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Why the M1 chip is too hyped - perspectives of an average user.  As of 10th June, 2021, I know this might seem controversial, but it is what it is. After watching at least 100+ YouTube video's about the new apple m1 silicon I have to come to the conclusion that I will not be buying the M1 silicon based computer anytime soon. Lets talk about myself: 1. Works at a corporate job as an Analyst dealing with lots of data. 2. Does programming in Python and other scripting languages occasionally on the personal computer which is a intel i5 (6th gen) Dell Desktop which I bought 2 years ago used for 250 dollars (roughly translating 18000 rupees). My next logical upgrade is to buy to a personal laptop for that added flexibility of being portable and I wanted to consider M1. This upgrade is an optional upgrade and I could delay buying this for upto 2 more years. Now it got me thinking, really hard, all the people on YouTube raving about the M1, *actually do* need the power that it offers in te

Seems like Android has taken over the market like Windows did during it's years Here are the reasons that match why Android is the next Windows 1. It's cheap (like Windows). In terms of cost. 2. It's easy to deploy on most of the machines. (Doesn't matter how much crappier device you use, Andoid will fit into it.) 3. It copies fast. (We have to agree to this). Seems Apple is going to be sidelined yet another time by a much sub standard product. Time to take Action or face annihilation as the MAC has seen.

One thing that I got stuck was when I was trying to set debugging mode on Android for connecting and flashing roms with Odin and such: The easy procedure is as follows: 1. Go to Settings 2. Go to About 3. Press the firmware version 10 times and it will autmatically activate debugging mode. Enjoy!

Easy Ways Guide to Run Lex and Yacc Programs on ubuntu. This post will show you how to run Lex and Yacc programs easily on ubuntu 12.04 I have assumed that you have a working Ubuntu 12.04 LTS version installed on your system and the computer is connected to the network. Ubuntu does not come installed with a lex and yacc compiler to do so install it first by 1. Opening the terminal 2. type - sudo apt-get install flex 3. enter your password after installation of flex finishes 4. type - sudo apt-get install bison 5. enter your pasword. Congratualtions Lex and Yacc have been installed on your system. Running a Lex and Yacc program for compiling a lex program 1. write the lex program in a file and save it as file.l (where file is the name of the file). 2. open the terminal and navigate to the directory where you have saved the file.l 3. type - lex file.l 4. then type - cc lex.yy.c -ll 5. then type - ./a.out Your lex progam will be running