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by KeyBoardG 13y ago
All that on one machine? I hope it doesnt go down and you lose your entire company. You should have several redundant instances. You also breezed over the license costs for VisualStudio, Windows Serer, and SQL Server.
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How do you expect to be great it you don't study greatness?(databoost.org)
2 points by KeyBoardG 13y ago|0 comments
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
While I don't doubt the findings and won't argue the results, a group of 26 people is hardly a study. Give us the results of 260 or 2600 people, from different backgrounds.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
I was put off just in the new BBM, where some options were hidden under the left swipe menu, other the right swipe menu and yet more under the top swipe menu. Not to mention options hidden under the button bar at the bottom. I don't want to
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
Why is it nice to see the advertising industry in trouble? Those are people with jobs and families to take care of.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
Unnecessary or poorly planned meetings are probably the biggest interruption here. God-forbid the pre-meeting meeting. I tend to stick to small, mundane work until a part of the day where I can focus for while. You can get more done instead
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
There is no story here. They donated money and had it run through PR to get the right amount of public impact, like anyone would do with that amount of money.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
Great stuff. We used message queues when rewriting major components from an ancient VFP Client heavy application to newer C# code running on an application server. It enabled both asynchronous work as well as ordered operations.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
Yep, this started as an app on WP7 from MSR. You could download and share various scripts/apps. The app was a little clunky but neat.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
Even from Windows7, I've been using the Office web apps via my SkyDrive almost exclusively. No real issues that I've run into and I think most people should be doing that on a Surface(Poor messaging by MS). The full Office is there for powe
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
Times are tough, but I sure hope not. First to 64bit, first to multicore x86, first to on-chip memory controller, first to APU. We need them to keep pushing the envelope. I'd love to see AMD at a 22nm process with Intel and then compare the
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
If they are going to refocus on music, they need to make some kind of acquisition to make us care. SoundCloud maybe?
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It’s Better to be Clear Than Clever(databoost.org)
1 points by KeyBoardG 14y ago|0 comments
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
Virgin Mobile outsources everything to IBM. It'll be months before the paperwork and red tape get done to allow them a fix.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
The 900 was their last flagship Lumia device so, as this model is the next generation they've incremented the number.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
"Sealing the chain" as you say, is indeed important for scenarios such as lookups within a loop. If you haven't .ToList()ed your lookup LINQ var, you will be requerying with every iteration. A simple change that can slow down code dramatica
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
For WP7 users out there, there is a FOSS app, Trellizzo, that works pretty great. https://bitbucket.org/JakeGinnivan/taskboards http://www.windowsphone.com/en-US/apps/8d58efa1-1852-461c-80...
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
Further proving that no matter what you do, someone on the internet will write an article complaining about it.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
TL:DR Everything you put on the internet is transparent. If you want something private, encrypt or keep it to yourself.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
"It's unthinkable for anyone with technical knowledge" Email is email... Don't let your hatred for companies run your life.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
These numbers are showing G+ just a bit smaller than twitter traffic wise. I'm just not buying it.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
Ok cool. Thanks!
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
Just opening this link threw security warnings from my antivirus. As such, I'd pull this from HackerNews. AMD processor.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
I beleive its both. If they are going to live up to their promise of more frequent, smaller OS versions then they'd have to come in at a lower price. Lets hope this is the beginning of a trend.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
Agreed. I've been on WP7 for just over a year the the live tiles with update counts have replaced the need for a notification center for me.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
I do know that design tools like blend support multiple layout views for different screen shapes and orientations. I can't see how this would be different. Underneath if you write .Net code it'll run on both.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
Yes and this is great for developers. Develop once, run on phone, tablet and laptop/desktop.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
It didnt used to be the case and it can be reassuring to users that they are getting a decent quality browser and not a hack. Especially for users coming off the Blackberry and Symbian platforms. So, I think its fair to say.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
The native APIs and all that support work is built into the updated kernel... That is the point. Don't be so quick to point out superficial faults on internet comments.
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by KeyBoardG 14y ago
But WindowsPhone already supports connecting to SharePoint and accessing any documents stored there.

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