Which is about as useful as a list of airplanes that have failed, which includes airplane crashes and airplanes that have been taken out of use due to old age. What are we supposed to actually do with this information?
The list shows gravestone icons both for those cases where companies stopped using DRM and left their users out in the cold, and for those cases where they stopped using DRM and let users get DRM-free tracks instead.
One is loss for the users, one is a win. Why are both presented as the same thing?
The idea is that MOST things reflected will be too weak to be seen in normal use, thus increasing contrast. However, bright areas will still be visible, so care has to be taken to position the screen so that those are not reflected.
A screen will certainly not reflect "the entire world". It is flat, not spherical. It reflects a very narrow view, mostly behind yourself. Avoiding having bright lights in this small area will avoid the glare. If this is impossible to arrange, a matte screen might work better, but it will have worse contrast.
Matte displays will reflect more ambient light, and thus have worse contrast. An anti-reflective screen will definitely have better contrast than a matte screen.
It must be fun arguing with this me who lives inside your head. He sounds like quite the horrible person, and you seem to have spent quite some effort making up things he's supposed to have said.
Which means the version number becomes completely meaningless.
Unlike "2.6", which was incredibly meaningful.
Really, for the last decade, the only part of the version number that has had any meaning was the last number. They got rid of one out of two meaningless numbers. They might as well have gotten rid of the first number too.
Yes, how to take part in an honest disucssion. Perhaps one day you will learn how to do so, rather than treating every discussion you are in as a battle against enemies to be defeated, and then people might actually start listening to you.
Slashdot Mirror
Halfway decent graphics systems
You all those ones that don't actually exist?
He hasn't.
All memory allocated by user apps is NX. Your code is not going to execute no matter how many buffers you stuff it in.
Yes, just like all other Google products, where you can never find anything useful because of all the spam!
Which is about as useful as a list of airplanes that have failed, which includes airplane crashes and airplanes that have been taken out of use due to old age. What are we supposed to actually do with this information?
So... Basically, the same as the original iPhone, then?
http://www.psychohistory.com/htm/05_history.html
That pricing has long since changed. And the list contains other events too without any pricing complications.
The list shows gravestone icons both for those cases where companies stopped using DRM and left their users out in the cold, and for those cases where they stopped using DRM and let users get DRM-free tracks instead.
One is loss for the users, one is a win. Why are both presented as the same thing?
The earth's crust is about 28% silicon. We're not going to need to recycle that any time soon.
You are suggesting we lie?
Shuttleworth is talking shit. Unity is a GUI designed from the START for tablets.
Or maybe it is just a GUI mostly copying OS X. There are very few things in it that are particularly tablet-centric.
I was a little bit surprised that China had to reverse engineer a chip to make this computer,
I was more surprised that they managed to create a MIPS architecture by reverse-engineering an Alpha chip.
The idea is that MOST things reflected will be too weak to be seen in normal use, thus increasing contrast. However, bright areas will still be visible, so care has to be taken to position the screen so that those are not reflected.
A screen will certainly not reflect "the entire world". It is flat, not spherical. It reflects a very narrow view, mostly behind yourself. Avoiding having bright lights in this small area will avoid the glare. If this is impossible to arrange, a matte screen might work better, but it will have worse contrast.
Matte displays will reflect more ambient light, and thus have worse contrast. An anti-reflective screen will definitely have better contrast than a matte screen.
There is a way to do it right if you assume nobody will take your chips apart.
This is bad assumption, though.
Oh my! You said "You sir"! What ever shall I do! I am crushed by your witty retort!
I was not aware that we were talking about "history". It sure sounded to me like we were bragging about the latest and greatest.
It must be fun arguing with this me who lives inside your head. He sounds like quite the horrible person, and you seem to have spent quite some effort making up things he's supposed to have said.
I'll just leave you alone to yell at him now.
Except in having games that are actually fun.
Which means the version number becomes completely meaningless.
Unlike "2.6", which was incredibly meaningful.
Really, for the last decade, the only part of the version number that has had any meaning was the last number. They got rid of one out of two meaningless numbers. They might as well have gotten rid of the first number too.
Did I miss anything?
Yes, how to take part in an honest disucssion. Perhaps one day you will learn how to do so, rather than treating every discussion you are in as a battle against enemies to be defeated, and then people might actually start listening to you.
Because the government wants an educated populace to carry the country's economy.
Those exist, and have been broken already.
You seem to think I have any interest in talking to you about anything.