No. Before DirectX, graphics and multimedia API's were proprietary; for example, I needed a special edition of Tomb Raider to watch Lara's ass twitch in 640Ã--480 on a Matrox Mystique when she walked; prior to that, I could barely make out the shape of her ass when it was rendered in software @320Ã--240...
Snapdragon (Qualcomm) tends to have fewer cores but better single-threaded performance compared to Exynos (Samsung's in-house ARM chips; not used on U.S. models). Snapdragon tends to presents fewer issues with drivers than Exynos (for those developing custom ROM's) but in the case of several Samsung models that I know of, the international variants of the phones with Exynos can be bootloader-unlocked while the US models equipped with Snapdragon cannot.
I'm getting the impression that "self driving" is being pushed by morons who've never driven in the first place... which actually makes sense for multiple reasons.
Shame on you; that was low-hanging fruit.
we, as modern societies, have agreed on.
Speak for yourself, schmuck.
We DO need regulation surrounding cryptocurrencies to protect people.
Or perhaps stupidity should still be painful.
and lack of control
I can't possibly imagine why that would bother the Eurocrats...
It's truly awesome that the Euros are going to mitigate the risks of investing! "Benevolent government" at its finest; wish we had that here...
There is the non-trivial problem of how you and your ride identify each other in a tangle of 2000 pedestrians
That's what the AR is for - well, besides smiley faces.
"In reverse."
Did Apple ever try to portray metal as a standard?
LOL, as a standard for what? Apples?? That would be a contradiction, unless "proprietary standard" means anything (it doesn't).
CryEngine/Unreal/Unity?
Dude, those aren't API's; those are game engines/development kits.
No. Before DirectX, graphics and multimedia API's were proprietary; for example, I needed a special edition of Tomb Raider to watch Lara's ass twitch in 640Ã--480 on a Matrox Mystique when she walked; prior to that, I could barely make out the shape of her ass when it was rendered in software @320Ã--240...
"When all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail."
not to steal our passwords but to bring down our culture
They state this as though:
A) Aliens give two fucks about our culture
B) As if that would even be a bad thing
They're required to ship US models with Qualcomm chips instead of their own. Licencing or regs, I don't recall...
Snapdragon (Qualcomm) tends to have fewer cores but better single-threaded performance compared to Exynos (Samsung's in-house ARM chips; not used on U.S. models). Snapdragon tends to presents fewer issues with drivers than Exynos (for those developing custom ROM's) but in the case of several Samsung models that I know of, the international variants of the phones with Exynos can be bootloader-unlocked while the US models equipped with Snapdragon cannot.
KNOX, unfortunately, tends to be a bit more secure than that.
You carry your phone in your hands all the time?
That question is entirely orthogonal to the matter of whether the phone is adequately sized for one's hands.
in what is possibly one of the hottest parts of the country?
I take it you've never been to Hawaii. FYI, it's generally very pleasant; tradewinds and all that.
and the earthquakes that come with them
As those are shield volcanoes, the region should be fairly stable, seismically...
should
Should in one hand; shit in the other.
Vaseline.
I'm getting the impression that "self driving" is being pushed by morons who've never driven in the first place... which actually makes sense for multiple reasons.
There are a lot of situations these things won't be able to handle. No one tell the marketing drones and the MBA's; they don't deserve to know.
Man-purses... for those without man-hands?
They can take their locked bootloader and stick it up their kimchee-reeking asses.
literally invented the false-flag concept
It doesn't take a genius to figure out that false flags are as old as tribal warfare. Oh, and you're a fucking moron.