biggusdickus | 7 years ago | on: MX-80 – Ahead of its time: A small, lightweight computer printer
Check out Sony DPT-RP1.
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biggusdickus | 7 years ago | on: MX-80 – Ahead of its time: A small, lightweight computer printer
You'd go to bloody prison for 20 years now for things we did in 80ies/early 90ies
biggusdickus | 7 years ago | on: Why did Apple's Copland fail when so many 90s OS succeed, dominate world today
The story of GEOS is quote interesting too. From 8bit OS for c64 in mid 80ies to powering Nokia Communicator and a bunch of random Japanese products in mid/2nd half 90ies.
biggusdickus | 7 years ago | on: Why did Apple's Copland fail when so many 90s OS succeed, dominate world today
Webos is just linux with specific wm.
biggusdickus | 7 years ago | on: This is Samsung’s foldable smartphone
DS software was specifically designed to use screens as separate units (for example, actual game video on top, extra data on bottom), not as a unified screen, which helped.
There were other dual screen phones other than the Axon, off the top of my head I can remember NEC Medias W and Kyocera Echo (which was the first Android dual screen phone iirc). There was also a Sony tablet with dual screens, Sony Tablet P.
biggusdickus | 7 years ago | on: 2018 Mac Mini Review
Kodi supports network remotes among other types. You can just install a kodi remote app on your phone.
biggusdickus | 7 years ago | on: Fortnite Boycotts Google Play Store; Teaches Kids to Sideload
No it's not. A good part of us here started their IT path by messing with security.
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