ARM publishes detailed manuals for their cores. There is no need to reverse engineer anything, just implement. There are few FPGA implementations more or less compatible, but there is no one that just works, because it is a lot of work to make one.
Question for Linux hackers: is there a reason why the Linux kernel would not be portable to an Atmel AVR microcontroller?
Linux requires MMU and AVRs don't have it. Memory limitations will kick in as well (the most powerful AVR has 256 kB of flash ans 32 kB of RAM, so external storage will be required)
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Also, if you want junk, Halted is still around. And there are a few other places like that in the Bay Area.
What are you talking about? They sold recycled junk. That place was cool as a museum, but not much.
How is this going to prevent from punching in the wrong launch site coordinates? They just forgot that they are now using a different launch site.
You should go and talk to mr Putin. He will explain that with one simple law, all VPN traffic can be made illegal.
Tax breaks. Korea is very corrupt.
I would not be reading this if there was not RSS. I don't have time to manually check dozens of sites for updates.
Why is this going to fking CNET instead of the LastPass blog? Here is the actual article https://blog.lastpass.com/2016...
So no reason to even try to understand what this is.
How is it a first alert, when just a few months ago there was one in San Jose area?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArVid 2 Gb per VHS tape.
"Productivity" for 13 years old and for productivity for adults are different. Unity works as long you are 13 and the only thing you need is facebook.
It was not designed by Amazon, it was outsourced to the professional OEM.
ARM publishes detailed manuals for their cores. There is no need to reverse engineer anything, just implement. There are few FPGA implementations more or less compatible, but there is no one that just works, because it is a lot of work to make one.
Good project worth a lot and tells a lot about its author.
What father's cancer has to do with anything here?
Question for Linux hackers: is there a reason why the Linux kernel would not be portable to an Atmel AVR microcontroller?
Linux requires MMU and AVRs don't have it. Memory limitations will kick in as well (the most powerful AVR has 256 kB of flash ans 32 kB of RAM, so external storage will be required)
Funny, but the same guy promised to release full-blown JVM running on the same platform :)