What's really happened here is that Apple has killed all old classic games and apps. A similiar thing happened when Microsoft released Windows 7. A lot of old games (like the origonal Xcom) didn't work on the new OS. However, because Windows is more or less open system, the comunity was able to get them working using DosBox. But iOS unfortunately is a closed system. All those classic games are dead forever.
It doesn't matter if that you can download old apps from the App store. The restriction is being enforced by the operating system. If you have iOS 10.3 installed on your device it will not run 32-bit apps, as the article states. Also not many people realise that this has happened before. iOS 9 broke old versions of apps by inforcing requirement of root viewcontroller, which hadn't been inforced before.
If Apple is forced to pay the $13 billion, Ireland is unlikely to see any of it. Firstly, other EU countries would go after Apple for a share and also Apple could declare the tax in the US instead. https://www.theguardian.com/bu...
There's some more issues to it than that. C++ is more efficent because it can use the stack more and can store primitive types in stl collections directly. Language's like c# and java have to instantiate objects on the heap always and primitive type can't be store in collection classes. Then, look at the amount of memory that the runtime uses, it's far, far more than any c++ exe. For instance, run a empty c# Unity project and you've blown 50mb of RAM already.
> I'll echo Seth Myers in saying that I've been wrong about him so many times that, if this trend continues, he'll be a great president
That's the classic logic fallacy. You could be wrong about him in both directions, i.e. he could even worse than your worse expectations - but you choose the other direction, i.e. that he is better than you expected, because that's the way you sympathies lie.
ah no, deuterium is produced from heavy water and the tritium is produced in the fusion reactor itself from litium. No need for breeder reactors at all.
It produces a lot less waste, but no, it's not short lived. The real advantage of fusion over fision is that it's inherently safer insofar that the reaction can be switched of instantly.
The table here: https://www.semiwiki.com/forum... give a breakdown of the different foundries nodes. As you can see, TSMC's 10nm is about 15% denser than Intel's 14nm, however density isn't the only factor. Performance-wise I would say Intel's 14nm is going to be better for a server chip, because it's specifically tuned for high performance computing, while TSMC's nodes are tuned for low power mobile SoC's
Bad luck if you're watching a film that has a sand storm or fog in it. The banding artifacts caused by compression make those scenes nearly unwatchable
>You'll get my 2008 Mercedes ML320 CDI diesel when you pry the key from my cold, dead fingers. dead from inhaling the PMs and nitrogen oxides (NOx) no doubt
There's no evidence that Walmart gel has Aloe Vera, but there's also no evidence that Aloe Vera has any cosmentic value in the first place. This is from the Wikipedia: "There is little scientific evidence of the effectiveness or safety of Aloe vera extracts for either cosmetic or medicinal purposes. A research study finding positive evidence[7] is frequently contradicted by other studies."
Why are they still pretending Windows 10 mobile isn't dead? http://betanews.com/2016/07/29... No, no it's not dead, it's just resting... Beautiful plumage!
Qualcomm is the first to announce a 10nm SoC, but there are in fact several 10nm SoC's currently in production. There's Samsung's Exynos and MediaTek's Helio X30 and Apple's A10x which will appear in the new iPad, all due out in first half of 2017.
At this stage it's only a matter of time before Facebook and Whatsapp gets hacked. It's scary to think that all your private conversations could suddenly become public.
> How about the comparison to the new nVidia 10-series mobile GPUs that new non-Mac laptops are getting? Because, there are no Pascal GPU's with a TDP of 35W. If you put a 85W GTX 1060 into a Macbook Pro it'd probably burst into flames. Also, mobile Polaris chips are significantly thinner.
If they want it to succeed they should make the API compatible with Android. There's already too many incompatible mobile OS's. Look at all the wasted effort developers have to do writing two versions of the app, one for iOS and one for android.
As the Beaverton reports: "Donald Trumph, America's first sociopath president" "Is this America's 9/11?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?... Canadian humour
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it gives you a warning though. In 10.4 it'll be disabled.
What's really happened here is that Apple has killed all old classic games and apps.
A similiar thing happened when Microsoft released Windows 7. A lot of old games (like the origonal Xcom) didn't work on the new OS. However, because Windows is more or less open system, the comunity was able to get them working using DosBox.
But iOS unfortunately is a closed system. All those classic games are dead forever.
