Comment LaTeX rulez (Score 1) 148
I can't help but use LaTeX
Comment Re:I don't understand (Score 1) 103
Step 2: Realize you cannot beat what is free
Step 3: Try not to be extinguished
Step 4: Adapt or die
I don't know man but look at Windows phone, it's been dead for years. That's my own opinion, but if there wasn't a free Android OS, Windows Phone would still be alive and kicking. Same for BlackBerry.
Comment Re: Ad Blockers (Score 1) 102
You don't need a plugin to block ads. I use AdAway for (rooted) Android and it redirects ad sites to 127.0.0.1
Comment Re:Fp (Score 0) 201
Sanders FTW !!!
Submission + - ITU Give Consent to New 40Gbps Fibre-to-the-Home Broadband Standard
Mark.JUK writes: The International Telecommunication Union has just granted first-stage approval (“consent“) to two new ultrafast Fibre-to-the-Home (FTTH) optical broadband standards. The first (NG-PON2) will support Internet download speeds of 40Gbps (Gigabits per second) and on top of that the new XGS-PON aims to deliver a symmetric 10Gbps service (same upload and download rate).
By comparison the previous XG-PON standard only ensured an asymmetric speed of 10Gbps download and 2.5Gbps upload. Now all we need is computers, Internet services and WiFi networks that can actually harness such performance in the first places.
By comparison the previous XG-PON standard only ensured an asymmetric speed of 10Gbps download and 2.5Gbps upload. Now all we need is computers, Internet services and WiFi networks that can actually harness such performance in the first places.
Comment Re:Dear John (Score 1) 186
But where is John McAffee ?
Submission + - Release of ReactOS 0.4 brings open source Windows closer to reality (techrepublic.com)
jeditobe writes: What's new in ReactOS 0.4?
The release of ReactOS 0.4 brings improved file system support, including native, out-of-the-box support for ext2, ext3, and ext4, as well as read-only support for NTFS.
Additionally, the bundled version of UniATA was updated to add better support for SATA and PATA devices. Support was generally improved for third-party device drivers, making it substantially easier to install and use real hardware, as opposed to just virtual machines like VirtualBox.
The internal WINE library was updated to improve support for Win32 programs. Support for Python 2.7 was added, making it possible to use python scripts in ReactOS. A substantial number of visual changes were added, with a vastly improved shell and file explorer, newer icons throughout ReactOS, improved support for fonts, and customizable visual themes.
Even with these improvements, ReactOS 0.4 is still generally considered alpha-level software, though Alexander Rechitskiy, the innovation manager for ReactOS, notes that 0.4.1 may be almost beta-level software.
The release of ReactOS 0.4 brings improved file system support, including native, out-of-the-box support for ext2, ext3, and ext4, as well as read-only support for NTFS.
Additionally, the bundled version of UniATA was updated to add better support for SATA and PATA devices. Support was generally improved for third-party device drivers, making it substantially easier to install and use real hardware, as opposed to just virtual machines like VirtualBox.
The internal WINE library was updated to improve support for Win32 programs. Support for Python 2.7 was added, making it possible to use python scripts in ReactOS. A substantial number of visual changes were added, with a vastly improved shell and file explorer, newer icons throughout ReactOS, improved support for fonts, and customizable visual themes.
Even with these improvements, ReactOS 0.4 is still generally considered alpha-level software, though Alexander Rechitskiy, the innovation manager for ReactOS, notes that 0.4.1 may be almost beta-level software.
Comment Re:But there IS a problem (Score 1) 138
or Youpr0n
Comment Adaway is the best adblocker I've ever seen (Score 3, Interesting) 189
But your phone has to be rooted to use it. Adaway can be downloaded from D-froid [ http://f-droid.org/ ]. Each known ad web url is redirected to 127.0.0.1, really rocks
Comment KDE (Score 3, Informative) 113
KDE
Comment How comes nobody already talked about MSLinux ? (Score 1) 282
That distro was about to be released more than one decade ago (2003) on the GPL (Gates Private License).
Comment Memory Leak Still present with 5.1.1 (Score 1) 434
I've seen people reporting that the memleak of Lollipop that was supposed to be fixed in 5.1 already, and in 5.1.1 is still not fixed, and I experience my Nexus 7 being really slow.
I can see this new post on Reddit but also this post on a much more reliable source, xda-developers.
I can see this new post on Reddit but also this post on a much more reliable source, xda-developers.
Submission + - "Google Glass isn't dead!" Says Google's CEO Eric Schmidt (theverge.com)
lord_rob the only on writes: After Google stopped selling its wearable Glass device in January this year, many people speculated that the controversial gadget was on its way out for good. However, Google's executive chairman Erich Schmidt has said that the technology behind Glass is too important to throw away, and that the program has been put under the control of Nest's Tony Fadell to "make it ready for users" in the future.
Comment Re: What about a windows VM? (Score 4, Insightful) 199
The downside of installing Windows in a VM is that you need to install Windows
Unless you pirate it it is not free
Comment Son don't try Aptoid (Score 1) 118
You may Save a few bucks using pirated software but you'd better stay with the original Play store even if it costs you some dollars to register your app and at lest you make a developer happy for his job
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