Posts by riclh

LG G7 ThinkQ: Ropey AI, but a feast for sore eyes and ears

It's a piece of glass with a moving picture under it. You have learned some gestures, movements and tappity-taps that mostly get it to do what you want. It is pretty too.

Get over it :)

Oh, and it does phone things too

It walks, it talks, it falls over a bit. Windows 10 is three years old

It's a piece of glass

It's a piece of glass with a possibly moving picture underneath it. You have learned a few gestures, movements, tappity-taps that make it do (hopefully) the things you want it to do. And it looks 'pretty' too (to you at least).

Get over it.

Gentoo GitHub repo hack made possible by these 3 rookie mistakes

I was once asked, in all seriousness, if the assembler compiler I was using was 'properly security certified'. I pointed out that the machine is question was a fancy UART 'chip' and the complier in question only output binary encoded bytes and we had provided the source code as well as a CRC of the ROM/Output contents to prevent any changes from that.

They never got back to me.

Who fancies a six-core, 128GB RAM, 8TB NVMe … laptop?

Re: What does it run?

What is really need is an abstract virtual OS that runs on BOTH Linux and core Windows (not the messaging bit/UI), then the question about 'which is best' becomes moot.

There is no doubt that an OS that is based on FrameStreams rather than Streams (in which size of frame is a valid operator) and means that the OS then more clearly represents the base hardware, with interrupts, disk sectors, HTTP packets. etc.

But I am but dreaming it seems...