It's more like spoken or written human languages to me: You need to study, learn and practice before being proficient.
If you think that you need a fast solution, then the language you know the best is among the right solutions. Assembly isn't more error prone than English. It just depends whether you are or not an idiotic programmer or a easy-going speaker.
We are already running closed source blobs in Android phones running at root privileges. This means you can forget about privacy. Anyway, Linux is not at the application level. It's at the OS level. Mostly.
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You should have smartphones sending gps (or other positioning data) to police everytime you dial 911 or whatever number you use for emergency calls.
Worldwide!
I cannot find any reference to FPGAs into the upstream answer I was commenting to.
Sure. But if a cpu costed 50 bucks then you'd ready to replace it with a fixed one.
Why not? Why not trying?
It looks great!
And what about servers?
The base concept is bulls**it on its own.
It's more like spoken or written human languages to me:
You need to study, learn and practice before being proficient.
If you think that you need a fast solution, then the language you know the best is among the right solutions.
Assembly isn't more error prone than English.
It just depends whether you are or not an idiotic programmer or a easy-going speaker.
Microsoft's TypeScript, meanwhile, has increased in popularity by making life easier for developers looking for an alternative to JavaScript.
How can something that only lives in a single browser make programners' lives easier?
Is that you, Bill?
To start scratching real facial recognition
40% of those who voted, maybe.
"Donald Trump's is an idiot"!
Fetus! Fetus! Fetus!
Ban me now, Don!
Of course!
They can keep the phones as long as they are off or in "airplane mode".
In Italy mobile phones are banned since 2012...
This is really news!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=...
We are already running closed source blobs in Android phones running at root privileges. This means you can forget about privacy.
Anyway, Linux is not at the application level. It's at the OS level. Mostly.
My Skoda Superb already has a door on the back! Is it already compliant?
And what if I install a so-called "after market firmware" that hinders that backdoor?
And what if I install a home-made (read "linux based") device instead of a "commercial" one?
Will I be considered "out of law"?
That's it.
I wonder how these two compare with MS edge browser.
They just asked Google.
And environment too.
Genetics is just a face of the coin.