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by dfritz 10y ago
They finally did it! The $1000 smartphone! Thankfully, for only $649, you can get the 32 GB version, which has the same storage capacity as the Nexus 5 released in october 2013. Oh yes, the Nexus 5 was sold for $150 less.
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by dfritz 10y ago
I like how the repository's history was discretely rewritten since then. Commit 7cc9a8fff679fcd31bca7d18c8b3b960796d032f was replaced by bcc3e09783ca31039183d5084d8480bd76d531f5, without the sunxi-debug.c file. Compare https:/&#x
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by dfritz 10y ago
And everything hidden in this undocumented monster-commit: https://github.com/allwinner-zh/linux-3.4-sunxi/commit/7cc9a... He should have added: 3. add a backdoor;
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by dfritz 10y ago
This project looks promising, but I can't find the link on the website to download the sources.
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by dfritz 11y ago
This is interesting, but I don't really understand the differences with the existing coroutine libraries like libtask, libconcurrency or libcoro. Of course, it uses the longjmp/setjmp trick, as suggested by Dmitry Vyukov. http:&#
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by dfritz 12y ago
Yet, the Nexus 5 was already 50€ more expensive than its predecessor, the Nexus 4.
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by dfritz 12y ago
The Nexus 6 (Snapdragon 805, 2.7 GHz quad-core) have a slightly faster CPU than the Nexus 5 (Snapdragon 800, 2.26 GHz quad-core), but it only reflect the natural performance improvement over time. The Nexus 6 (184g, 31g/inch) is heavie
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by dfritz 12y ago
> Pros: Reasonably priced for what it is A year ago, we had a 5" smartphone (Nexus 5) for 399€ and a 7" tablet (Nexus 7) for 299€. Now, we have a 6" smartphone (Nexus 6) for 699€. Is it reasonably priced?
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by dfritz 12y ago
That's the same in most companies. But when they say "go build something", it really means "go build something at home, not during your working time!". In my career, the most interesting things I worked on were most