Comment Re:Useless feature for one simple reason (Score 1) 32
Contraband, duh.
With various nations following Australia's authoritarian nanny state ban on social media, teenagers will be forced to sneaker-net.
Contraband, duh.
With various nations following Australia's authoritarian nanny state ban on social media, teenagers will be forced to sneaker-net.
I don't believe you, Mr Jennings.
If you're feline and you're smart enough to post on Slashdot, surely you're smart enough to spot a video loop.
Disagree [ I am not a kernel contributor ]. If you look at the mailing list, patches go through multiple iterations, with back and forth between code reviews.
Code ought still be reviewed by humans but if an AI can reduce patchsets from, say, 8 to 5 based on the experiences of a veteran kernel developer then it has performed a service.
And maybe the AI can introduce a special, pedantic, Linus-mode to pre-emptively yell at you when your approach is bad !
I thought the super-rich already had their own private helipads to take them from penthouse apartment to office in megapolises such as Sao Paulo?
MS 'Continuum' lives on here - underutilised processing power in your pocket that becomes accessible when you dock it. Lumia didn't survive the app duopoly.
This seems like a more genuine attempt for Chromebooks to compete with iPad Pro. Get the Google employees actually dog-fooding on these machines and solving long-term neglected usability issues.
Yes, using the international English spelling within the codename.
[ Okay, so I'm an old fart and not the target audience... ]
Relaxing after work with my 3 screens. Anything without a web interface is a non starter.
Never trust anyone with the self-aggrandising job title 'Chief Mouser'.
I work in cubicle land, Bluetooth headsets.
I saw that in a motion picture once - Return of the Jedi.
'Carbonite' was used as a liquid solution for cryostasis.
We're working directly with Linux integrators and chipset partners to ensure proper mainline Linux support, rather than one-off ports that break over time.
So it's essentially a crowd-funded Android tablet that they're hoping will gain enough traction for upstream Linux. Who does the programming legwork is unclear.
If they're serious they would throw a few free ones to free software communities such as Mobian and postmarketOS as Pine64 has done with various bits of hardware such as the PineNote.
No way man.
2036 is the year of the GNU/HURD desktop!
Weak enough for simple tasks.
It's an underspecced Snapdragon laptop for people that hate laptops; not that I would buy one with my own money but it would be adequate for a vacation using a hotel room TV.
Anyway, if Google and Microsoft could come together with Qualcomm then one might see triple-boot devices become common which can only benefit the Linux tinkerer.
External display is a USB 3.x feature.
*cheap* phones, speaking from experience, will use a USB 2 controller to save a few cents in the dollar. So even if connector is USB-C, it won't carry the extra protocols.
Yes, manufacturers are that petty. Do read the specs on gsmarena.
When the weight of the paperwork equals the weight of the plane, the plane will fly. -- Donald Douglas