Chrome is handy for 'legacy' content but for flash's main deployment - videos, for day to day use, the HTML5 player in Firefox on Linux works well enough.
As long as they keep showing Doctor Who on ABC1 within 24 hours of its UK release, all's well.
It'd be nice if the ABC did a deal with BBC online to mirror some of its geoblocked educational content such as foreign language learning. I'm not interested in streaming TV shows but learning a language for my next trip to Europe would be great.
But they're complicit in bowing to 'the whims of the actual device manufacturers'. The device may run in 128MB in its Tarako config but the phone won't deliver an optimal experience.
I'm just reflecting that I can't imagine the difference in price between 128 and 256MB modules would be that huge in 2014. Even the $25 Rpi model A shipped with 256MB back in 2012.
Would a $38 phone sell any worse if a 256MB module were $5 extra?
Wiktionary is just as bad. They have a whole category devoted to words that exist but seemingly don't. If you want to put the kangamangus on those dotnoses, ozay; head to urban dictionary instead.
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Just curious, how much a night is a room at the hilton, including your membership?
Those who do not learn Hurd are doomed to reimplement it, poorly. - as systemd ? :-)
Then the issue isn't systemd adoption but creating minimalist logind equivalent?
Elephants, too. Edison, you sadistic bastard!
RIP Topsy.
Give Apple time, they have ARMv8 hardware shipping since late last year.
They'll soon enough release versions of iOS that only run on their A7 or higher.
Never trust anything that can't spit out a Makefile, or equivalent.
Good Riddance!
Chrome is handy for 'legacy' content but for flash's main deployment - videos, for day to day use, the HTML5 player in Firefox on Linux works well enough.
The cynic in me suggests this is a pre-emptive strike against alternative open-source OSes Tizen and Firefox OS.
By utilizing a Chrome-only technology (NaCl), by value-adding, Google kills off Gecko and Webkit competitors running a pure HTML5 platform.
(Also stifling adoption of BB and Sailfish, which both include Android compatibility)
If one sits inside all day watching pirated content instead of getting out in the sunshine and exercising, one is bound to put on a few kilograms!
As long as they keep showing Doctor Who on ABC1 within 24 hours of its UK release, all's well.
It'd be nice if the ABC did a deal with BBC online to mirror some of its geoblocked educational content such as foreign language learning. I'm not interested in streaming TV shows but learning a language for my next trip to Europe would be great.
Ontario, *not* Quebec.
+5 Informative???
We're talking about mobile device SoCs here, where AMD don't even compete.
The same geniuses who decided that Brontosaurus, "thunder lizard" should be discarded for the bland terminology, Apatosaurus "deceptive lizard".
Try a nightly desktop build with electrolysis enabled.
It's supposed to isolate each tab.
Caveat that Atoms with PowerVR graphics are to be avoided. We knew that.
But since the summary is about Haswell, one can assume Intel HD/Iris graphics.
It didn't come bundled on the Flame but Nokia have made it available on Firefox Marketplace.
Which makes sense if it's all HTML 5 like Tizen.
Alcatel also makes a range of 'One Touch Fire' models that run Firefox OS.
The hardware is likely 99% identical to the Android models.
I'd be skeptical in correlating the number of phones vs the number of users.
A number of countries on that list have more phones that people. I'm not sure the %age of folks that have more than 1 active handset...
Maybe 'condemn' is the wrong word, then.
But they're complicit in bowing to 'the whims of the actual device manufacturers'. The device may run in 128MB in its Tarako config but the phone won't deliver an optimal experience.
I'm just reflecting that I can't imagine the difference in price between 128 and 256MB modules would be that huge in 2014. Even the $25 Rpi model A shipped with 256MB back in 2012.
Would a $38 phone sell any worse if a 256MB module were $5 extra?
The Flame developer device is snappy enough but with way better specs.
Mozilla want to condemn the 'developing world' into using 128MB of RAM, which will obviously throttle performance.
I'd be curious to know how much half a gig would add to the price.
turned off Top Stories yet?
It's bullshit that one has to reset a boolean preference every few days for something no one wants.
Wiktionary is just as bad. They have a whole category devoted to words that exist but seemingly don't. If you want to put the kangamangus on those dotnoses, ozay; head to urban dictionary instead.
I was expecting a discussion about Fremantle's win over Hawthorn on the weekend. :)
If you are going to use Roman numerals why not just host in the virgin islands?
Of course you might have users searching for info about their favourite text editor. :)
which probably says more about a JS-based emulator in a browser than the platform itself.
No qemu support yet?