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mru

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    Comment #1136833

    Also http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1114804

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    Comment #1136825

    I guess you hadn't noticed that git has a very nice gui.

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    Comment #1114879

    He seems to be saying that svn is better than git because _some_ git users have a central repository they work against, and because they are planning on adding some features that m…

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    Comment #1094141

    I read somewhere that the A4 has an ARM MALI graphics processor, not an SGX.

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    Comment #1089018

    The Beagleboard has a very friendly and helpful community with mailing list and IRC channel. The Hawkboard is newer and as such doesn't have quite the same following, but you shoul…

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    Comment #1088702

    I would recommend getting a Beagleboard[1] or a Hawkboard[2], both low-cost single-board systems with somewhat differing capabilities. [1] http://beagleboard.org/ [2] http://hawkbo…

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    Comment #1088629

    Will they no longer keep restricted items at the guard station outside the embassy? It's a couple of years since last time I was there.

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    Comment #1079518

    I think he means C doesn't require a framework or VM of monstrous proportions in order to do its thing.

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    Comment #1078861

    Amen to that.

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    Comment #956265

    Qemu is pretty good, but ARMv7 emulation isn't quite complete yet. Anything compiled by gcc will probably run though.

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    Comment #955644

    True, but there's nothing to say future implementations will not be faster. Adding more execution units is "easy". Fixing an instruction set is not.

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    Comment #954844

    ARMv7 has a SIMD unit (NEON) that easily outshines SSE and Altivec. Floating point support is also good nowadays.

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    Comment #954837

    ARM core sales are measured in billions per year.

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    Comment #954834

    That's the point. It's not science.

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    Comment #948631

    Clever indeed. Does that mean I can offset my carbon emissions by buying some shares in a coal power station?

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    Comment #933472

    In Win95/98 an autorun CD would defeat a password-locked screensaver. We had loads of fun with that...