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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2009-12-08
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Originally Posted by rjzak
The question's more which idiot decided to use established global identifiers (k, M, G, etc.) for non-standard values. The SI multipliers had been around for hundreds of years before binary computers came along.
Who's the ***** who decided that the world's capacities should be in Base 10, when the world of bits N bytes is ruled in Base 2?
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2009-12-08
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#23
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
In what manner do you reboot the device? Do you bring up the terminal and type reboot like you do on a standard linux machine?
Any larger apps will install under /opt (which is a symlink to /home/opt), which provides 2GB so should be enough. It's only smaller apps (or those in the -devel or -testing repositories which haven't yet been optified) which will use up the root filesystem space.
There's also currently a bug when installing multiple applications where the downloaded data isn't properly deleted after installing (until after a reboot), which can lead to running out of free space temporarily. This should be fixed with the next firmware though.
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2009-12-08
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Originally Posted by mark-maemo
I just switched off (from power button) and on again.
In what manner do you reboot the device? Do you bring up the terminal and type reboot like you do on a standard linux machine?
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In this case, Nokia is no worse than Apple for fooling people into thinking that Snow Leopard gave them more disk space, when in reality they changed from Base 2 to Base 10. These tech companies must think we're all ignorant tools.
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