object pascal is by far superior in combining readability and performance. also the static type system is a huge bonus

i would say that object pascal is the clear winner in terms of readability, performance and ease of review bc of the static types.

HP48GX rules, HP Prime is a solid second. SwissMicros DM42N is a solid third.

I don't have a prime, but agreed on 48gx + dm42n without a doubt. I'd add the 50g as another contender, doesn't depend so much on external memory cards (which have the tendency to fail) and is fairly aligned with the 48/49 line.

the best calculator is of course a RPN calculator, preferably a HP 48GX, but HP Prime also suffices. Swissmicros DM42N is a good second :-)

if you look merely for a replacement of SQLite i can higly recommend Firebird Embedded. it is faster, has better concurrency and has very low memory footprint

could have used firebird embedded, also a simple deployment such as sqllite, but better concurrency and more complete system, also a tad faster

DONT forget that this legislation is the result of a Lobby of META

that already exists in the form of Saab Gripen :)

Where do the 14 soldiers sit in the Gripen?

On the wings, obviously, for quick deployment. Maybe I mean early deployment.

Shades of: Being strapped to the sponsons of an AH-64 is one wild, but potentially life-saving ride.

https://www.twz.com/38435/this-is-all-the-survival-gear-that...

Totally off-topic, but that photo is wild. How do you not go deaf riding so close to jet turbine!? Can earplugs really reduce noise that much?

The straps just need to be a little stronger!

True, SailfishOS :-)

I have both a Jolla C2 phone, and an E/Os device, on a nothing CMS1 phone. Both are great. I like the Jolla Phone for its SailfishOS, which has great UI/Ux. I am less enthusiastic about the hardware. (good enough though) The E/OS really is good, all apps work good, and really much is done for privacy protection. But if the hardware is more performant, and with a few extra features i'd still opt for SailfishOS