Considering that the Lightning adapter connects to the end of an existing Lightning cable, and the MicroUSB adapter connects to the end of an existing MicroUSB cable, it doesn’t sound much different from the current situation (have one charging cable for iDevices, and another for everything else). Somewhat…

Well, yes, although for a slightly different reason: with an older CPU design like the R3000, you would already have found most, if not all of the bugs, kinks and peculiarities, so that they cannot catch you off-guard once the probe is way out there in the solar system. Older, less complicated chips are much easier to…

That second part is why a lot of the old stuff still works: it was far more fault tolerant. Bigger transistors, fewer parts, less complexity over all. Less room for something to break.

stay classy Konami

Lucky for all those people that can’t afford such a bicycle, almost every biker already has a pothole detection system. They are called eyes.

Yeah, the sad thing is, using an external USB 3.0 SSD with the Xbox One gets you faster performance than the internal drives in either the X1 or PS4 can muster, because both of their internal connector specs are so outdated that USB 3.0 actually has a higher throughput.

Tom Scott’s vid on passwords is really good, but check out the vid about coding for time zones if you really want to be overwhelmed:

Wow... I am barely familiar with the original anime and seeing this comparison left me so unimpressed. My heart goes out to the longtime fans.

I don’t want to be THAT GUY but those graphics could only be possible in 16 bit in consoles or pc with a 32bit processor...

The camera and battery are where the Nexus line has traditionally fallen behind, though I certainly hope it’s at least somewhat comparable to the G4. I’ve never had a problem with smartphone storage space, personally, so I won’t be shedding any tears on that.

Show of hands.

Good find! Thanks :)