That’s great bit of history

It may be useful for people reading if you could add headers about when each decade starts, since you have many of them there

Yep, the Firefox thing is weird. I’d run a memory test . Does this laptop do the same thing with Windows?

Also op mentions 20 years, were your other experiences like this?

Who’s cyan? What’s going on?

Boox has official support to play store, while Barnes and Noble you need to search on Internet . I buy books at Kobo, it’s my favorite store now. It’s the only store that I can find decent amount of titles not in English. Do they have an e reader?

There’s only a few screen manufacturers so you probably can find which devices has the same exact screen. It’s had more resolution than my aging eyes can notice.

I’ve used a Barnes and Noble thing before, and my boox is much faster - obviously since it’s 2 newer generations. I don’t buy anything from Amazon. It’s more convenience than anything, they’re a rip off in Australia.

Wait does that too remove drm or should I keep using calibre for that?

Boox is the best, I’ve got to read using the app I want (moon reader), got to install whatever news apps I want

Sounds like a user space application, there’s no place for this in the kernel. So would you need to upgrade kennel and reboot to update the list? Nonsense.

Edge cases are for teams that have internal testing AND care about quality.

A quick easy way to know if your new job is or isn’t one of those, is when you open a 3 year project and find no unit tests.

Based on what I’ve seen from this person, this is all I ever seen them talking about

I got graduate and masters in the hardware area but learned all of those things about arm and riscV by myself. I only got to see mips and hypothetical ISA in my courses. Heck riscV and rpi didn’t even exist.

All you need is interest and time.

I had to learn assembly but was one topic of many we handled in architecture. Like one question of one exam. That was one of the toughest professors we had, class was about 2001

I learned mips as graduate. In undergrad had to build with logic gates for things like 2 digit decimal counter and my architecture classes were diagram blocks for a simple CPU. But by that time we knew how to do moderate complexity circuits in VHDL simulation, and we had to make a simple VHDL circuit run for real in FPGA.

And I thought that was a measuring unit for ducks

The software I use doesn’t get significant updates often. Kennel, vi, grep, find? They’ve been around for decades.

I’m genuinely curious what kind of things people can’t do because of lag on package updates.

What’s your point? At one moment in history everybody would buy leaded fuel. That’s my strawmen reply to your strawmen.

Oh yeah I’ll do a full research next time I enter a web page to see who hosts it. If it’s by Amazon or Microsoft I’ll give green light.

Buahaha

That’s why le mans exist, to show that 100m races with muscle cars are a farce

But to write such a file you need a few quantum computers map reducing the data in alternative universes