Precisely! Let Valve port their games to ARM - be it Windows on ARM, macOS on ARM, Linux on ARM, BSD on ARM,.... If they're gonna depend on emulation, no reason we shouldn't just stay w/ Wintel

One would be if one is accidentally locked outside and doesn't have the remote. If one has the phone, that could save the day

No, they were ruled, which is different. First by various Turkic dynasties from 1000-1700, and after that, by the Brits. Before that, they rarely had an empire, b'cos there was no single Indian kingdom, but a whole host of them. On the occasions that they did go abroad and settle, such as the East Indies, those places had a reasonably good pre-islamic civilization

I took some online courses over the last 2 years, which included lessons in which the instructor gave instructions aided by a PowerPoint slide. I found that the best way of absorbing the lessons was taking screengrabs as soon as a slide was complete, filing it as a PDF (unless the images were adequate) and rewatching the entire session after collecting all the slides and this time, paying closer attention. That turned out to work best for me

I would reserve paper for actually working out problems, where the answers aren't just copied/memorized from some texts, but have to be worked out. Such as a math problem, or calculating subnet masks in IPv4

Regardless, she had no business smashing what was his property. If I walk down the street and don't like someone's phone, or camera, or whatever other gizmo he's playing w/, it doesn't give me the license to take it from him, much less destroy it

That cunt needs to be arrested at the very least

...for whom that was a major source of revenue

That's a great reason. Anyone worrying about support of legacy hardware should first make time() a 64-bit signed integer, so that there is no Y2038 issue

It's not. For a Tech site to not support IPv6 shows them up as neanderthals

Thank you. That was one major roadblock when I used it - had to connect an ethernet cable. More difficult to do now, since the routers are parts of TV boxes or access points that may be located away from where I'm using the laptop

That alone will help me decide whether it's worth buying

Other thing I'm wondering about is the WiFi support. It was non existent the last time I had PC-BSD. Hope it's there now

Also, OpenSSL - hasn't that been deprecated in favor of TLS in all security models? Does FreeBSD 15 have TLS?

Linux is that way as well. In fact, Torvalds dinged RISC-V for supporting both (even though that had been a feature of its predecessor - MIPS)

Plenty of other things - OpenZFS, XLibre/no Wayland, no Rust re-writes of basic utilities, capsicum, jails,....

Wasn't this phone based on Intel's Atom, or whatever other CPU they had planned for phones? If so, haven't those been discontinued? In which case, this platform would have to revert to ARM, wouldn't it? Or maybe RISC-V?