I'm running Windows 10 on an Asus eeePC Netbook (901 HA). It's by far the fastest OS I've ever used on that 2 GB RAM machine. Of course, that may be because I replaced the hard drive with an SSD, since with Windows 10, SSDs are really not optional.
My dad sent $2500 to some scammers claiming to be the police with my cousin in jail. He couldn't believe me that he was being scammed, even though I said, "That's not how bail works! And even so, you think the police take bail in CVS cards?"
And in this case, it's not mere downloading. MP3Tunes made files available that they didn't have the right to distribute. This is FAR from a mere download.
I remember having a conversation with a tech about my Windows CE phone, explaining that I should be able to download and install apps directly instead of connecting up my PC and syncing to do it.
He argued that "Nobody wants to do that."
I replied, "I do."
Microsoft had the market share, but they were too interesting in tying the phone to their Windows monopoly to give users what they wanted. Apple did this too, until everyone told them they needed apps on the phone.
Actually, eBay reversed a clothing sale that my wife made of a legitimate product (bought at a yard sale at a very rich person's house, so almost certainly real and she checked 17 ways online to confirm.
It didn't matter, eBay told the buyer to destroy it (she didn't because we found her "destruction" photo on Google reverse image search), refunded the buyer the money and gave my wife a strike about selling counterfeit products.
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Yes. It's just access to live TV same as Sling TV or Playstation Vue (but without Vue's cloud DVR).
Then I don't pay. That's why I only pay for Sling Orange for $20 a month. And I'll cancel that as soon as college football is done.
The new Roku Stick is the same as the 4K without the 4K or wired networking stuff.
Costs too much. I just got a Raspberry Pi Zero (the equivalent hardware) for 99 cents.
That's why the book was called 1984 and not 2016.
She fell off.
Satya N.
Satyan.
Hmmm.
Nah. The 32-bit version runs great with 2 GB. The 64-bit requires 4 GB.
I'm running Windows 10 on an Asus eeePC Netbook (901 HA). It's by far the fastest OS I've ever used on that 2 GB RAM machine. Of course, that may be because I replaced the hard drive with an SSD, since with Windows 10, SSDs are really not optional.
Windows 10 is much faster. It uses 850 MB less in the working set. How can you not tell that you have nearly an extra Gig of RAM?
Well, Linux did just hit a recent high of 2%.
Broadwell 84 TDP
Skylake 99 TDP
Coming out with 16 GB RAM in 2016 is BRAVE!
My dad sent $2500 to some scammers claiming to be the police with my cousin in jail. He couldn't believe me that he was being scammed, even though I said, "That's not how bail works! And even so, you think the police take bail in CVS cards?"
The Southern 2/3 would love the Northern 1/3 to break off.
Then the correct solution is to outlaw the use of affordable housing in AirBnb only.
Why do you have a phone plan that doesn't match your needs? And even more, why do you brag about it on the internet?
You can call OSHA about the bathroom situation.
And in this case, it's not mere downloading. MP3Tunes made files available that they didn't have the right to distribute. This is FAR from a mere download.
I have an HP Stream 7 which is a full 7" Windows 10 PC that also can take a SIM card
I remember having a conversation with a tech about my Windows CE phone, explaining that I should be able to download and install apps directly instead of connecting up my PC and syncing to do it.
He argued that "Nobody wants to do that."
I replied, "I do."
Microsoft had the market share, but they were too interesting in tying the phone to their Windows monopoly to give users what they wanted. Apple did this too, until everyone told them they needed apps on the phone.
Actually, eBay reversed a clothing sale that my wife made of a legitimate product (bought at a yard sale at a very rich person's house, so almost certainly real and she checked 17 ways online to confirm.
It didn't matter, eBay told the buyer to destroy it (she didn't because we found her "destruction" photo on Google reverse image search), refunded the buyer the money and gave my wife a strike about selling counterfeit products.
This is why I bought Anker batteries instead. I trust their brand name more than the obviously fake Samsung batteries.
According to what I have read, if they failed within a couple weeks, that's a pretty good indicator that they ARE a real Apple lightning cable.
Because just like a person staring at the sun and hitting someone, it thought it could see.