Most of Windows has already been decompiled using tools like Ghidra. Will be interesting to see which set of code is better documented.

Will consider it when I can get it in a $100 SBC.

Or is that the growth in open source projects is more than double. I think this is more to do with the exploding popularity and uptake of open source projects.

Sage Math on a Raspberry Pi is excellent. Accessing Sage Math in a hosted Jupiter notebook is excellent. Lots of free sites you can access from a phone.

Does this count sub-$100 SBCs? I use a Raspberry Pi 4 as my desktop.

I already pay for unlimited because family use of Netflix always maxed us out. Now adding this is fine as long as itâ(TM)s cheap.

With all the low cost ARM computers, perhap people appreciate the speed of C. Generally you get smaller faster programs. Or perhaps more people are working on the Linux kernel?

Glad my latest computer is a Raspberry Pi. Glad to be on an ARM processor. Perhaps this will help more ARM based computers become more mainstream this year.

My subdivision was built 7 years age. Two years ago it showed up on Apple Maps, but is stilll missing from Google Maps. The funny thing is that street view for the area is up to date, but wonâ(TM)t let you navigate into the street, just look down it. I did notify Google but nothing happened. Havenâ(TM)t seen us appear on a car GPS yet either. This is in rural British Columbia.

I know whenever I've seen MS demos of ASP.Net MVC they had to use Chrome because the web pages would be buggy under Edge. They also explicitly state this as opposed to claiming they are showing cross-platform works. I think generally in MS there is a feeling they should fire the whole browser team.

A lot of people think Nokia should have produced an Android smartphone rather than going with Microsoft. I think this shows that wouldn't have worked. Blackberry also failed with their own operating system, so not sure where this leaves them.

Perhaps this will prompt Apple to add an Apple II Emulator to iOS 9. Should then open up the Apple Store to all that great Apple II software.

First off it needs to be waterproof. And sufficiently waterproof to swim with. I have a Garmin GPS watch which is great (except it isn't waterproof enough to swim with). The battery life sucks, but it is still great for running and cycling and has a heart rate monitor. I have an iPhone and there are better apps for that, but it really isn't up to the environment. Would be nice to get the better phone apps on a Garmin type watch with better durability and battery life. For any athletic activity these are great for collecting and sharing useful metrics.

I tend to just answer, and then say "Just hold on a sec..." and then put the phone down and continue watching TV. Like someone else said that then costs them time/money. If my father in law is visiting, I just hand him the phone and he can tell stories from his childhood endlessly. He loves an audience.

After being burned by Google abandoning GWT, I would worry about adopting Dart. Won't Google just lose interest and abandon it after a year or two. Won't we just see a new project start up almost immediately for some newer better web language? Not sure I'd jump in on this one.