Comment: Re:Still? (Score 1) 143
Uhm... no. They're cutting double-precision floating point performance through the driver! Hardware is otherwise the same.
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Uhm... no. They're cutting double-precision floating point performance through the driver! Hardware is otherwise the same.
I'll only watch if the main character is a popular dead president.
The time to upgrade to Windows 8 Pro was before this past January when it was $15. Now, it's not such a good deal. Internally it's faster than Windows 7, comes with Hyper-V, and comes with IME and localizations for different languages (while most people don't care about this, I do, and MS's execution of this is much better than any of the Linux distros).
Brain Fuck. You can implement this in silicon too.
Tell AT&T that you want to turn off texting. They'll do that. Then use Google Talk instead.
If they don't throw out the patents, does that mean people with the mutation who do develop cancer have standing to sue the company then since they have patents on those genes?
Reading that link, they talk about not wanting to deal with Exynos. In the USA, however, we're going to get the Qualcomm Krait version. Qualcomm has been much better with releasing usable sources than Samsung. And Cyanogen works for Samsung USA, so it would seem to me that getting an SGS4 is a safe bet in the USA if you want Cyanogenmod.
I'm not sure that's really what happened. I'll bet it's more like Google looked at their books, said "WTF???" and let Groupon "back away" from the deal to save face.
A story about North Korea and you guys put a Japanese flag up?
Mainly the Linux emulator for emacs.
Here you go: unofficial CM9 for the Nexus One
This has been the case throughout history. For every Mozart or Beethoven, there were 1000s more just singing or reading poetry aloud to a small drunk audience at the pub.
64-bit Linux binaries don't run under the compatibility layer.
Exactly why I bought an SGS 2 so I can put Android 4.1 and Debian 7 on it.
Besides, what self respecting geek uses a GUI???
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