Courts apply laws written by governments. In the best case.
In the worst case, courts are directly managed by governments.
So, you really think that a government would give its powers up in favor of the people?
I don't think so.
In order to be a Google competitor you have to differentiate away from it.
In my opinion TouchWiz and a few Samsung online services atop of Andoid are not enough. Google controls the Android ecosystem.
Making real hardware also it is not, partly because Google is expected to deliver some in the near future.
Different/better hardware and different OS (like FirefoxOS) with different GUI could help. Let's see what happens.
In order to get Linux growing is a similar thing.
A "ring0" with a very basic system on top of which all other distros are based.
This would avoid everyone re-inventing the warm water multiple times, while distros would focus on the other rings.
More or less the same as is seen in FreeBSD with the "GIU"derivatives.
A controlled ring0 would focus on keeping the system up and running at the very best with a centralized repo for everyone.
But you may say i am a dreamer...
Whatever you import from wherever needs to comply with some local regulation.
From ham to cars, from iPhone warranty to software EULAs.
This article looks more like flame bait than actual news!
Mechanical-to-electronic interface is just one. The one you think it's to blame.
Then you have the system interface (the USB and the PS/2).
Then you have the full OS stack with its drivers, event listeners etc.
Then you have the browser technologies (like Javascript stuff) which could react differently to different input classes.
And finally the network latency.
All of them at the same time.
Maybe you are right in blaming the device, but I wouldn't bet a penny on it.
At Microsoft they forgot to capitalize also on all other hypes: green economy, emerging markets, new moon race and possibly more.
Well, if only they could also capitalize on sales...
First of all, the fact that the application is for mobile devices it doesn't say anything.
Is the application you are mentioning runnint into the mobile device? Or is it a web application for mobile devices?
In the former case, I think you need to stick with the device architecture constraints, like ObjectiveC for Apple mobile stuff.
In the latter case, the choices is up to the developer team and what they know better.
I would personally choose C++ with Wt. But that's just me.
Like serial lines, 16KB memory banks, power supply or the CPU itself?
Do they have spare parts? Do they know those parts really work now and will work when needed?
I think the plastics around the chips will start degrading much earlier than 2050...
I foresee another nuclear incident quite soon... this time triggered by laziness and stupidity.
I mean, to me a 3d printed gun is like any weapon you can build at home or in the garage.
Is a weapon that doesn't follow the "normal" market chain.
So they also should regulate, say, hand made knives, archery and even deadly traps.
It looks to me just like a govt response to a buzzword. Just to let people know "we are watching over you".
In a real world system, nothing stands still and everything is in flux.
Unless you can finely account for every single CPU instruction and hardware activity to the browsing, then it's unlikely your "test with and without" will yield anything relevant.
Even if you reboot the system after every single test you won't be able to get the very same "execution environment".
And this is why I am asking: there seems to be not enough information on how the test has been conducted and measured.
To me it smells like crap. I could be wrong, but the smell is awful.
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It's loo late, dude.
25 years too late.
Courts apply laws written by governments. In the best case.
In the worst case, courts are directly managed by governments.
So, you really think that a government would give its powers up in favor of the people?
I don't think so.
In order to be a Google competitor you have to differentiate away from it.
In my opinion TouchWiz and a few Samsung online services atop of Andoid are not enough.
Google controls the Android ecosystem.
Making real hardware also it is not, partly because Google is expected to deliver some in the near future.
Different/better hardware and different OS (like FirefoxOS) with different GUI could help. Let's see what happens.
to rule them all! Of course, you insensitive hobbit clod!
In order to get Linux growing is a similar thing. ...
A "ring0" with a very basic system on top of which all other distros are based.
This would avoid everyone re-inventing the warm water multiple times, while distros would focus on the other rings.
More or less the same as is seen in FreeBSD with the "GIU"derivatives.
A controlled ring0 would focus on keeping the system up and running at the very best with a centralized repo for everyone.
But you may say i am a dreamer
Apart of the technical points, useless in /., that would hinder the hard work in UK banks which in turn would lead to worse crisis effects!
Install Linux
Whatever you import from wherever needs to comply with some local regulation.
From ham to cars, from iPhone warranty to software EULAs.
This article looks more like flame bait than actual news!
I understand this can be a widelay spoken about case. But, come on, this is slashdot, not the Sunday Times!!!
Nope. He'll got USD 300 less.
For both Microsoft and C-level execs.
I'd like to mod you higher than 5.
Mechanical-to-electronic interface is just one. The one you think it's to blame.
Then you have the system interface (the USB and the PS/2).
Then you have the full OS stack with its drivers, event listeners etc.
Then you have the browser technologies (like Javascript stuff) which could react differently to different input classes.
And finally the network latency.
All of them at the same time.
Maybe you are right in blaming the device, but I wouldn't bet a penny on it.
Next step is to use HIV to get rid of that other disease.
At Microsoft they forgot to capitalize also on all other hypes: green economy, emerging markets, new moon race and possibly more. ...
Well, if only they could also capitalize on sales
Does this disk withstand a drop or any other mechanical stress?
How can "someone" coming after the human race has vanished read that disk?
First of all, the fact that the application is for mobile devices it doesn't say anything.
Is the application you are mentioning runnint into the mobile device? Or is it a web application for mobile devices?
In the former case, I think you need to stick with the device architecture constraints, like ObjectiveC for Apple mobile stuff.
In the latter case, the choices is up to the developer team and what they know better.
I would personally choose C++ with Wt. But that's just me.
So, please, explain better your problem.
or any other Microsoft related OS thanks God.
Wasn't that already brought by Americans (burbon) and Russians (vodaka) back in the space race age?
No, just more reasonable.
Like serial lines, 16KB memory banks, power supply or the CPU itself? ...
Do they have spare parts? Do they know those parts really work now and will work when needed?
I think the plastics around the chips will start degrading much earlier than 2050
I foresee another nuclear incident quite soon... this time triggered by laziness and stupidity.
E-mail, facebook messaging, google talk, yahoo messaging ...
They have no clue about technology!
I mean, to me a 3d printed gun is like any weapon you can build at home or in the garage.
Is a weapon that doesn't follow the "normal" market chain.
So they also should regulate, say, hand made knives, archery and even deadly traps.
It looks to me just like a govt response to a buzzword. Just to let people know "we are watching over you".
How much ActiveX can you see out there? I see much more Javascript and HTML5 ...
In a real world system, nothing stands still and everything is in flux.
Unless you can finely account for every single CPU instruction and hardware activity to the browsing, then it's unlikely your "test with and without" will yield anything relevant.
Even if you reboot the system after every single test you won't be able to get the very same "execution environment".
And this is why I am asking: there seems to be not enough information on how the test has been conducted and measured.
To me it smells like crap. I could be wrong, but the smell is awful.