Comment Re:Picking on Cuba (Score 3, Insightful) 112
Threatening to annex Greenland, well what's that about?
Denmark and Greenland have repeatedly said no thank you.
Threatening to annex Greenland, well what's that about?
Denmark and Greenland have repeatedly said no thank you.
I suspect not just the 5G but blobs for camera, Bluetooth, WiFi, accelerometer, GPS etc.
Their initial target, per the article, is Fairphone 6 - using a fairly mainstream Qualcomm chip.
[c.f. 'Open' hardware such as PinePhone which is too anaemic to run as a daily driver. ]
Wikipedia lists OnePlus as a subsidiary of Oppo. "According to Chinese public records, OnePlus' only institutional Investor is Oppo Electronics"
With Carl Pei defecting to found 'Nothing', aren't OpenPlus more or less a generic Android handset?
Elon makes starships.
It's a tricorder.
Was anyone ever invested in Supergirl though?
Superman's cousin. With boobs.
c.f. Wonder Woman dates back to the 1940s.
Tea bags? What on earth! Sorry, you just lost the war.
Loose leaf, please and thank you.
Rupert is American.
He renounced his Australian citizenship decades ago.
They're both Darwin. Everything they sell is Apple Silicon. The rest is form factor and marketing.
Others may have a different workflow but I am personally not a fan of laptops. The work laptop sits docked with external screens at both home and the office via a single USB-C cable, keyboard and mouse. Maybe 3 hours a week are spent in a meeting room multitasking urgent stuff while the boss does an, unrelated, presentation.
Would I use it on the journey home if it were a tablet? Absolutely. Jobs didn't approve of keyboards and styluses but they were later added to the iPad.
Apple strategically don't make my next purchase; a foldable iPhone that turns into a MacOS desktop when docked or cast to a TV.
Dear Claude,
Please outline an algorithm that you currently cannot solve that human intuition could implement within a class assignment.
Optionally write a flawed test harness for the algorithm that if implemented as proposed would catastrophically fail the task.
By the developer who made Serenity OS.
But a browser that runs on Linux but accepts no contributions is no better than any of the closed source Chromium derivatives. No distro is going to bother carrying un-upstreamed patches in their packages. Revisit in a couple of years if the project reaches maturity.
I guess they can still pry Firefox from my cold dead hands. Or pipe-dreams of Servo on Redox OS (rust all the way down).
'an enterprise version of Android', basically this announcement is an SDK for embedded devices.
Well as a citizen of a 5-eyes country that may well be so. But why are government employees using civilian technology?
Tinfoil hat time, I am considering a Moto GrapheneOS capable phone when they become available. Funny world if I would trust a Chinese company (Lenovo) to scrub any Google-isms from my device.
Polygon agencies worldwide may consider building their own ROMs or contributing to such existing FOSS projects. And what a perfect cover to be a spy and mainstream GrapheneOS under the cover of "you don't know who is listening"; cold warriors sharing a conversation over a martini both protected from each other!
That's when RAM shortages are supposed to subside.
If you're currently selling netbooks with only 8 Gig, how much RAM will a Gemini iPhone realistically require?
You're using lynx and you rely on a mouse?
He's like a function -- he returns a value, in the form of his opinion. It's up to you to cast it into a void or not. -- Phil Lapsley