The iPhone 3GS is still using a 65nm processor which means it's using almost twice as much silicon for the same number of transistors as an iPad 2, driving up cost That's not how it works.
Um, the answers sometimes change with time in this business.
Those were strategic decisions, though. In this case, EA needs Apple a LOT more than Apple needs EA.
Don't Share that with your boss. That's what Circles are for. Sorry. I'm a busy person, and I simply can no longer be bothered to learn (or to fully think through) the consequences of pressing any given "like,"…
I think it had more to do with the fact that MySpace pages all looked like crap and played shitty music at you automatically when you opened them. I think you're both saying exactly the same thing, using different words.
Those strategic innovations seem to have forestalled WWIII, so I don't know that I would be quite that disrespectful.
In many parts of the US it's illegal to record phone calls without the knowledge of both parties. That can't help.
Yes, it would be worth the comedy value to see a restaurant run this way. Somebody wants to make a lobster souffle with organic leeks and poison ivy, somebody else thinks they can make the perfect grilled cheese. The…
Does this sharing process still carve a giant hunk out of the recipient's Dropbox space allocation, though? That's what I don't understand about any of these services -- Google, Dropbox, and whoever else. If anything is…
Can you leave the laptop at home and talk to it with VNC? The iPad is God's own VNC client.
So you've never been lost in a Home Depot (or your local equivalent thereof)?
In summary US manufacturing output is increasing and US manufacturing output exceeds that of China by about $100B, but only employs about a tenth as many workers as China. Didn't read the article, but do they count…
Spam every contact address you can find with a (polite) message pointing out that iOS users don't need, or want, special mobile sites. It can't hurt to try.
I'm not that big a fan of Inception, but I will say that it's nice to be able to indulge in post-rationalization again, post-Kubrick.
Yes, such as complaining about complaining about the ending of a video game.
I will agree that it (Orson Scott Card) may not be appropriate for 14 year olds. My God. I was reading Stephen King and Peter Maas at that age. What in the world is happening to us? This is not the way it should be…
GCC has options to change the size of int without even modifying the compiler Great, I'm very happy for them. If I ever wake up and decide to change sizeof(int), I can. Now what do you suppose is going to happen if the…
I think he's saying the art justifies the means. As did Jobs.
Holy @#$@, people. Did I wake up in a naïveté vortex? No, C doesn't define sizeof(int). It is implementation defined. But you don't change it once you implement it in a given development environment... not if you want…
Fantastically dumb comment. FWIW int in C is also 32 bit on all mainstream 64 bit operating systems, and Go has int64. ROFL. I challenge you to find documentation for the C language or any other language commonly used…
From that page: "At the moment, all implementations use 32-bit ints, an essentially arbitrary decision. However, we expect that int will be increased to 64 bits on 64-bit architectures in a future release of Go." So, in…
I'm historically a braces-on-their-own-line guy, so getting used to the strict enforcement of the other style was a pain for me Wait, what?
As their first business venture together, he and Jobs sold blue boxes. So, the irony level that was reached when Jobs ordered the creation of a locked-down cell phone platform wrapped clear around 2^32-1 and back to…
If there is a famine in an area, and people are dying, is it OK to offer them food and water in exchange for slave labour? No pay, just food and water, and everybody that doesn't like can go and die of hunger. How does…
My wife and I used to live in China, and we did traveling in both the high and the low places. What was your impression of working conditions on the rural farms that are one of the most often-cited alternatives for many…
The iPhone 3GS is still using a 65nm processor which means it's using almost twice as much silicon for the same number of transistors as an iPad 2, driving up cost That's not how it works.
Um, the answers sometimes change with time in this business.
Those were strategic decisions, though. In this case, EA needs Apple a LOT more than Apple needs EA.
Don't Share that with your boss. That's what Circles are for. Sorry. I'm a busy person, and I simply can no longer be bothered to learn (or to fully think through) the consequences of pressing any given "like,"…
I think it had more to do with the fact that MySpace pages all looked like crap and played shitty music at you automatically when you opened them. I think you're both saying exactly the same thing, using different words.
Those strategic innovations seem to have forestalled WWIII, so I don't know that I would be quite that disrespectful.
In many parts of the US it's illegal to record phone calls without the knowledge of both parties. That can't help.
Yes, it would be worth the comedy value to see a restaurant run this way. Somebody wants to make a lobster souffle with organic leeks and poison ivy, somebody else thinks they can make the perfect grilled cheese. The…
Does this sharing process still carve a giant hunk out of the recipient's Dropbox space allocation, though? That's what I don't understand about any of these services -- Google, Dropbox, and whoever else. If anything is…
Can you leave the laptop at home and talk to it with VNC? The iPad is God's own VNC client.
So you've never been lost in a Home Depot (or your local equivalent thereof)?
In summary US manufacturing output is increasing and US manufacturing output exceeds that of China by about $100B, but only employs about a tenth as many workers as China. Didn't read the article, but do they count…
Spam every contact address you can find with a (polite) message pointing out that iOS users don't need, or want, special mobile sites. It can't hurt to try.
I'm not that big a fan of Inception, but I will say that it's nice to be able to indulge in post-rationalization again, post-Kubrick.
Yes, such as complaining about complaining about the ending of a video game.
I will agree that it (Orson Scott Card) may not be appropriate for 14 year olds. My God. I was reading Stephen King and Peter Maas at that age. What in the world is happening to us? This is not the way it should be…
GCC has options to change the size of int without even modifying the compiler Great, I'm very happy for them. If I ever wake up and decide to change sizeof(int), I can. Now what do you suppose is going to happen if the…
I think he's saying the art justifies the means. As did Jobs.
Holy @#$@, people. Did I wake up in a naïveté vortex? No, C doesn't define sizeof(int). It is implementation defined. But you don't change it once you implement it in a given development environment... not if you want…
Fantastically dumb comment. FWIW int in C is also 32 bit on all mainstream 64 bit operating systems, and Go has int64. ROFL. I challenge you to find documentation for the C language or any other language commonly used…
From that page: "At the moment, all implementations use 32-bit ints, an essentially arbitrary decision. However, we expect that int will be increased to 64 bits on 64-bit architectures in a future release of Go." So, in…
I'm historically a braces-on-their-own-line guy, so getting used to the strict enforcement of the other style was a pain for me Wait, what?
As their first business venture together, he and Jobs sold blue boxes. So, the irony level that was reached when Jobs ordered the creation of a locked-down cell phone platform wrapped clear around 2^32-1 and back to…
If there is a famine in an area, and people are dying, is it OK to offer them food and water in exchange for slave labour? No pay, just food and water, and everybody that doesn't like can go and die of hunger. How does…
My wife and I used to live in China, and we did traveling in both the high and the low places. What was your impression of working conditions on the rural farms that are one of the most often-cited alternatives for many…