well i can't stop comparing this to the person that tried for a few years to port gcc to git (he even got a threadripper from someone) and then the other person does the same with a few line of script.
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Originally posted by danmcgrew View Post
I'm buying the PinePhone, with a removeable, replaceable battery and a headphone jack--for less than $200.00.
And a Pinebook Pro Linux laptop (Ubuntu, KDE Neon, Q4OS and more); magnesium case. Same price.
https://www.pine64.org/pinephone/
"...Ubuntu, KDE Neon, Q4OS and more...". Including BSD and Android. And more; see the website.
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Originally posted by starshipeleven View Post
It's more likely that they just keep using ARM and acquire the cores they need through a third party that isn't blocked.
It's not like they give a fuck about IP there. Since they don't need to be able to export a crap anymore (no google apps = no exports of Android devices), why not giving them a finger.
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Originally posted by ldesnogu View PostAnd anyway do you turn off your phone while you have it with you? I never turn it off and don't know anyone who does.
Originally posted by starshipeleven View PostCriminals about to commit a crime, that's who does that.
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Originally posted by Cape View Post
- 1.5 billion Chinese - sane economy where the government can get into the economy
- biggest manufacturing in the world
They will just come up with a new CPU platform.
If the US wanted to be effective at damaging the Chinese economy they should have started decades ago.
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Originally posted by DoMiNeLa10 View PostHaving no regard for the so-called "intellectual property" is one of these things I like in Chinese people. I wish others would see that the whole idea is just harmful and should be dropped.
In both cases the strong has free reign to abuse the weak.
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Originally posted by brent View PostPinePhone? I guess the "problem" with PinePhone is that they don't try to sell it as some kind of magical fairytale privacy device. Librem 5 is 90% crappy marketing and 10% substance. I kind of feel sorry for the backers already.
"...We do not wish to discourage anyone from getting the Pinebook [not referring to the Pinebook Pro], but it is not a daily driver, so if you are looking to replace your current work or school laptop it may be wise to look elsewhere."
[--From the description of Pine's $99.00 11.6" 1080p IPS Pinebook; still very much for sale. See website, under Devices > Laptops > PINEBOOK]
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