I presume you are talking about an xScale-powered palmtop of some sort? You didn't bother to mention a model number.
Don't remember the model numbers honestly, I also had a few iPaqs overtime. I do remember playing a self compiled version of glfrontier (m68k asm converted to c code and wrapped inside an OpenGL interface) that made use of OpenGL APIs that were executed by the GPU (if you made it execute via software rendering only, it was quite terrible).
You could only even stand by for maybe 36 hours with the stock pack.
Okay?
Also, the software stack was beyond miserable in every way (volatile storage!) and the only replacement was OpenEmbedded-based Linux with a pocket Qt or GTK environment running X and with pretty much no free memory.
I never ran Linux on any of my iPaqs, I suspect stuff like the GPS would have never worked on it.
Before iPad, no tablet shipped with full colour, 3d capable GPU, motion sensor, GPS, compass and 10 hour battery life in a single device, that weighed less than anything of comparable size. To say it was merely branding successful is kinda... well.. flat out lying?
I was going to switch to Linode last month when I was having problems with my existing VPS provider, but their website was down. Then later that month I heard their administration interface suffered vulnerabilities to cold fusion exploits etc.
Heck, in this circumstance Linux is worse than Microsoft - we all know what response you get from the OpenSource community if your app gets broken by some upgrade - "Just recompile it".
I have no idea what you're talking about. I'm used to a different response when it comes to usermode/userspace applications breaking due to Linux changes.
but when I did look any lossy compression would be thrown out without debate.
I don't know if you were aware, but most JPEG encoder libraries let you turn off optimization/compression, change pixel sampling to 1x1 etc. These can produce 'perfect' JPEGs that hold no differences to the bitmap source they were sampled from. Of course, they aren't very space efficient once you have done this.
Three works fairly well wherever I go within the United Kingdom (and I do travel frequently). Coverage map looks like it supports the majority of the UK too.
I have no idea what UK you live in, I'm with Three and have been for numerous years. I pay 25GBP (comparable to broadband costs and that's not even adding line rental costs etc from landline to it!) a month for unlimited Internet with tethering (along with a bunch of other things like 3000 minutes, texts etc). If your memory fails you, Three was that network that has only 3g towers (they rent 2g from other providers). They were the ones that provided free, unlimited options to all users on their network, including Skype, Live Messenger, Yahoo Messenger etc.
Yet, it's only available in 10 cities (not mine), costs a minimum of £50 per month and the monthly bandwidth allowance can be used up in a matter of minutes if you actually use it.
Maybe you should switch to Three? They stated they have no intention of charging extra for 4G either. In other words, the existing cheap plan coverage, covers 4G as well.
Some people call bitcoin a 'virtual currency', as I recall, one of the definitions of virtual was: Not physically existing as such but made by software to appear to do so.
The difference is that there will be a limited total amount of bitcoins compared to the unlimited amount of dollars (or euros) that the government can print whenever it wants.
I thought the US government couldn't create US dollars, only the US federal reserve which is not part of the US government?
Following your example of using Mongo, I am interested in hearing how you counter the arguments in this article and why Mongo is a better fit for any task, please.
Regarding your recommendation of mongodb, I am interested in hearing how you counter the arguments in this article and why the other solutions are worse.
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So, you propose ICANN be ran by a single individual!
And how is that?
Don't remember the model numbers honestly, I also had a few iPaqs overtime. I do remember playing a self compiled version of glfrontier (m68k asm converted to c code and wrapped inside an OpenGL interface) that made use of OpenGL APIs that were executed by the GPU (if you made it execute via software rendering only, it was quite terrible).
Okay?
I never ran Linux on any of my iPaqs, I suspect stuff like the GPS would have never worked on it.
Before iPad, no tablet shipped with full colour, 3d capable GPU, motion sensor, GPS, compass and 10 hour battery life in a single device, that weighed less than anything of comparable size. To say it was merely branding successful is kinda... well.. flat out lying?
My old HP iPaq running Windows Mobile did?
I can with my normal holding position, but of course steve jobs said that's not right.
You're holding it wrong!
2. The iPhone is the right width for the human hand. Any larger and you need two hands to use it. It's a phone, not a tablet.
So what you're saying is, my hand isn't human?
On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog.
To be fair, Americans aren't even allowed Kinder Surprise, it's no wonder that a pistol wielding person sets off alarms.
I don't believe you.
I was going to switch to Linode last month when I was having problems with my existing VPS provider, but their website was down. Then later that month I heard their administration interface suffered vulnerabilities to cold fusion exploits etc.
Off the top of my head, Oracle, IBM and Siemens.
I have no idea what you're talking about. I'm used to a different response when it comes to usermode/userspace applications breaking due to Linux changes.
Please tell me about the unstable usermode application APIs you are referring to.
I don't know if you were aware, but most JPEG encoder libraries let you turn off optimization/compression, change pixel sampling to 1x1 etc. These can produce 'perfect' JPEGs that hold no differences to the bitmap source they were sampled from. Of course, they aren't very space efficient once you have done this.
No! We currently value your privacy too much to check. We have determined you are 14 based off guess work since we don't want to violate your privacy.
This is why you need this bill!
So, how do I use the virtual machine remote management interface that is only available in java on a webpage?
Nope, the US government didn't bail them out. :(
Three works fairly well wherever I go within the United Kingdom (and I do travel frequently). Coverage map looks like it supports the majority of the UK too.
I know a few.
Neither am I.
Actually, the government forced them to open their networks to other providers.
I hadn't really noticed since I'm always on 3g everywhere, rarely do I end up transitioning to 2g because 3g is unavailable.
I have no idea what UK you live in, I'm with Three and have been for numerous years. I pay 25GBP (comparable to broadband costs and that's not even adding line rental costs etc from landline to it!) a month for unlimited Internet with tethering (along with a bunch of other things like 3000 minutes, texts etc). If your memory fails you, Three was that network that has only 3g towers (they rent 2g from other providers). They were the ones that provided free, unlimited options to all users on their network, including Skype, Live Messenger, Yahoo Messenger etc.
Maybe you should switch to Three? They stated they have no intention of charging extra for 4G either. In other words, the existing cheap plan coverage, covers 4G as well.
Some people call bitcoin a 'virtual currency', as I recall, one of the definitions of virtual was: Not physically existing as such but made by software to appear to do so.
I thought the US government couldn't create US dollars, only the US federal reserve which is not part of the US government?
Or did I miss understand this article?
Following your example of using Mongo, I am interested in hearing how you counter the arguments in this article and why Mongo is a better fit for any task, please.
Regarding your recommendation of mongodb, I am interested in hearing how you counter the arguments in this article and why the other solutions are worse.
I am interested in hearing how you counter the arguments in this article please.