Not exactly, AMD had single-core power boosts since quite some time now. This is a refined version that calculates the boost based on real-time sensor data, instead of using conservative assumptions. So basically: the better you dissipate heat, the faster it goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BeZneKBIVI "I can take double anything you can!" Gotta love the quality of the dialogues, with lines that you'd expect to hear in some particularly competitive porn movie, rather than in a game about nanotechnological beefcakes vs. north korean aliens.
Honestly, no. The product might still be used, but the technology is obsolete. It might be interesting for learning purposes, but for those trying to create innovative software (those who need patents), they're hardly relevant.
Actually I recently read a paper from Tim Morgan, a researcher at Tullett Prebon, that claims that the economy is basically just a dynamic balance between produced energy and consumed energy, and currency is just an intermediary state that loses meaning if there's no energy to buy with it (every product is as valuable as the energy used to craft it). This basically associated the economy to physics, and not to finance, and defines debt as a bet on future energy.
fuse-exfat is also an userspace driver like ntfs-3g. If US-based distros like Fedora ar able to ship with ntfs-3g installed by default, they might be able to do the same with fuse-exfat, unless Microsoft closed the legal loophole used for ntfs-3g.
Hmm not really, here in Italy horse meat is available off the shelf, and in North-East there are even dedicated butcheries. One of Verona's typical dishes is horse stew with polenta, and it's readily available in all local traditional restaurants. I think the problem in finding horse meat has more to do with eating habits than with EU regulations.
Pretty laggy, but it's still in alpha... For the rest, I didn't see any feature that would make me switch from Android, but I wait to see it on actual phones before judging.
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My comment was obviously referring to a hypotetical US invasion of NK, as the parent post was drawing a parallel to Iraq.
You seem to underestimate 60+ years of uninterrupted regime propaganda.
Method to display a video... ON A PHONE!
Nokia is now, by all extents, a Microsoft proxy.
Not exactly, AMD had single-core power boosts since quite some time now. This is a refined version that calculates the boost based on real-time sensor data, instead of using conservative assumptions. So basically: the better you dissipate heat, the faster it goes.
You fail at history.
A pizza is split in 3 parts, and kept in 3 different banks in 3 countries. Bank robbers never get a full pizza.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0BeZneKBIVI
"I can take double anything you can!" Gotta love the quality of the dialogues, with lines that you'd expect to hear in some particularly competitive porn movie, rather than in a game about nanotechnological beefcakes vs. north korean aliens.
Sure, try to crowdsource 10k for any git commit of the linux kernel...
Honestly, no. The product might still be used, but the technology is obsolete.
It might be interesting for learning purposes, but for those trying to create innovative software (those who need patents), they're hardly relevant.
Submitting a patent has a considerable cost.
5 - 10 years is ages in IT. By the time they expire, they're obsolete.
Repying to myself just to add the full link to the paper: http://www.tullettprebon.com/Documents/strategyinsights/TPSI_009_Perfect_Storm_009.pdf
Actually I recently read a paper from Tim Morgan, a researcher at Tullett Prebon, that claims that the economy is basically just a dynamic balance between produced energy and consumed energy, and currency is just an intermediary state that loses meaning if there's no energy to buy with it (every product is as valuable as the energy used to craft it). This basically associated the economy to physics, and not to finance, and defines debt as a bet on future energy.
You can read the full paper here http://www.tullettprebon.com/strategyinsights/media_resources.aspx
Iran has never been a Western colony, if you exclude Alexandre the Great.
http://www.gnutelephony.org/index.php/GNU_Telephony
Feel free to contribute.
fuse-exfat is also an userspace driver like ntfs-3g. If US-based distros like Fedora ar able to ship with ntfs-3g installed by default, they might be able to do the same with fuse-exfat, unless Microsoft closed the legal loophole used for ntfs-3g.
As the name clearly states, this is a FUSE implementation of exFAT, i.e. userspace. In which case DKMS is as useful as a fork for soup.
So not only we get the news two days after Phoronix [1], but the poster has no idea on what he's talking about.
[1] http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTI3OTQ
Where are my mod points when I need them?
+1 Funny, you deserve it.
Hmm not really, here in Italy horse meat is available off the shelf, and in North-East there are even dedicated butcheries. One of Verona's typical dishes is horse stew with polenta, and it's readily available in all local traditional restaurants.
I think the problem in finding horse meat has more to do with eating habits than with EU regulations.
I for sure don't.
I assume you belong to the Anonymous Trollers...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXWnMTm7We8
Pretty laggy, but it's still in alpha...
For the rest, I didn't see any feature that would make me switch from Android, but I wait to see it on actual phones before judging.
That will last til we pretend that the European Commission is a "technical" institution and, as such, doesn't need to be voted.
Humans are still better at detecting sensor glitches.