Sounds like he's referring to "image persistence", which is similar in appearance to burn-in, but a different mechanism. Burn-in is more likely to be found on CRTs and can take a long time to occur. Image persistence…
Hence the bluetooth keyboard as the first thing on his list ;)
Hey, you and me both, brother! Some of the most fun I've had programming was writing an assembly TSR that would scrape the screen buffer of the PAL BBS game Flash Attack (I think that was name of it, anyway) to…
What point am I supposed to be getting here? Yup, it's a benchmark. F# was consistently slower than Java, but, consistently used less memory and fewer lines of code. Are you saying this is good, or bad?
Sounds like he's referring to "image persistence", which is similar in appearance to burn-in, but a different mechanism. Burn-in is more likely to be found on CRTs and can take a long time to occur. Image persistence…
Hence the bluetooth keyboard as the first thing on his list ;)
Hey, you and me both, brother! Some of the most fun I've had programming was writing an assembly TSR that would scrape the screen buffer of the PAL BBS game Flash Attack (I think that was name of it, anyway) to…
What point am I supposed to be getting here? Yup, it's a benchmark. F# was consistently slower than Java, but, consistently used less memory and fewer lines of code. Are you saying this is good, or bad?