Their push to automatic cars destroys the very thing that made them popular to begin with. Uber isn't a car manufacturer, and not an automotive tech company.
Note: The analysis below is based on an 64-bit IE (running in single process mode) running on Windows Server 2012 R2. Microsoft Symbol Server has been down for several days and that's the only configuration for which I had up-to-date symbols. However Microsoft Edge and 32-bit IE 11should behave similarly.
Ok, there is no information as to why this would affect any version other than the 64-bit IE that the guy tested. Especially since Edge *supposedly* uses a separate codebase, and this is an exploit in the MSHTML engine anyway
Really? So what I was taught and what my kids are being taught and all of those textbooks across the country are all wrong? All of these graphics and websites are wrong https://www.google.com/search?...
Right means conservative. Left means liberal. Conservative means "let's do the things we have always done." Liberal means "let's change how we do everything"
Something happened with the transition from 2.4 to 2.6. When distros started shipping with 2.6, linux stopped being the answer to using old hardware. It fell as slow and sluggish as any other OS would (except maybe DOS). My fathers Celeron 300A was a great illustration of such, as well as the Compaq laptop my nephew once owned.
I think the bigger kicker was 2.6 wasn't drop in compatible to 2.4. A lot of things changed (like linuxthreads->NPTL) and with it, so did the libraries that shipped with it. Old applications (Kylix) were dead in the water
I'd like the option to buy a cpu that doesn't have the circuitry to swap memory to disk
That isn't how it works. The processor indicates it wants to access virtual address X and it is up to the OS to manage how that happens. Plenty of OS's have a virtual memory system without physical disk swap.
Hibernation can be completely done in software
Hibernation, by definition, requires the hardware to support that function.
same as task swapping (see DOS 5 on pre-386 cpus as an example)
Why would I want to connect a computer, be it a desktop, laptop, or a tablet (really?) into my television just to watch hulu or netflix, or listen to pandora or spotify? It is overkill, requires yet another device, and costs me more. It isn't any more convenient either.
It probably just installs "everything". I'd wager to guess (mere speculation based on decades of behavior), that it will ask you if you want a desktop or a server, and then install every last package it might think you could want to use
First it was Minecraft for billions, and its a great deal until you realize most people playing minecraft already gave their money to notch, and that theres no real way to monetize it
There is a reason we are particularly squeamish about handing out legal medicine that works on brain chemistry
I don't think so, bud. Tell your primary physician that you don't feel like yourself and are depressed a lot, and they have ABSOLUTELY NO PROBLEM giving you a antidepressant/re-uptake inhibitor. Hell, they even perscribe such to help stop smoking. That is just antidepressants. Make your way to a psychiatrist and there is no end to the antidepressants, mood stabalizers, antipsychotics, benzodiazapines, etc not to mention drugs like depakote that not only treat seizures and mania, but also migraines. Do you like coffee? Do you know how caffeine "works on brain chemistry"? Get your agenda straight here
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The problem is, XUL has been retired and old forks can't just make patches from firefox anymore. Expect more to come
Thanks APK!
I just block all outgoing traffic to the internet. Then chrome cant communicate with motherbrain
Their push to automatic cars destroys the very thing that made them popular to begin with. Uber isn't a car manufacturer, and not an automotive tech company.
Google wasn't an OS or a phone company, either.
Note: The analysis below is based on an 64-bit IE (running in single process mode) running on Windows Server 2012 R2. Microsoft Symbol Server has been down for several days and that's the only configuration for which I had up-to-date symbols. However Microsoft Edge and 32-bit IE 11should behave similarly.
Ok, there is no information as to why this would affect any version other than the 64-bit IE that the guy tested. Especially since Edge *supposedly* uses a separate codebase, and this is an exploit in the MSHTML engine anyway
Really? So what I was taught and what my kids are being taught and all of those textbooks across the country are all wrong? All of these graphics and websites are wrong https://www.google.com/search?...
Citation please
Right means conservative. Left means liberal. Conservative means "let's do the things we have always done." Liberal means "let's change how we do everything"
Delphi isn't free.
Something happened with the transition from 2.4 to 2.6. When distros started shipping with 2.6, linux stopped being the answer to using old hardware. It fell as slow and sluggish as any other OS would (except maybe DOS). My fathers Celeron 300A was a great illustration of such, as well as the Compaq laptop my nephew once owned.
I think the bigger kicker was 2.6 wasn't drop in compatible to 2.4. A lot of things changed (like linuxthreads->NPTL) and with it, so did the libraries that shipped with it. Old applications (Kylix) were dead in the water
"It's like people only do these things because they can get paid. And that's just really sad." --Garth Algar
I'd like the option to buy a cpu that doesn't have the circuitry to swap memory to disk
That isn't how it works. The processor indicates it wants to access virtual address X and it is up to the OS to manage how that happens. Plenty of OS's have a virtual memory system without physical disk swap.
Hibernation can be completely done in software
Hibernation, by definition, requires the hardware to support that function.
same as task swapping (see DOS 5 on pre-386 cpus as an example)
And the context switching penalty was palpable.
Not on real hardware
SHA is a hashing algorithm, not encryption algorithm. SHA in this instance probably refers to the PKCS#5 password-based key derivation function
Where's the ball? Where's THE BALL?! BALL!
How is $1800 for a 55" 4k TV a good deal?
How, exactly, is milk harmful?
Why would I want to connect a computer, be it a desktop, laptop, or a tablet (really?) into my television just to watch hulu or netflix, or listen to pandora or spotify? It is overkill, requires yet another device, and costs me more. It isn't any more convenient either.
If they can get Windows running on this, then they could get Windows running on about any ARMv8 based device, given device specific drivers.
And HAL
MiniGL was only for WinQuake... which was a Windows executable
DOS version of Quake didn't use OpenGL, so it wasn't accelerated. A different GPU will hardly matter. It is using the CPU to do all of the work
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2Pcs-E...
It probably just installs "everything". I'd wager to guess (mere speculation based on decades of behavior), that it will ask you if you want a desktop or a server, and then install every last package it might think you could want to use
First it was Minecraft for billions, and its a great deal until you realize most people playing minecraft already gave their money to notch, and that theres no real way to monetize it
Education contracts and HoloLens
Except for the fact that these stupid "articles" never cause the price to go up
There is a reason we are particularly squeamish about handing out legal medicine that works on brain chemistry
I don't think so, bud. Tell your primary physician that you don't feel like yourself and are depressed a lot, and they have ABSOLUTELY NO PROBLEM giving you a antidepressant/re-uptake inhibitor. Hell, they even perscribe such to help stop smoking. That is just antidepressants. Make your way to a psychiatrist and there is no end to the antidepressants, mood stabalizers, antipsychotics, benzodiazapines, etc not to mention drugs like depakote that not only treat seizures and mania, but also migraines. Do you like coffee? Do you know how caffeine "works on brain chemistry"? Get your agenda straight here