Isn't the Motion basically a Moto Play Z (not Z2) with 12% more battery (3.5k vs 4k mAh)?
Posts by Gordon 10
3872 publicly visible posts • joined 22 Jun 2009
Page:
BlackBerry Motion: The Phone That Won't Die
Teensy weensy space shuttle flies and lands
Take Kubernetes, and bish bash bosh, you've got Container Runtime
Shame on you!
How dare you suggest the Emperor has no clothes!
Its almost as if we had a huge piece of tin that we wanted to run lots of different programs on and give them the Option to Time Share. Then maybe we could have lots of copies of storage and call it multiple virtual storage. Then of course we need to control when all this stuff runs and with what priority - almost like we need a job control language.
mutter mutter in my day mutter....
Commuters' phone data could be tracked to save megabucks on census
Re: cut the cost of producing population statistics. - WTF ?
Agree.
Also don't under estimate the value of having literally hundreds of years to understand the gaps and omissions in your data. Something you have to do all over again if you change source or collect method. Now as an data enhancement proposition some of these datasets are interesting but not as core data replacement.
Paradise Papers were not an inside job, says leaky offshore law firm
OK, we admit it. Under the hood, the iPhone X is a feat of engineering
Tesla hits Model 3 production speed bumps, slides to loss
Research fail
Except the stats on residual values don't back up your statements. Look at the the Model S - 3-4 year old examples still going for 80% of their original cost. (Check autotrader.co.uk). Roadster values are still holding well considering they are a discontinued model.
That's unheard of for whats effectively a 7 series/S class competitor which are mostly over 50-60% depreciation after 3 years....
Why are we disappointed with the best streaming media box on the market?
Re: @NonSSL
LAN Content - works fine:
https://support.roku.com/article/208754908-how-to-use-roku-media-player-to-play-your-videos-music-and-photos
DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) is a standard technology that enables sharing of content between devices connected over a network. To play content stored on another device or computer on your Roku device using DLNA, the other device must be running DLNA server software and must be on the same network as your Roku device. Some routers and NAS (Network Attached Storage) devices have a built in DLNA server.
Roku Media Player has been tested to work with the following DLNA servers:
Windows Media Player/Center
Serviio
Plex
Twonky
MiniDLNA/ReadyDLNA/ReadyMedia
PlayOn
For information on setting up a DLNA server, consult the associated online support site.
Judge: You're getting an Apple data centre and you're going to like it
Re: Remake of a popular, and charming, Irish tune
The Dublliners?
Low lie the Fields of Athenry
Where once we watched the small free birds fly. (let the free birds fly)
Our love was on the wing we had dreams and songs to sing
It's so lonely 'round the Fields of Athenry
Until apple came along then they were chokka
Hey, you know why it's called the iPhone X? When you see Apple's repair bill, your response will be X-rated
First adopter risk
I’ll expect those prices will come down in time. They are currently driven by cantimg to reserve all the parts for new retail models not spares and repair.
I also bet there are only 1 or 2 service centres that have the skills and tools to repair them.
Haven’t seen an iFixit tear down yet but I bet it will be even harder to fix than previous models.
BOFH: Do I smell burning toes, I mean burning toast?
Whois? No, Whowas: Incoming Euro privacy rules torpedo domain registration system
Whilst I agree that it’s likely to fail I don’t think it’s a total slam dunk. I think an arguement based on the need to support world Intellectual Property systems whilst would ultimately fail would at least be considered an arguement worth having in court, and nonwilful infringement is unlikely to generate a mega fine.
Fore! PCI Express 4.0 finally lands on Earth
Vodafone analysed evidence in case where it was alleged victim
Apple Cook's half-baked defense of the Mac Mini: This kit ain't a leftover
GE goes with Apple: Not the Transformation you were looking for, Satya?
Breakfast at Jeffrey's: UK CEO admits Voda 'slightly lost its mojo'
BOFH: Oh dear. Did someone get lost on the Audit Trail?
Ex-Autonomy CFO begs court to toss out US fraud allegations
Blade Runner 2049 review: Scott's vision versus Villeneuve's skill
Musk: Come ride my Big F**king Rocket to Mars
Argentina eyes up laser death cannon testbed warship
Modern equivalent
Look up "extended readiness". This is basically where one or more ships of a class are kept ticking over for commissioning at notice.
One of the Albion class Landing Craft Docks (the uk equivalent of the Ponce) is currently in this state, as will our second Aircraft Carrier be when it's built.
This is basically a boondoggle and means they will be unavailable for anything short of a crash re-armament program for a non-nuclear WW3.
