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From what I remember the address bar change was for a very good reason to do with protecting the user from phishing etc.

My own impression is that for a modern developed economy looking healthy is far more key than being healthy.

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It's not linked by default.

Yes, but he entry level has halved in cost, rather than the upper levels.

You could argue the poor battery life and lack of third party apps as a significant detractor.

1. GPUs certainly have halted in price.

2. Mobile VR will probably be the vehicle for mass adoption. From what I remember GearVR has hit over a million units.

There are definite points of contention on this. The Vive headset doesn't face nearly as significant a glare issue as the rift, it is far better for glasses wearers than the rift and for some people the improved brightness is a significant advantage.

Integrated audio is definitely nice, but not a deal breaker and the improved ease in reaching a comfortable setup is definitely and advantage, but it makes trade offs in other areas.

You could split hairs about where the trade offs were made (fov vs SDE) but the displays and optics are so similar that those dont matter.

Race to the bottom absolutely screwed the PC industry. It's why laptops stagnated so heavily for years.

Apple provides support and funding to Mac ports when I last checked.

From what i have read about both neither has a huge sweet-spot.

Its mostly because CGFloat can be of different sizes (float or double) depending on architecture, so can be assumed to be neither a double nor a float exclusively.

Well oculus was well on its way after its Kickstarter, but the they sold out. Good for them, but it sucks for the rest of us.

Becuase most people struggle with multiple tabs, imagine how painful multiple tabs in multiple windows may get.

It may, or may not, have it but I very much doubt there isn't room to retrofit it where appropriate.

Because you want to be the one holding the factories when the end game hits.

Electron is the current fad for web devs creating desktop apps, so he's saying its a nic change to see someone actually implement a desktop app actually using the native desktop toolkit and metaphors and not what ever ill conceived platform alien system they've developed.

There are definitely plenty of public Apis as well, for example: rbs.openbankproject.com

The US is a lot more right in many regards than the UK, so it likely co Es across as more extreme there.

Chrome OS is to Linux what iOS 1.x was to Mac OS.

Honestly, they've been cutting government expenditure pretty heavily across the board (to the best of my knowledge) and military expenditure is way down.

There are already headset only solutions, but who knows how well they run.

Does their exist a JVM with an OS level shared heap, to reduce GC overhead? Obviously each can be collected independently of one another so pausing shouldn't be a significant issue and IPC becomes a Normal heap reference which may aid in performance.

Just to demonstrate an example of invalid code?

Hot spot is based on a relatively old paper at this point from what I remember and there are alternatives which purportedly perform better.

I would suggest a positionally tracked headset as the absolute best test case.

There are consumer oriented research GVS headsets currently under development, Samsung had one at CES this year. From what've heard it's not hugely accurate, but the general sensation should be enough.

Is Graal not only faster than the Client JVM, but slower than the server VM?

Escape analysis is pretty damn capable if you can give it enough time to run.

I think the test may have bugged out. The minimum recommended spec is significantly higher than what you have.