How so? Where is your data that says even half of Android buyers do so because it uses the Linux kernel? And supercomputers? Why is it that you Linux people always trot out supercomputers when people are talking about desktops?
and there's only legacy software forcing people into Windows nowadays.
Yeah, more than a billion people. That's practically no one!
What silly logic. When someone says "using" with regards to an OS they are talking about direct usage. Not that some rack of servers that you only interact with through a high-level application happens runs to the OS. When I go tomGoogle.com I'm using their web application being served up not the underlying OS.
No shit? No one was saying such a thing. Hence why the summary goes into how Sony also added improvements to light collection to talk about how the sensor is better.
Yep, this is all about Facebool being able to track and data mine you without another ISP being in the middle. End-to-end tracking of all your activity is all these companies care about.
Not entirely what? Re-read my post. I didn't say everyone dumped Solaris, but Solaris was relegated to niche status by most people long ago. There's a good reason Sun made OpenSolaris 13 years ago and it wasn't because they had tons of paying customers.
It's not about emojis. It's about Slashdot being unable to handle UTF-8 properly despite most other websites being able to support it for nearly a decade.
Another aspie missing the point. Emoji support would come for free if Slashdot could even properly support UTF-8. You know a thing most websites have supported for years and years if not more than a decade.
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The data says very much otherwise,
How so? Where is your data that says even half of Android buyers do so because it uses the Linux kernel? And supercomputers? Why is it that you Linux people always trot out supercomputers when people are talking about desktops?
and there's only legacy software forcing people into Windows nowadays.
Yeah, more than a billion people. That's practically no one!
The forced updates of iOS have proven to be !ore secure than the fragmented updates of Android.
What the fuck are you talking about? iOS does not have forced updates.
What silly logic. When someone says "using" with regards to an OS they are talking about direct usage. Not that some rack of servers that you only interact with through a high-level application happens runs to the OS. When I go tomGoogle.com I'm using their web application being served up not the underlying OS.
It came from the original article.
No shit? No one was saying such a thing. Hence why the summary goes into how Sony also added improvements to light collection to talk about how the sensor is better.
Yep, this is all about Facebool being able to track and data mine you without another ISP being in the middle. End-to-end tracking of all your activity is all these companies care about.
What does USB3 have to do with gaming?
How does it detract from the mission? As GP said above:
Was FreeBSD suddenly less efficient or more bug-ridden?
Not entirely.
Not entirely what? Re-read my post. I didn't say everyone dumped Solaris, but Solaris was relegated to niche status by most people long ago. There's a good reason Sun made OpenSolaris 13 years ago and it wasn't because they had tons of paying customers.
Because most people dumped Solaris more than a decade ago?
So you distrust software written by someone else yet run anti-virus which is... software written by someone else.
It is known that it is not based on Linux. It uses a microkernel called Zircon.
Because different groups of people can't work on different things simultaneously?
So what you're saying is Apple is no different than pretty much all corporations? How insightful!
It's not about emojis. It's about Slashdot being unable to handle UTF-8 properly despite most other websites being able to support it for nearly a decade.
Another aspie missing the point. Emoji support would come for free if Slashdot could even properly support UTF-8. You know a thing most websites have supported for years and years if not more than a decade.
Then why not use the command aliases that are much shorter?
So it can do things that Slashdot still can't. The irony will probably be lost on the people acting smug over this being "late".
This will give all those GUI-only IT "experts" fits, of course.
Why? For what possible reason would they even care?
No I didn't. creimer's nothing but a janitor-level IT person
lolwut? creimer is the IT equivalent of a port-o-potty pumper.
Huh? You're statement makes no sense. What does system memory bandwidth have to do with the video signal bandwidth of the display interface?
Your math is off by a factor of 8. 51.2 GB/s is for a 64-bit bus.
It's a Brian Fagioli article. Of course the person is clueless.
6400 Mbps would be a 1-bit bus.