Yeah it seems like they've made the architectural leap to ARMv8, which offers performance benefits over Cortex A7.
But I would expect them to 'downgrade' to the Cortex A32 when it is available. It's basically the same as the A53 but without the 64bit capability - smaller, cheaper and more power efficient perhaps.
I guess that's one reason this new model includes Bluetooth - so you can throw away your perfectly functional USB peripherals such as keyboard and mouse and replace them with bt equivalents.
Search for something on Amazon? See the ads in Facebook and Google. Search for something on Google? See ads for that everywhere else.
I don't mind that to be honest. If I am looking to purchase something, e.g. a new battery for my old laptop recently then passive research is better than the random crap they usually show.
Good luck if you get robbed with 5000 euro on your person.
ATMs aren't too bad. Not all machines accept all cards but I've found an ATM at a different bank in the same city will often work.
A prepaid travel mastercard that converts to the local currency means you can top up online from your home bank and they generally give you 2 cards in case one is misplaced or wifey wants a card too.
Man, the northern hemisphere is backward. Down here cans have ring-pulls. It reminds me of the time I went to Europe and needed a corkscrew to open a bottle of wine or borrow someone's personal incendiary device, yes I can't believe people still smoke, to wrench the lid off a beer bottle.
Neverthless, clickbaity summary is clickbaity. All the article mentioned was that traffic had analysed which sites users had visited, NOT that any of them had been compromised.
Does one trust the findings of a paranoid article at face value pimping avast and various VPN services?
That's not to say indiscriminate public wifi is legit but I don't think it's telling us anything we didn't already know.
Well you'd think Seattle, SB's birthplace, would be overrun by sugary caffeinated milk. But it has a number of independent coffee shops where one can get a proper flat white or long mac.
Vancouver, north of the border, seems to have imported the full bearded and tattooed hipster single origin experience, that would make Brunswick baristas blush.
Yeah diversity goes out the window - it looks like either Android with Google services or Android with MS services.
I'll stick with Firefox OS for the time being until my Flame handset dies.
I did try Ubuntu Phone on a nexus 4 I got off ebay. UI seems novel but I couldn't get a data connection working, since instead of the Android service, Ubuntu/LuneOS/Sailfish all seem to use ofono telephony which seems broken with respect to something called MVNO.
Slashdot Mirror
So why can't Broadcom release a VideoCore 5 that doesn't suck but is driver compatible with version 4? :)
Yes, there's probably a small market for a $75 ARM PC.
I have a NUC and think I'd hit the rPi's 1GB ceiling running Firefox/Chrome pretty quickly.
Yeah it seems like they've made the architectural leap to ARMv8, which offers performance benefits over Cortex A7.
But I would expect them to 'downgrade' to the Cortex A32 when it is available. It's basically the same as the A53 but without the 64bit capability - smaller, cheaper and more power efficient perhaps.
NetBSD has been running on toasters for over a decade.
I guess that's one reason this new model includes Bluetooth - so you can throw away your perfectly functional USB peripherals such as keyboard and mouse and replace them with bt equivalents.
Yeah, there are more pressing concerns such as fixing the Y2K38 bug.
File bugs and attach unit tests that clearly demonstrate how the problem occurs.Then if anyone is interested in maintaining the software they can.
So port ReactOS Explorer to run atop wine and run it under X11.
I preferred the pizza analogist.
I'm running mate on debian.
So the point is why a desktop environment needs its own distro, rather than polishing debian/ubuntu upstream.
Which itself is daft, considering the morpheme kilo-
That seems rather daft.
Surely an ounce should be defined in terms of grams.
Yes those pricks that pop up "are you sure you want to leave this site?" are damned annoying.
I don't mind that to be honest. If I am looking to purchase something, e.g. a new battery for my old laptop recently then passive research is better than the random crap they usually show.
5. You shouldn't need a quad-core CPU to process a web page.
If a site puts my computer in a death throttle for 10 seconds processing random JavaScript, I'll close the tab.
Good luck if you get robbed with 5000 euro on your person.
ATMs aren't too bad. Not all machines accept all cards but I've found an ATM at a different bank in the same city will often work.
A prepaid travel mastercard that converts to the local currency means you can top up online from your home bank and they generally give you 2 cards in case one is misplaced or wifey wants a card too.
Can openers?
Man, the northern hemisphere is backward. Down here cans have ring-pulls. It reminds me of the time I went to Europe and needed a corkscrew to open a bottle of wine or borrow someone's personal incendiary device, yes I can't believe people still smoke, to wrench the lid off a beer bottle.
Beware! It reminds me of a Doctor Who episode
Neverthless, clickbaity summary is clickbaity. All the article mentioned was that traffic had analysed which sites users had visited, NOT that any of them had been compromised.
Does one trust the findings of a paranoid article at face value pimping avast and various VPN services?
That's not to say indiscriminate public wifi is legit but I don't think it's telling us anything we didn't already know.
Ah yes but Little Creatures was founded by ex-staff of Matilda Bay.
Well you'd think Seattle, SB's birthplace, would be overrun by sugary caffeinated milk. But it has a number of independent coffee shops where one can get a proper flat white or long mac.
Vancouver, north of the border, seems to have imported the full bearded and tattooed hipster single origin experience, that would make Brunswick baristas blush.
One of the best things to come out of Fremantle but now it's brewed in the east, I think.
Matilda Bay used to brew a coffee beer named Crema.
Two cups a day? Pffft.
Try 5 or 6. I think my record is 8, when I had a ten hour day at work.
Yeah diversity goes out the window - it looks like either Android with Google services or Android with MS services.
I'll stick with Firefox OS for the time being until my Flame handset dies.
I did try Ubuntu Phone on a nexus 4 I got off ebay. UI seems novel but I couldn't get a data connection working, since instead of the Android service, Ubuntu/LuneOS/Sailfish all seem to use ofono telephony which seems broken with respect to something called MVNO.