Comment Re: fly ON the mission? (Score -1, Troll) 38
Especially considering the last one exploded on take off.
Especially considering the last one exploded on take off.
Yep, Zombies I bet.
Yeah, damn those shark activists
Well you see, if you broke the rules and read the article, they're defining a new intermediate code format that's kind of like Java byte code (not really, but the intent is somewhat similar).
This "WebAssembly" is an abstraction over real hardware, that is compiled just in time so it can be executed on the native hardware or converted to JavaScript and interpreted by a VM.
Personally, I think it's cool but it's definitely reinventing a lot of concepts Java tried, succeeded at (cross platformness) and hilariously failed at (Java Applets).
I proclaim Larry's Law:
Those who fail to understand Java will attempt to reinvent it. Poorly. And compile it to JavaScript.
But conspicuously never spell out the full jiggawatt.
Oh the joys of working at IBM.
640k ought to be enough for anyone.
There is no evidence that anyone wants one of these new fangled mouse pointing devices.
I hear they're going to port to the 6502 next!
Windows 10 is very dated feeling. I've been using it since the Insider Preview came out.
It's not even close to the level that Android/iOS mobile is at in terms of UI and UX. It's not even to the level of a modern Linux desktop.
Nice troll.
I use gnome 3 at work but use win 10 in a vm for some windows only work components.
Windoes 10 feels about 10 years out of date.
I suppose it depends on the definition of "supercar."
However, I hope this means my android phones will start to get better battery life. Half the life of an iOS device would be a huge win.
I just wish AMD gpu drivers weren't so shitty.
I'd love to have a solution to compare against Nvidia.
No, but my sources tell me they're planning an Intel+Nvidia second generation product that will totally blow this rig out the water!
Wow you sound very knowledgeable. I hope you'll expound further on your funroll loops theory.
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