markokrajnc

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by markokrajnc 10y ago
You are claiming that you know >>all<< operating systems and bootloaders and that >>all<< run only in 32-bit mode - with no exceptions... a big claim about your knowledge... So you know even all non-public bootloader
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
Author is asking for 64-bit ARM hardware, not software...
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
Ultibo may soon be working in 64-bit mode: https://ultibo.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=60
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
The raspberry pi 3 runs in 32 and 64 mode. There is no >>LINUX<< 64-bit kernel for it currently...
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
Just buy Raspberry Pi 3 and you will have 64-bit ARM desktop hardware...
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
I think "2. e5" would be atomic bomb then... ;-)
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
"Our children deserve better." If you take children - they indeed mix and remix without worrying about any (copy)rights...
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
I agree with everything except: "Know how to use Vim" -> I use nano "Pair Programming" -> nice, but not should
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
Windows is mostly sold as OEM on new computers. For existing/old computers they have minimal sales... so they are giving it for free here... Gut since they will start with subscriptions very soon I wonder what is their long term plan w
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
And it may grow even more when some/many US subsidiaries in UK will move to Ireland after Brexit (english speaking country in EU is attracting many US companies)...
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
For companies with existing technology stacks try to reuse existing knowledge (JNode, Java, .Net, ...). For companies "starting from scratch": analyse possibilities and make a strategic decision about your technology then try to s
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
Java EE is a set of mostly bad libs for Java SE. Unfortunately the upper management has seen it as a "better Java SE"...
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
These slides are great! "Standing on the shoulders of giants..." If time-to-market is important, JVM is the way to go... Manually managed memory is for low-level/OS software, GC is for the rest (apps)... with some exceptions.
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
The flower. Butterfly was created two days later... :-)
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
From the related thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12015388 "In today's digital world, it appears to be a virtual certainty that computers accessing the Internet can—and eventually will—be hacked."
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
You mean VisualWorks Smalltalk...
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
This was the time when Java-magnet pulled people, money and momentum from the Smalltalk community...
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
I agree. By adding "Dropbox alternative" everybody immediately knows what the company Seafile is doing...
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
This may be >>very good<< for SolarCity and >>just good<< for Tesla.
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
In Spain already since May 2011: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemasolar_Thermosolar_Plant
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
More precise question is: Is Intel CPU connected with 3G laptop modem on Mac? If YES: Data can be read/written remotely from/on your Mac (even if turned OFF - as long batteries are installed). If NO: Most probably it can not be do
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
One example source: http://www.intel.com/content/dam/doc/product-brief/mobile-co... I guess they don't (yet) have embedded mobile phone tech. I guess they use wireless cellular modem integrated in m
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
It may be, that Intel didn't plan this as an NSA/XYZ back door - but it doesn't actually matter. What matters is that we know 1) Intel has such technology implemented in allmost all desktops/servers currently running 2)
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
Passwords became hard to manage... now you have to choose >>different<< password for every site... Who can remember all those passwords? Only a password manager...
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
Yes, they/we must pay the rent for their Manhattan location...
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
Raspberry Pi Zero has no wifi, no bluetooth and no build in 4GB storage. BUT: it is cheaper at 5$! :-)
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
And they ordered the POS software from two companies - at the same time. When the two companies finished the development, they paid both of them but choosed the better one which is now in production...
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
"Unikernels are specialised, single-address-space machine images..." -> I can also imagine a unikernel with virtual memory where core part/kernel would run in one process & memory space and the application part runnnin
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
Great! Now I can see very fast, what has changed...
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by markokrajnc 10y ago
Too much reliance on GPS.. this is not smart high-tech...

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