The last ones to ship WebAssembly in the stable branches were Apple in Safari 11.0
Safari 11 which requires the latest version of macOS, unlike Chrome which happily runs on OS X 10.9.5, the last true version of OS X before it all turned into iOS-like crap with a dead-flat user interface, nearly-identical pastel colours everywhere and unreadable fonts unless if you're over 20.
I think Reddcoin was created exactly for that purpose. Adding Dogecoin wouldn't be a bad idea either. They're both coins that have more or less held their value over multiple years, unlike others which crashed and burned (i.e. mooncoin, flappycoin).
Billionaire Bill Gates is personally investing $50 million to help fund research to find a treatment for Alzheimer’s disease, a type of dementia Gates says has struck members of his own family.
software being adapted (a replacement for Exchange, hopefully)
There's not a big chance of that ever happening because it's a business application and nerds only want to play with file systems, graphical user interfaces, image editors, etc. You'll have thousands of commercial-quality Linux-only games before you have a Linux-only version of something even closely similar to Microsoft Exchange.
The Linux community trying to "fix" the problem of adoption by fussing around with file systems and GUIs is like the Windows community trying to "fix" Windows by adding LED lighting to their computer cases.
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It is generally just you? What?
That kind of shit probably did not happen in the Amiga and Atari ST era, though.
And if you want, nothing prevents you from removing the ROM (which was socketed at the time) and write the OS to a new blank chip.
I think we can trust pre-ME and pre-PSP processors, maybe.
Another solution is building a system with older parts. Was there ever any security concerns with, say, VIA processors such as the C3?
I think the only secure systems are old computers from the 16-bit and 32-bit era, something with the OS in ROM and thus cannot be modified.
Never mind that.
WTF is "broadcast television"?
Yeah. He's able to enjoy himself.
Thank you, I'll be here all week.
Safari 11 which requires the latest version of macOS, unlike Chrome which happily runs on OS X 10.9.5, the last true version of OS X before it all turned into iOS-like crap with a dead-flat user interface, nearly-identical pastel colours everywhere and unreadable fonts unless if you're over 20.
I think Reddcoin was created exactly for that purpose. Adding Dogecoin wouldn't be a bad idea either. They're both coins that have more or less held their value over multiple years, unlike others which crashed and burned (i.e. mooncoin, flappycoin).
That's why I said at least one.
Make it so!
Billionaire Bill Gates is personally investing $50 million to help fund research to find a treatment for Alzheimer’s disease, a type of dementia Gates says has struck members of his own family.
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Only if there was 100 dimes in the bag.
Most coin mechanisms can be calibrated for either USA quarters or Canadian quarters. Bad ones will sometimes jam if you use the wrong type.
I don't know about the rest of your post, but if you're paying 100$ for a quarter, you're getting screwed. A quarter is only worth 0.25$.
1. Ranch houses in Hayward are overpriced
2. Dollar purchasing power is too low
Pick at least one.
If you want java, wait for your coffee break.
Get back to work!
There's not a big chance of that ever happening because it's a business application and nerds only want to play with file systems, graphical user interfaces, image editors, etc. You'll have thousands of commercial-quality Linux-only games before you have a Linux-only version of something even closely similar to Microsoft Exchange.
The Linux community trying to "fix" the problem of adoption by fussing around with file systems and GUIs is like the Windows community trying to "fix" Windows by adding LED lighting to their computer cases.
If they really wanted to Switch they should go with Nintendo.
Then all he'll have to do is sign up for Amazon Prime Squared Video.
The title itself specifies Ad-supported version of Prime Video, no need to go into panic mode.
That's a much better topic for Slashdot than Bill Gates' pledge to fight... eh... what was it again?
Linus doesn't have the profits of decades of back-stabbing, under-handed shady deals with multinational corporations that Bill Gates has.
The first step toward making Expelled From Paradise a reality.
I call dibs on Angela Balzac.
Damn. For a second there, I read that as Picard Island. There's already Riker Island, after all.