British snoops at GCHQ knew FBI was going to arrest Marcus Hutchins
Which prior cases are you suggesting where the UK Govt was challenged to prevent an extradition without being forced into it by the Extraditee?
Its the Govt's job - agreed by shite treaty - to process US extradition requests in as timely manner as possible. The only time it shouldn't is if the US has failed to meet the requirements laid down by that Treaty (note not UK or EU law) unless the defendant can show (usually by multiple appeals) that they won't be treated in accordance with UK/EU law in the US.
RBS sharpens axe again: 900 IT jobs to go by 2020
Re: FFS, RBS
You've not actually worked in a Bank have you? They ain't that capable of planning or measuring well enough to do that. In fact they probably haven't got a scooby do where the 900 will come from, and will likely be hiring another 900+ somewhere else in the Org simultaneously.
Never subscribe to greed what can better be explained by incompetence and MBA groupthink.
Antarctica declared world's most volcanic region as 91 new cones found beneath ice
Or Stross' Laundry series - the hero is deliberately named Bob Oliver Francis Howard.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Laundry_Files
Highly recommended if you like comedy horrors which are Spy/sysadmin/Cthulhu mashups.
Charlie occasionallly comments on here and was tweeting yesterday about stories on El Reg.
Lauri Love and Gary McKinnon's lawyer, UK supporters rally around Marcus Hutchins
Re: His employer is very quiet on the subject.
Really? Assuming he was over there on his own time why on earth would anyone expect their employer to get involved for a problem that crops up when he is on holiday. I can't imagine many companies doing that.
Now if he's accused of doing this stuff in the operation of his day job for the company then its a different story.
Cancel your summer trip to nearby Proxima b. No chance of life, room service, say boffins
'My dream job at Oracle left me homeless!' – A techie's relocation horror tale
I'm all for thinking Oracle are the root of all evil (they are!) but I can't help thinking that the employee inflicted much of the damage himself. Maybe just through naiveity or maybe not.
I know when I moved countries I managed to get a lot of the pre-work done remotely beforehand - such as setting up a bank account, by using my current banks official partner in that country.
Any relocation agency worth their salt should have at least been able to provide advice on the shortest path to getting settled. I wonder what went wrong?
While USA is distracted by its President's antics, China is busy breaking another fusion record
Re: Worse..
Fusion ain't needed for a worse outcome.
If the Chinese keep producing Solar panels at the same rate of descending cost all the the oil backed currencies are f*cked any way. Especially since HVDC transmission lines are booming.
They will literally be so cheap that they will make sense anywhere south of Edinburgh. Huge brute forcing of the power problem but feasible.
NASA: Bring on the asteroid, so we can chuck a fridge at it
Big question: Who gets the blame if a cyborg drops a kid on its head?
Re: If you put a helpless human in a machine
Exactly user takes responsibility for their actions. Caveat Luser. Its not frigging rocket science.
Fully autonomous machines need to hold the manufacturer responsible for clear mechanical failures and to provide a WORM audit log when the Luser does something daft.
Idiots are always going to find a way to auto-darwinate themselves or others. No special laws needed.
Just like that muppet who T-boned the Truck in his Tesla after ignoring 6 autopilot reminders.
Civil rights warriors get green light to challenge UK mass surveillance
Tesla death smash probe: Neither driver nor autopilot saw the truck
Re: Technology assists it doesnt do it for you
Utter BS. He ignored SIX warnings to pay more attention. The marketing doesn't come into it.
And as a former SEAL - who presumably trained to have Situational Awareness well in excess of the normal herd - he had even less excuse than most.
Autodarwinated. Nuff Said.
BOFH: Halon is not a rad new vape flavour
Consultancy titan EY to shift jobs to Indian outsourcer TCS
NASA brainboxes work on algorithms for 'safe' self-flying aircraft
Waste of time
This will happen when hell freezes over unless you are in the military - and even then remote piloting is more likely to be a thing first.
Fleshbags prefer a fleshie to give them the illusion of control.
Would rather see them work on safety interlocks for autonomous deployment of Sharks with Frickin Lasers on their heads. On the grounds its cooler and more likely to happen - Elon has is gonna run out of places to put his moola sooner or later.
The biggest British Airways IT meltdown WTF: 200 systems in the critical path?
Agree - 200 doesn't sound unusual for an organisation as IT dependent as BA, bearing in mind their business went IT dependent very very early.
Whether its good or not I'd hazard a guess that its NOT an outlier compared to other organisations its size.
Rather suspect the Author hasn't worked in anyone as big and hasn't had to contend with the sheer inertia that creates.
Also rather suspect this was 1 rogue application (ESB or similar) spamming corruption further out.
Double suspect that there are a few architects & CIOs waiting for the full BA post mortem.