Apple would want to avoid a Windows RT debacle. Rebadging the mac mini as an ARM HTPC might work, where there's no confusion it'll run amd64 Photoshop.
If developers are (have been recently) still producing fat binaries for PPC, adding a checkbox for ARMv8 in Xcode doesn't seem a stretch.
Like the time the western church was on the way to palestine, took a wrong turn and conquered the Greek-speaking Eastern Roman Empire at Constantinople. (4h crusade)
It surprises me that Google doesn't actually have their own online 'newspaper'. They could employ an editor to create a mashup of the best stories online, with a profit-sharing arrangement on ads.
I'd prefer a dedicated web page than, say, facebook injecting clickbait through their universally hated 'Top Stories'.
my two local newspapers have introduced paywalls, with a minimal number of free articles a month. One is fairly decent, the other is Rupert's trashy tabloid, complete with celebrity gossip and miracle weight loss cures. Syndicating the former through Google could reach an international audience, along with selected articles from other online sources and Google's ubiquity would ensure those articles chosen need not be subscription only.
But usually I stick to abc.net.au via RSS for news, despite the vandals in the federal government wanting to destroy it. 8 cents a day...
since exactly when is Java-integration zero overhead?
When the organisation you're developing for is a 'Java shop'. The selling point here for Kawa over, say, Racket is that a solution can be deployed to a Java EE container.
I read somewhere that NTVDM isn't supported in x86-64 because "long mode" won't execute "8086 Virtual Mode".
Yet supposedly MS could resurrect the software for 64 bit Windows by running the software via the VT-x CPU extension present in most recent x86-64 CPU revisions.
But I guess the effort to make the NTVDM subsystem 64 bit clean isn't worth it...
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You might have noticed it's a slow news week...
A young Brazilian woman discussing science - what's not to like?
His point was that MH17 was shot down in Ukrainian airspace, half a world away from Malaysia or Indonesia.
I'd say Last King Of Scotland but that's hardly a comedy...
relevance to Slashdotters: Dana Scully is in a supporting role! :)
Maemo?
Hmmm, I get
Posted by Soulskill on Tuesday December 23, 2014 @04:17PM
What weird, obscure timezone are you using? :)
Yes, if they open source it, the community can maintain it.
Let's say they release .NET 5.0 *only* for Windows 10. If there's demand, a third party will back-port it to 7 or possibly as far back as XP.
Perhaps it's 1 reason device makers are shipping devices without removal storage.
No sd card, no fat patent licensing required.
There's #develop and monodevelop.
Neither have the polish of VS.Net, obviously. But with the release of the .net box and dice, integration may become sweeter.
Desal...
My apologies, I've been bitten by a troll. Not you but the GP that suggested Skype didn't support 12.04 LTS.
The download page explicitly says Ubuntu 12.04 multiarch as one of the download options.
Skype needs to 'value-add' or facebook/google+, via webrtc, will make them redundant.
Tieing it to windows is no surprise given its owner.
14.04 is an LTS release.
Any reason you can't/won't upgrade?
Compatibility with MS applications has historically been a driver for implementing Wine.
norteamericano, estadounidense, yanqui, gringo...
americano can also refer to a weak black coffee.
Apple would want to avoid a Windows RT debacle. Rebadging the mac mini as an ARM HTPC might work, where there's no confusion it'll run amd64 Photoshop.
If developers are (have been recently) still producing fat binaries for PPC, adding a checkbox for ARMv8 in Xcode doesn't seem a stretch.
Christians too.
Like the time the western church was on the way to palestine, took a wrong turn and conquered the Greek-speaking Eastern Roman Empire at Constantinople. (4h crusade)
It surprises me that Google doesn't actually have their own online 'newspaper'. They could employ an editor to create a mashup of the best stories online, with a profit-sharing arrangement on ads.
I'd prefer a dedicated web page than, say, facebook injecting clickbait through their universally hated 'Top Stories'.
my two local newspapers have introduced paywalls, with a minimal number of free articles a month. One is fairly decent, the other is Rupert's trashy tabloid, complete with celebrity gossip and miracle weight loss cures. Syndicating the former through Google could reach an international audience, along with selected articles from other online sources and Google's ubiquity would ensure those articles chosen need not be subscription only.
But usually I stick to abc.net.au via RSS for news, despite the vandals in the federal government wanting to destroy it. 8 cents a day...
Immigrants, often on student visas, are the only ones willing to work for taxi companies on "shitty" pay?
When the organisation you're developing for is a 'Java shop'. The selling point here for Kawa over, say, Racket is that a solution can be deployed to a Java EE container.
c.f. jruby, nashorn/rhino, jython
Oxymoron?
It all leads back to Rupert and his Foxtel service.
I remember Maelstrom.
It put Andrew Welch on the map as a game developer, 22 years ago.
I read somewhere that NTVDM isn't supported in x86-64 because "long mode" won't execute "8086 Virtual Mode".
Yet supposedly MS could resurrect the software for 64 bit Windows by running the software via the VT-x CPU extension present in most recent x86-64 CPU revisions.
But I guess the effort to make the NTVDM subsystem 64 bit clean isn't worth it...
a Start menu, didn't Microsoft remove that for security reasons?
Sorry Canonical but haven't Jolla already stolen your thunder?