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by Zr40 14y ago
If used by search engines, you could use this to add any image to search results, which doesn't necessarily have to represent your own logo.
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by Zr40 14y ago
Permalink: http://chris-taylor.github.com/blog/2013/02/09/io-is-not-a-s...
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by Zr40 14y ago
What does the Mac Pro offer for iOS developers that the iMac does not?
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by Zr40 14y ago
With launch screen, you mean the new Start screen? All Start menu shortcuts automatically appear there (except if they appear to be uninstallers and such, but those are still searchable and can be added manually). So if you tell Steam to cr
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by Zr40 14y ago
As a user of both Windows 8 and Mountain Lion, I fail to see how either can be perceived as being a closed system (other than being closed source). In Windows: "Metro" apps didn't exist before Windows 8, and normal apps don't have any origi
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by Zr40 14y ago
The article could contain that regardless of whether the title is misleading.
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by Zr40 14y ago
Not true. Windows 8 runs regardless of whether Secure Boot is supported.
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by Zr40 14y ago
This is what choice is about. Like the start screen? No problem. Don't like the start screen? Use one of the many start menu replacements.
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by Zr40 14y ago
UUID, not UDID. The latter is an unique identifier for iOS devices.
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by Zr40 14y ago
You can actually enable this scrolling behavior in Windows through a per-mouse registry setting[0]. [0]: http://www.bisql.net/2011/12/natural-scroll-win-7/
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by Zr40 14y ago
I'm not the target audience, but I can read it. Love the anchor names!
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by Zr40 14y ago
Here in the Netherlands, only one of the five IMAX cinemas actually showed the IMAX 3D HFR version. The other four only showed IMAX 3D and 3D HFR.
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by Zr40 14y ago
It's that size when the width is at least 1000 pixels.
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by Zr40 14y ago
To be precise, having an optional secure boot is required for the Windows logo certification. If it cannot be disabled, no logo certification. See "Windows Hardware Certification Requirements for Client and Server Systems" [1], requirement
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by Zr40 14y ago
My motherboard offers a firmware update tool during boot. It can read firmware images from a FAT32-formatted USB drive.
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by Zr40 14y ago
Microsoft currently requires non-ARM PCs supporting Secure Boot to have a user-accessible option to disable Secure Boot in order to obtain logo certification. Even if you leave it enabled, there are several options to boot a non-Windows OS:
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by Zr40 14y ago
My motherboard (a Gigabyte Z77X-D3H) has had Secure Boot added through a firmware update. It allows me to disable Secure Boot, and lets me import custom keys.
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by Zr40 14y ago
Metro already is completely optional. The only difference you'll notice is the start screen which replaces the start menu. There's even third party software (like Classic Shell or Start8) that disables the start screen and replaces it with
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by Zr40 14y ago
In my country, only one of the 6 IMAX cinemas is showing the movie in IMAX 3D HFR, the others only show IMAX 3D. All of them offer non-IMAX 3D HFR versions, though.
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by Zr40 14y ago
You mean Ctrl-Shift-N (for a new Incognito window). Ctrl-N just opens a regular window.
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by Zr40 14y ago
Most open source software licenses contain all-caps legalese disclaiming all forms of warranty. See [1] and [2] for example. [1]: http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT [2]: http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause
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by Zr40 14y ago
I don't believe anything is actually being removed. Judging by the screenshots on the preview site, it appears that all existing functionality is still available, with some of it placed differently than in iTunes 10.
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by Zr40 14y ago
Or use the keyboard instead. Win+c opens the side panel you'd get when going into the top/bottom right corner.
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by Zr40 14y ago
The score for IE10 is 320. It's close to Safari 5.1, the previous version of Safari, which scores 319. Of course, it's not as high as the current leader (Maxthon 3.4.5 at 457), but IE10's got a decent score, and is definitely a big improvem
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by Zr40 14y ago
If you check the certificate for https://steamcommunity.com/ , it should show Valve Corporation. Regardless, you can log in at the Steam store ( https://store.steampowered.com/ ); the session should automatically transfer to Steam Communit
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by Zr40 14y ago
While perhaps technically true, as a user you really don't notice any of that. When you log in to Windows 8, it automatically shows the Start screen. While this is Metro, all you have to do is start any desktop application, and the desktop
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by Zr40 14y ago
How does it apparently break Flash? It's working fine for me in Chrome and Internet Explorer.
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by Zr40 14y ago
The RTM version is, which is 6.2.9200.16384.
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by Zr40 14y ago
http://time.is/ claims to get ±0.011 second accuracy for me, and it appears to use JavaScript.
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by Zr40 14y ago
There are valid reasons to be able to turn off the ability to zoom -- web apps with a touch UI, for example.

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