1080p display, which is too high a DPI to be comfortable on less than a 15" screen
No. I hate 16:9 just as much as you do, but there's no such thing as "too high" PPI. There is only diminishing benefit and a tradeoff with the grunt required to render the pixels. 1920x1080 isn't excessive until below 9".
Not really. The fact is, none of the smartphone platforms are open enough or standardized enough to be trusted with data you want to keep secret from the government. It will be a good long time before anything is as secure as a laptop purchased with cash and an alias, encrypted, firewalled off from the public internet, and stored with the power off in a tamper-evident safe.
That functionality should be handled by FUSE. (For SFTP, use sshfs.) Things like that are the reason people have That One KDE App that takes 8 seconds to start.
If you're going to pay for two hard disks anyway, why not use one to backup the other? Attempting to revive a failed disk should be the very last option.
The registry doesn't get "crufty". That is just a baseless attack that has no meat behind it. Please explain the science of "cruft", how it works, how it impacts performance, and how other OSes aren;t affected by "cruft".
Other OSes have package managers. Windows does not. "Cruft" is the result of the installation and removal of software in the absence of a package manger.
Or, rather than having to conceal non-standard equipment and leaving physical evidence and/or an RF trail, a spy could steganographically conceal encrypted secret documents in image macros, and post them to a public website such as 4chan.
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1080p display, which is too high a DPI to be comfortable on less than a 15" screen
No. I hate 16:9 just as much as you do, but there's no such thing as "too high" PPI. There is only diminishing benefit and a tradeoff with the grunt required to render the pixels. 1920x1080 isn't excessive until below 9".
Obvious shill is obvious.
The very basics of research, in 2012 CE, involve a search engine.
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Apparently not.
Not really. The fact is, none of the smartphone platforms are open enough or standardized enough to be trusted with data you want to keep secret from the government. It will be a good long time before anything is as secure as a laptop purchased with cash and an alias, encrypted, firewalled off from the public internet, and stored with the power off in a tamper-evident safe.
Well, 44100 -> 96000 meets the nyquist condition, so...
Tell your mother-in-law to use S3 suspend.
All the hybrid drives I've seen have so little flash that you could do better by maxing your RAM.
I don't even know what the heck "SMART" data is.
Then why the fuck are you on Slashdot?
That functionality should be handled by FUSE. (For SFTP, use sshfs.) Things like that are the reason people have That One KDE App that takes 8 seconds to start.
If you're going to pay for two hard disks anyway, why not use one to backup the other? Attempting to revive a failed disk should be the very last option.
But heterosexuals could marry their sex too. I don't see why they would want to, but hey, whatever floats your boat.
How was this difficult? I mean, wouldn't it just be:
1. Puree
2. Dredge with magnet
one could argue everyone has the same right to marry someone of the opposite sex, there is no preferential treatment.
lol
disable all the visual gimmicks, like aero
Enjoy your lack of vsync.
Whoa. There are places, in the United States even where you could get a gigabit pipe to the world for that.
And yet I had a minor CPU usage issue with all of my Mozilla and Java applications. I'm running 3.2.
The registry doesn't get "crufty". That is just a baseless attack that has no meat behind it. Please explain the science of "cruft", how it works, how it impacts performance, and how other OSes aren;t affected by "cruft".
Other OSes have package managers. Windows does not. "Cruft" is the result of the installation and removal of software in the absence of a package manger.
I am of the opinon that it is entirely fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory to require cross-licensing of all patents in related fields.
Laws are not deserving of respect.
Or, rather than having to conceal non-standard equipment and leaving physical evidence and/or an RF trail, a spy could steganographically conceal encrypted secret documents in image macros, and post them to a public website such as 4chan.
I never was able to understand how people choose to spend their life by being entertained.
Because entertainment is fun. That is, as they say, the entire point.
Laptop CPUs, sometimes.
YCbCr 4:2:2 output
What interconnect do you use for this? What kind of display devices will accept it as input?
256GB (common base laptop SSD now) is OK but anemic.
Wat. My netbook has a 4 GB SSD. That is anemic. 16 GB would be comfortable. 64 is extravagant. Learn2sshfs.