Nice necklace, Mr. Reedus

It’s still the OS doing it, it’s just reacting to the power button press like any other input device.

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A finger-wagging and a tut-tut.

Sure, ignore the professional.

I know that SIP isn’t anything new, but it’s still not what “processor” brings to mind. It’s a package or a module, and it could comprise one or more processors.

That’s something else entirely. It literally even says “chiplet” at the top. It is a collection of discrete processor chips.

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You don’t seem to understand what I’m saying.

I’d be surprised to find a Cortex M0 in an SoC that billed itself as having a Cortex M33, for example.

A System on a Chip can often have a CPU, GPU, and other subprocessors all on one die, but multiple chips on a processor is backwards.

When I read “processor” in this context, I’m usually thinking of a discrete component. Wat?

I could understand being surprised to find a certain processor in a chip, but how y’all fitting chips in processors? I’m guessing that this is just another tech “journalism” failure.

It was a novel new feature they introduced decades ago. Email was far less organized before then.

https://youtu.be/amn3kn0XPLQ

That’s just Google with extra steps

Is Bing really that much better, though?

He probably literally can’t, since it’s basically just a big RC car on an extremely tightly controlled loop.

I recall now, I attempted to type “show of hands.”

Autocorrect gore is fascinating, no?

Who’s of hands, who was surprised by this?

Edit: what the fuck did autocorrect mangle to come up with “who’s of hands?”

Their FAQ hems and haws about that, but (in the past) I’ve done side-by-side tests and found identical results. Maybe something’s changed, maybe it hasn’t.

You know that’s just Bing, right?

GB = Great Britain?