Well some companies still make USB floppy drives, there's USB-to-almost-anything adapters available and for the rest I'm sure a hacker friend could build something custom for you. All you need to do after that is install everything into a custom case.
If Apple continues their trend with the Mac mini, the 2016 model will be a single-core CPU clocked at around 800MHz with 512MB of RAM and a 4200RPM, 250GB hard drive connected via IDE.
We could even argue about what forward means in the first place. Removing something that has worked fine for decades and is still in use today doesn't seem like progress to me.
This is the first real evidence I have seen that Apple is really not the same without Jobs.
The first evidence was soldered RAM in their desktop computers. Doing that for a really thin laptop makes some sense but doing it for a desktop computer is just to piss off users.
The fact that content jumps all around the place is the fault of the websites, not the browser. If the HTML/CSS doesn't tell the browser how much space the non-background images will take, the browser cannot determine the dimensions in advance and has to download the images first.
And since the dimensions are usually at the beginning of the graphic files, that's why the page rendering keeps jumping all over the place when the images start downloading one after another.
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Is the nVidia GTX 5000 Ti slower or faster than the Radeon R11 2500?
Is the Intel i9-3400X slower or faster than the AMD Athlon X8-1200Z?
It's not about being too lazy to do some research, it's that even when you have all the information it's still confusing.
Well some companies still make USB floppy drives, there's USB-to-almost-anything adapters available and for the rest I'm sure a hacker friend could build something custom for you. All you need to do after that is install everything into a custom case.
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Is that similar to being the world's largest smartphone manufacturer?
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Since the topic is installing Sony software on your computer, he's right about being paranoid given what they did in the past.
You mean a Google division?
If Apple continues their trend with the Mac mini, the 2016 model will be a single-core CPU clocked at around 800MHz with 512MB of RAM and a 4200RPM, 250GB hard drive connected via IDE.
And we know Ned Ryerson also uses Bing!.
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There's a much easier way to get steam. Details are available here.
How does 10 years count as "archiving"? Go back to 1916 and tell me how your backups are faring.
And don't forget to sue Intel and AMD for running all the software involved, every step of the way from the server to the end user.
Change happens when something better replaces something that was working fine before.
We could even argue about what forward means in the first place. Removing something that has worked fine for decades and is still in use today doesn't seem like progress to me.
Never mind 2 weeks, it was probably too late 12 months ago if not more.
The first evidence was soldered RAM in their desktop computers. Doing that for a really thin laptop makes some sense but doing it for a desktop computer is just to piss off users.
It did happen with the iPod shuffle. The 3rd generation model was a failure, that's why the 4th generation looks like the 2nd one.
FreeBSD is a mess, you should consider moving to macOS inst.... d'oh!
But Bluetooth 1000 would have even better graphics and sound.
Did you know that MP3 is nearly 25 years old?
And Apple never sold MP3 music files. They started with 128kbps AAC and they've upgraded to 256kbps AAC a few years ago.
iTunes also allows you to rip your own CDs in even higher bitrates and in Apple Lossless (Apple's equivalent of FLAC).
So no, bitching about the quality of Bluetooth audio is not pointless.
And if you do plan on making an official e-ink display, please choose a 4-bit panel. Multiple sizes with different aspect ratios would be nice too.
I'm hoping "make the mounting holes 3mm instead of 2.5mm" would be in the top ten.
Will each form factor get updated over time? I'm talking about the A+ and especially the Zero.
The fact that content jumps all around the place is the fault of the websites, not the browser. If the HTML/CSS doesn't tell the browser how much space the non-background images will take, the browser cannot determine the dimensions in advance and has to download the images first.
And since the dimensions are usually at the beginning of the graphic files, that's why the page rendering keeps jumping all over the place when the images start downloading one after another.