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Endless Mike posted:i am deeply concerned about the kernel version of my telephone operation system this is actually a big dumb problem with android. every iOS update bumps up the kernel on every device to the latest version. android *never updates the kernel* from the version it shipped with, with the exception of added security patches. this means that if new things get implemented that require kernel and driver support, they cannot be supported even in recent devices. android is extremely hampered from getting software improvements due to this.
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The Management posted:in general though the whole thing was wankery and there was no real difference.
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now the 8 and x has a separate models with intel and qualcomm modem where the intel one is garbage and can't hold onto signals as well as the qualcomm model while being slower and can't do cdma
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The Management posted:this is actually a big dumb problem with android. every iOS update bumps up the kernel on every device to the latest version. android *never updates the kernel* from the version it shipped with, with the exception of added security patches. this means that if new things get implemented that require kernel and driver support, they cannot be supported even in recent devices. android is extremely hampered from getting software improvements due to this. does android at least use LTS kernels?
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coke posted:now the 8 and x has a separate models with intel and qualcomm modem where the intel one is garbage and can't hold onto signals as well as the qualcomm model while being slower and can't do cdma cdma is dead or will be soon, verizon is no longer accepting device registrations for it and wants to shut it down next year real world cellular throughput is usually limited by the backhaul to the tower and how buggy the base station is
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:lol the android people don't dare throw stones over battery issues after the note fiasco um excuse me but 1 exploding iphone model represents like 1/40 of all iphones sold while 1 exploding android model could not possibly be more than .01% of all the android phones out there ipso facto wrap it up applailures
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The Management posted:android is extremely hampered
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The Management posted:android is extremely dumpstered
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lol remember this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKG7XRsG9KQ
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The Management posted:android is extremely hamstered
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lmao. impeccable timing https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/gadgets/a22975697/samsung-foldable-phone/
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wait no, hamsters live longer than android phones
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hobbesmaster posted:does android at least use LTS kernels? I don’t know enough to say. it seems like google chooses a kernel for each major release and supports that with security patches for a couple of years or so. of course that means the vendors have to accept the patches into their hacked up kernels and ship a new build, so it might eventually happen. this means every phone that shipped with ice cream sandwich is still running the ice cream sandwich kernel, even if it has been updated to the latest OS (lol)
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lol what the hell, that’s terrible. anroid
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OldAlias posted:lol what the hell, that’s terrible. anroid the alternate option is for chip and device makers to make their drivers run on every new Linux kernel. they will never do this because it costs money, they just don’t care, and the Linux driver model is that they get to break every driver every release and gently caress you. Microsoft gave them an example of how to do this and they were too dumb to see it.
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wonder what goog’s flagship phone is gonna be called once
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President Beep posted:wonder what goog’s flagship phone is gonna be called once Dongus
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i dunno but it better have AUDIOPHILE QUALITY AUDIOredeyes posted:Wha'd be swell would be a phone that worked on Verizon with audiophile quality audio AND a good camera, maybe wide angle. The LG Thinq 7 looks pretty close but it's camera is kinda sad compared to the Pixel 2. It's just never going to happen.
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Andoird: It's Just Never Going To Happen
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I need audiophile quality audio for my anime
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need dat gold plated headphone jack. the guy at best buy who sells me monster cables told me.
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Astoundingly Ugly Baby posted:I need audiophile quality audio for my anime deleting all philes 
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Astoundingly Ugly Baby posted:I need audiophile quality audio for my anime There was a guy in that thread saying he didn't know if his phone was running out of ram while using the music player because he has several thousand flac files in his library
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Lutha Mahtin posted:isn't apple like the only manufacturer who even offers a reasonable way to buy a new battery what's unreasonably about buying yumcha batteries off ebay with fake NFC coils stickers on them? Pinterest Mom posted:what's wrong with the 8 8 nonplussed has an active recall for logic board replacement
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cool sounds like apple is supporting their hardware and fixing the problem what is the issue?
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~Coxy posted:what's unreasonably about buying yumcha batteries off ebay with fake NFC coils stickers on them? mine works fine
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Pinterest Mom posted:Now consider that the portfolios of the iPhone 6, the iPhone 7, and the iPhone 8 have all exhibited major flaws stemming from the hardware design of the smartphones. While past performance is no guide to future stability, consumers are more adept at recognising patterns. The reliability of the Galaxy range in the mainstream media is streets ahead of the iPhone. "streets ahead" is joke from community about trying to force an expression that no one likes or wants
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LastInLine posted:"streets ahead" is joke from community about trying to force an expression that no one likes or wants Inappropes.
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Schadenboner posted:Inappropes. takin' it back
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that's from clerks 2 which nobody likes
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syscall girl posted:that's from clerks 2 which nobody likes Would you say you're the Clerks 2 of YOSPOS?
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a real donkey show
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syscall girl posted:clerks 2 which nobody likes yea. it was bad.
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Jeff Anderson, the guy who plays Randal Graves, moved into a retirement community at the ripe old age of 40. He pulled out of filming Clerks 3 to instead do nothing.wikipedia posted:On September 14, 2010, Anderson made his first appearance on Smith's SModcast filling in for Scott Mosier on SModcast #134. In his podcast, Anderson stated he had moved out of Los Angeles and into a "retirement community in the mountains" where he is "the youngest person there by 20 years."
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sounds pretty good to be honest. better than programming android phones
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Retiring young sounds rad. Much better than the actors who gently caress up their finances and have to endlessly take lovely roles (or just get addicted to making money.)
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Schadenboner posted:Would you say you're the Clerks 2 of YOSPOS? yeah i got rosario dawson somehow you know
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The Management posted:ice cream sandwich The Management posted:ice cream sandwich
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The Management posted:I don’t know enough to say. it seems like google chooses a kernel for each major release and supports that with security patches for a couple of years or so. of course that means the vendors have to accept the patches into their hacked up kernels and ship a new build, so it might eventually happen. i actually think this is the right approach, long as they keep up with the security patching for a reasonable amount of time. as the kernel driver support is irrelevant there is really nothing to be gained updating kernels pretty much ever if anything changing kernels every major release seems more often than could reasonably be necessary, what are they really getting out of it?
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