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yes, originally used only cables - because that’s all there was
That’s not correct. The Arpanet, the precursor to the Internet, already included the wireless AlohaNet by Dec 1972. The Arpanet didn’t become a true Internet, a network connecting 2 or more other networks, until 1977. So the Internet as we know it has always included wireless links.
I said over 25 years, so before Y2K.
I’m sorry but I don’t understand what you are asking.
The market is turning into a giant server?
No. Online shopping has existed for over 25 years and in all those places physical markets still exist.
It seems like you are mixing up the “ecosystem” with the application: desktop, mobile phone, etc.
10 years ago there were mobile phones running Intel Atom and they were just as bootlocked as any other phone. I personally have two intel based chromebooks and unlocking their bootloader requires taking them apart.
Whereas my arm based Pinebook Pro requires no unlock at all. I have lots of Arm based SBCs and all of them came unlocked as well.
arm is much more proprietary and less open than Intel
That is exactly backwards. How many companies are licensed to make Intel/AMD comparable CPUs? 4? 6? How many for Arm? Hundreds of companies (Apple, Qualcomm, Samsung, etc.).
totally a bot
Thank you.
He was one of the most disciplined people I’ve ever known. He rarely complained about anything. He spent every minute he could doing what he loved, researching and publishing. He wrote several books include an award winner. He won a Lifetime Achievement award from a prestigious body in his field at 84. He just kept going. At 86 he had nearly lost his eyesight but a doctor was able to restore partial vision, enough for him to continue his work and I never saw him happier. He did what he loved until his last waking moments. Then he closed his eyes and went to sleep, I imagine finally able to relax, all his commitments settled. I hope I get to go out the same way.
buy one of my cajones for $10m
Thank you for the kind words
Because I looked at the source code on the site. Being a data harvester doesn’t mean they don’t give real answers. Just that there is no such thing as a free lunch. You got a suggestion and they got your data.
That was my father.
At 80 he went to teaching only one class so he could keep his office and spend the rest of his time doing what he wanted.
At 90 he finally retired. He wrote dozens or articles and finally left us in Jan this year at 92. The last day he was alive, he dictated a book review to me he had promised to a journal. His final wish, that I type it up and send it in for him and let them know he would not be able to take on any more book reviews.
I don’t know why you are spamming this across the Threadiverse but this is a data harvesting site with no respect for privacy loudly announcing how important privacy is. No thanks.
did you mean to post this in c/piracy
so this is a grandstanding community now?
I no reasons for disliking it. SELinux is an incredibly powerful security tool.
More and more airlines actually are, especially on shorter flights. And the price still is going up!
You are up in here trying to sell your amateur version of openclaw, which already has tons of open source and free alternatives. Why would anyone want buy your APK.
Try picking the right community. You commercial closed sourcr android app has nothing to do with selfhosting.
Why don’t you take your sales pitch to c/android?
It does not now and has never meant wires.
The internet as we know it has always included wireless links. The AlohaNET, a wireless network, was part of the Internet from the start. The ArpaNET became the Internet in 1977 when it first connected multiple networks together. The AlohaNET joined the ArpaNET in 1972.