LINUX DESKTOP IS DEAD . When you comepare linux desktop from year 2000 to current linux desktop, surprise surprise : they look almost the same. COmparing modern OS line windows10 with modern linux desktop is like comparing any modern car with a car from year 1980 !!!
3.1.4 is 3.1 with bug fixes. The extra memory is to patch the 3.1 modules with updated versions.
If you use a 3.1.4 ROM the patches are not needed. The release contains a 3.1.4 ROM image for you to burn to an EPROM or real ROMs will be available at a later date.
3.x & 0.5mb is only usable if you are running from floppy. Even in the 90s anyone using an Amiga for non-games had a HD.
All Amiga's are 'old'.
3.1.4 has almost the same requirements as 3.1, assuming you buy an updated ROM (else it patches the existing ROM, which needs RAM).
I'd say it's news for geeks. It's a polished new release for a 32 year old platform.
The guy ain't gonna make megabucks from this, it's only sold 140 copies so far.
The other day I noticed that my dress pants were starting to get a little raggedy. So I went to amazon, went to my orders, typed in "pants", and up popped the last two times I ordered these pants. I added 2 to the cart, checked out, and they showed up 2 days later. I spent probably about 2 minutes total buying pants, and I got the exact ones I wanted in the exact size I needed
So just like regular non-Prime Amazon then. Why would you pay extra for this?
Got the problem on an AMD PC here. Even a fresh install of the latest Windows 10 from MSDN blue screens it. Used to work on older versions of Windows 10.
That's not correct. Chromecast is a streaming device that 'casts' media from a server (normally on the internet, but a local Plex server can be used for example). A phone, tablet or computer acts as the _remote_. You can mirror from a local device but the results are average at best.
I run a 4.4 on mine and it's OK. Battery is still going strong.
I also run F2FS and manually run a SD Trimmer every now and then.
But I'm really only using it for a Netflix/Plex remote.
Plex is fantastic but it does not transcode audio (like it does for video). This means when I am on a dodgy 3G signal my phone cannot play my FLAC audio from my server at home.
Are you kidding? Mobile data is cheap in the UK. Line rental alone £16.99 from BT. Add another £10-£20 for a basic internet package.
£27 - £37 buys you a lot of mobile data.
Had quite a few customers hit with these. One was running a legacy xBase app and it even encrypted the DBF files! Luckily they had a backup only a few hours old.
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Britain has some of the lowest mobile prices in the EU. I pay £10 for 3Gb with unlimited calls & texts.
Only in the morning. By afternoon my phone & my colleagues were unable to make calls.
It works like this pretty much everywhere.
Amiga is DEAD, only necrophiles love the amiga.
LINUX DESKTOP IS DEAD . When you comepare linux desktop from year 2000 to current linux desktop, surprise surprise : they look almost the same. COmparing modern OS line windows10 with modern linux desktop is like comparing any modern car with a car from year 1980 !!!
I see a common theme here.
3.1.4 is 3.1 with bug fixes. The extra memory is to patch the 3.1 modules with updated versions.
If you use a 3.1.4 ROM the patches are not needed. The release contains a 3.1.4 ROM image for you to burn to an EPROM or real ROMs will be available at a later date.
3.x & 0.5mb is only usable if you are running from floppy. Even in the 90s anyone using an Amiga for non-games had a HD.
All Amiga's are 'old'. 3.1.4 has almost the same requirements as 3.1, assuming you buy an updated ROM (else it patches the existing ROM, which needs RAM).
You've had 30 years to upgrade your A500. 3.1.4 requirements are almost identical to 3.1
Tab complete doesn't work with / in the path though.
I'd say it's news for geeks. It's a polished new release for a 32 year old platform.
The guy ain't gonna make megabucks from this, it's only sold 140 copies so far.
Did you really try prime?
The other day I noticed that my dress pants were starting to get a little raggedy. So I went to amazon, went to my orders, typed in "pants", and up popped the last two times I ordered these pants. I added 2 to the cart, checked out, and they showed up 2 days later. I spent probably about 2 minutes total buying pants, and I got the exact ones I wanted in the exact size I needed
So just like regular non-Prime Amazon then. Why would you pay extra for this?
Got the problem on an AMD PC here. Even a fresh install of the latest Windows 10 from MSDN blue screens it. Used to work on older versions of Windows 10.
That's not correct. Chromecast is a streaming device that 'casts' media from a server (normally on the internet, but a local Plex server can be used for example). A phone, tablet or computer acts as the _remote_. You can mirror from a local device but the results are average at best.
Hey, don't forget the 6809!
I run a 4.4 on mine and it's OK. Battery is still going strong. I also run F2FS and manually run a SD Trimmer every now and then. But I'm really only using it for a Netflix/Plex remote.
In the UK we have the Direct Debit Guarantee. If a screw up like this happens your bank must give you a full and immediate refund.
So did the Kindle Keyboard.
Plex is fantastic but it does not transcode audio (like it does for video). This means when I am on a dodgy 3G signal my phone cannot play my FLAC audio from my server at home.
Depends on the country. The UK has no mandatory ID and I don't see this changing soon.
If you don't give a smart tv your wifi credentials it is essentially a dumb tv. Just plug in a Chromecast or whatever to get streaming support.
Keeps the house warm too!
Are you kidding? Mobile data is cheap in the UK. Line rental alone £16.99 from BT. Add another £10-£20 for a basic internet package. £27 - £37 buys you a lot of mobile data.
Huh? The UK doesn't even have a national ID card.
5. A black cab can go the long way around and charge extra.
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Had quite a few customers hit with these. One was running a legacy xBase app and it even encrypted the DBF files! Luckily they had a backup only a few hours old.