with My Nokia 6680. And for sure, the iPhone was not born yet by that time.
Have you tried using NDISwrapper? I haven't tried it myself, but if you are able to use the same driver as in Windows, everything *should* work the same way.
"First word" was great... :)
Posted as AC by mistake.
I think the point of having a Java emulator is being able to execute it from any OS and CPU.
So I would assume that this should be able to be run from "anything".