No. They're stopping support of running 32-bit apps on 64-bit devices.
It doesn't matter if that you can download old apps from the App store. The restriction is being enforced by the operating system. If you have iOS 10.3 installed on your device it will not run 32-bit apps, as the article states.
Also not many people realise that this has happened before. iOS 9 broke old versions of apps by inforcing requirement of root viewcontroller, which hadn't been inforced before.
If Apple is forced to pay the $13 billion, Ireland is unlikely to see any of it. Firstly, other EU countries would go after Apple for a share and also Apple could declare the tax in the US instead.
https://www.theguardian.com/bu...
There's some more issues to it than that.
C++ is more efficent because it can use the stack more and can store primitive types in stl collections directly.
Language's like c# and java have to instantiate objects on the heap always and primitive type can't be store in collection classes.
Then, look at the amount of memory that the runtime uses, it's far, far more than any c++ exe. For instance, run a empty c# Unity project and you've blown 50mb of RAM already.
> I'll echo Seth Myers in saying that I've been wrong about him so many times that, if this trend continues, he'll be a great president
That's the classic logic fallacy. You could be wrong about him in both directions, i.e. he could even worse than your worse expectations - but you choose the other direction, i.e. that he is better than you expected, because that's the way you sympathies lie.
Wasn't it ment to have been launched in 2016?
ah no, deuterium is produced from heavy water and the tritium is produced in the fusion reactor itself from litium. No need for breeder reactors at all.
It produces a lot less waste, but no, it's not short lived.
The real advantage of fusion over fision is that it's inherently safer insofar that the reaction can be switched of instantly.
The table here: https://www.semiwiki.com/forum...
give a breakdown of the different foundries nodes.
As you can see, TSMC's 10nm is about 15% denser than Intel's 14nm, however density isn't the only factor. Performance-wise I would say Intel's 14nm is going to be better for a server chip, because it's specifically tuned for high performance computing, while TSMC's nodes are tuned for low power mobile SoC's
Bad luck if you're watching a film that has a sand storm or fog in it. The banding artifacts caused by compression make those scenes nearly unwatchable
I imagine companies like Armor games aren't going to be too happy about this, as their chief revenue source is being blocked by default.
>You'll get my 2008 Mercedes ML320 CDI diesel when you pry the key from my cold, dead fingers.
dead from inhaling the PMs and nitrogen oxides (NOx) no doubt
That's not an oxymoron, though. An oxymoron is when apparent contradictory terms are in the same sentence, not actual contradictory terms
There's no evidence that Walmart gel has Aloe Vera, but there's also no evidence that Aloe Vera has any cosmentic value in the first place.
This is from the Wikipedia:
"There is little scientific evidence of the effectiveness or safety of Aloe vera extracts for either cosmetic or medicinal purposes. A research study finding positive evidence[7] is frequently contradicted by other studies."
Why are they still pretending Windows 10 mobile isn't dead?
http://betanews.com/2016/07/29...
No, no it's not dead, it's just resting... Beautiful plumage!
"Real" 10nm would be where the gate length is 10nm. For that definition Intel's 10nm isn't real 10nm either.
Qualcomm is the first to announce a 10nm SoC, but there are in fact several 10nm SoC's currently in production.
There's Samsung's Exynos and MediaTek's Helio X30 and Apple's A10x which will appear in the new iPad, all due out in first half of 2017.
At this stage it's only a matter of time before Facebook and Whatsapp gets hacked.
It's scary to think that all your private conversations could suddenly become public.
The cost increase is because it's more expensive to install the suicide nets in American factories:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/new...
> How about the comparison to the new nVidia 10-series mobile GPUs that new non-Mac laptops are getting?
Because, there are no Pascal GPU's with a TDP of 35W. If you put a 85W GTX 1060 into a Macbook Pro it'd probably burst into flames. Also, mobile Polaris chips are significantly thinner.
If they want it to succeed they should make the API compatible with Android. There's already too many incompatible mobile OS's. Look at all the wasted effort developers have to do writing two versions of the app, one for iOS and one for android.
As the Beaverton reports:
"Donald Trumph, America's first sociopath president"
"Is this America's 9/11?"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Canadian humour
It's a good question, but more importantly, if it's ready now, why wait 2 years to launch it?