I expect the sensors will be used to make forced interactions with ads and tracking. It's time a web browser gets released that says we won't add any more APIs, just a plain text browsing experience. A modern gopher basically
It has to support over a billion different conputers with different drivers and hardware plus support decades of backward compatbility. Android/Linux come close.
I rememeber it being my first “mobile” internet experience before the smartphone era. Sony could have innovated it so much more if they didn’t make it use proprtietary media.
Wikipedia used to be an anything goes encyclopedia, where anyone could jump in and create an article. My first articles were almost 16 years ago where there were no notability rules and Ip addresses could create articles. In fact I almost became an admin but their rapidly increasingly “standards” prevented me because I wasn’t enough of an “obsessive”. I left the site after that and became a vandal. Yes I’m proud to be one of the sites “long term abuse”rs. As years went by they put increasingly tougher rules into the system.
They made it so you needed an account to post articles (they blamed the Seigenthaler incident). then they made that you can’t have a “conflict of interest”, made that you need 500 edits to edit certain topics and finally made it that you need to wait four days before you can create an article.
Wikipedia has thoroughly wasted my donation money over the years and I think until its core croup of obsessive editors die of old age there is little hope for the future of the project. Attempts to fork Wikipedia have been generally unsuccessful and I have seen a load of them.
When we had the dot com boom we had a glut of computing students who graduated after the bust resulting in a glut of overqualified people with no jobs and buried in student debt. Anytime a university sets up a "fad degree" you know it's time to get out of the field. There is probably cloud and blockchain degrees as well.
If Facebook is getting to the point where it can print money (which is why it wants it’s own cryptocurrency). Then it’s time for an investigation from the SEC.
No support from Microsoft for over four years but still over 10% market share for the security hole OS It will get even worse when Firefox drops support.. It gets to the point where it's easier to reformat every few months than to keep updating. Most viruses probably get great firewalled anyway.
Just like China has their own websites that comply with the great firewall we will have a world where large chunks of the internet will be GDPR walled. I expect most US companies will find it more profitable to block than comply.
Slashdot Mirror
No more adding features to HTML5/CSS/JS. They are only being used for things like tracking, spying, malware and crypto mining.
I expect the sensors will be used to make forced interactions with ads and tracking. It's time a web browser gets released that says we won't add any more APIs, just a plain text browsing experience. A modern gopher basically
Any advance in hardware is taken up by mining, leaving research for graphics a hardware generation behind.
Talking of them being fined and split up. Google, Alphabet and the Big 5 need both.
And other good hardware that they used to make, instead of becoming reliant on gimmick revenue sources. A Playstation with OtherOS too.
Lets launch an ICO today.
And it will be for crypto mining.
Pretty much soon you will have hardware that you subscribe to for monthly replacements..
It has to support over a billion different conputers with different drivers and hardware plus support decades of backward compatbility. Android/Linux come close.
Ubundows 10 still not for consumption by serious Linux users. Plus playing with all this "snap" nonsense instead of plain .deb files.
Please make sure that Firefox dosen't do this.
Tux Racer, Tux Paint, Super Tux Kart etc.
...in order to be played.
I rememeber it being my first “mobile” internet experience before the smartphone era. Sony could have innovated it so much more if they didn’t make it use proprtietary media.
Why do we need another operating system and domain?
Wikipedia used to be an anything goes encyclopedia, where anyone could jump in and create an article. My first articles were almost 16 years ago where there were no notability rules and Ip addresses could create articles. In fact I almost became an admin but their rapidly increasingly “standards” prevented me because I wasn’t enough of an “obsessive”. I left the site after that and became a vandal. Yes I’m proud to be one of the sites “long term abuse”rs. As years went by they put increasingly tougher rules into the system.
They made it so you needed an account to post articles (they blamed the Seigenthaler incident). then they made that you can’t have a “conflict of interest”, made that you need 500 edits to edit certain topics and finally made it that you need to wait four days before you can create an article.
Wikipedia has thoroughly wasted my donation money over the years and I think until its core croup of obsessive editors die of old age there is little hope for the future of the project. Attempts to fork Wikipedia have been generally unsuccessful and I have seen a load of them.
When we had the dot com boom we had a glut of computing students who graduated after the bust resulting in a glut of overqualified people with no jobs and buried in student debt. Anytime a university sets up a "fad degree" you know it's time to get out of the field. There is probably cloud and blockchain degrees as well.
If Facebook is getting to the point where it can print money (which is why it wants it’s own cryptocurrency). Then it’s time for an investigation from the SEC.
They should see it coming.
No support from Microsoft for over four years but still over 10% market share for the security hole OS It will get even worse when Firefox drops support.. It gets to the point where it's easier to reformat every few months than to keep updating. Most viruses probably get great firewalled anyway.
Knowing IBM they still use these on a regular basis.
Thats’s what EA actually said. Full post on reddit.
One of the first “apps” for this will be yet another cryptocurrency miner that will be spread around an organization’s spreadsheets.
With a free tulip bulb with every kid’s meal.
Just like China has their own websites that comply with the great firewall we will have a world where large chunks of the internet will be GDPR walled. I expect most US companies will find it more profitable to block than comply.