Depends on what surface you get. Something with an i7 is going to play a great many games. Maybe not the latest triple A's but certainly Civ, Skyrim, tons of indie stuff. It really would be quite a nice product for gaming as long as you go in knowing its limitations.
It's terrifying the lackadaisical way people regard the rules of the road and play on their phones to boot. Autonomous cars cannot get here fast enough.
You appeal from the courts to the court of public opinion.
Yes because everyone has the resources or wherewithal to make that happen.
Perhaps that's exactly what this fellow did, he utilized the skills he head to elevate the situation to greater awareness so that public opinion might bear.
You kidnap the child from the hospital, and let the hospital re-open the court battle.
I'm not sure if you forgot your sarcasm tag. Either way, kidnapping is usually a far less desirable action than hacking whatever the cause.
Everything they've done is baffling. I've bought two, mostly since they were so damn cheap considering the hardware you got and with Win10p it's a really nice, compelling experience. But it seems just as they have something interesting they are ready to kill it off.
Tinkering with microcontrollers and small ARM devices is fun and all but I've yet to see any products come along that were half as interesting as my own creations, which are satisfying in no small part due to the thought and effort that goes into creating them. IoT ends up feeling like a concept fishing for users. Sure plenty of people can be fooled into thinking they needed wifi lightbulbs after the fact but how many are really ever starting out thinking, gee I wish my Device X could receive commands from my office PC or from my phone while I'm out and about?
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I'd say the failed sound reproduction is the bigger issue.
Frankly FROSTY PISS and GNAA is plenty for me, let's not get emojis in the mix as well.
It's odd, I see plenty of discussion about the robots.txt nonsense:
https://archive.org/post/10194...
https://news.ycombinator.com/i...
https://archive.org/post/18880...
But no solid answers as to why.
Putin's pocket eh? Want to share some proof or is it something that, just like the DNC hacks merely ascribed to Russia with zero evidence offered?
Depends on what surface you get. Something with an i7 is going to play a great many games. Maybe not the latest triple A's but certainly Civ, Skyrim, tons of indie stuff. It really would be quite a nice product for gaming as long as you go in knowing its limitations.
You did not miss anything important.
Some political rhetoric AND a link to Buzzfeed. Truly a comment of substance, kudos to you sir.
Quite a few of us actually.
This benefits who?
I for one am anti-patent, or rather anti-intellectual property in general. Protections should go to 7 plus 7 if they need to exist at all.
Don't worry it doesn't sound like they are making it better at all.
Layers > 3D content
Makes sense but we're a nation of cowards now so we'll let them grab more power without so much as a whimper.
This is about advertising via bombastic hyperbole, nothing more.
It's terrifying the lackadaisical way people regard the rules of the road and play on their phones to boot. Autonomous cars cannot get here fast enough.
You're comparison makes little to no sense. Par for the course of AC of course.
You appeal from the courts to the court of public opinion.
Yes because everyone has the resources or wherewithal to make that happen.
Perhaps that's exactly what this fellow did, he utilized the skills he head to elevate the situation to greater awareness so that public opinion might bear.
You kidnap the child from the hospital, and let the hospital re-open the court battle.
I'm not sure if you forgot your sarcasm tag. Either way, kidnapping is usually a far less desirable action than hacking whatever the cause.
I dont get why this is even done.
Crazy how quickly some of us forget the youthful ways....
He never said it didn't have a headphone jack.
Normally yes but here on /. we do things differently.
Everything they've done is baffling. I've bought two, mostly since they were so damn cheap considering the hardware you got and with Win10p it's a really nice, compelling experience. But it seems just as they have something interesting they are ready to kill it off.
But I don't have millions to buy a voice.
Your English lessons are coming along swimmingly.
Tinkering with microcontrollers and small ARM devices is fun and all but I've yet to see any products come along that were half as interesting as my own creations, which are satisfying in no small part due to the thought and effort that goes into creating them. IoT ends up feeling like a concept fishing for users. Sure plenty of people can be fooled into thinking they needed wifi lightbulbs after the fact but how many are really ever starting out thinking, gee I wish my Device X could receive commands from my office PC or from my phone while I'm out and about?
Why not I2P or Freenet?
Hey look a snide remark from a contrarian. One thing about /. the spergs will always show up.