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If Microsoft's new app store fails, Windows 10 goes with it(businessinsider.com)
4 points by aceperry 11y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 11y ago
It crashed or something. Glad it didn't take down my whole computer.
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by aceperry 11y ago
Nice, I was thinking of doing something like that, but I don't know as many unix tools as the author does. :-P
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by aceperry 11y ago
"old man!" ???
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by aceperry 11y ago
It's fast but needs some work. I get a lot of false hits, especially when you add the city.
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by aceperry 11y ago
"I'm not defending Apple, but ..." You're trying to shift attention away from Apple by attacking another vendor. Unless Microsoft Windows updates have some affect on Apple's updates, your links have no relevance to
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Who Thinks Microsoft Edge SUCKS? Erm, Microsoft(theregister.co.uk)
1 points by aceperry 11y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft bringing Windows 10 to Arduino with open source libraries(arstechnica.com)
1 points by aceperry 11y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 11y ago
Looks like a step in the right direction, where a lot of other developers already are. When they were pushing TFS, I didn't know if it was a 'me too' kind of move, or an attempt to provide an MS proprietary solution, or what
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by aceperry 11y ago
I don't know about that. A lot of companies, some of the world's largest, use non-MS technologies and seem to get by very well.
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by aceperry 11y ago
"but it won't be used for new projects" I would interpret that statement as: it's on the way out.
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by aceperry 11y ago
Funny thing is most MS devs seem to think that asp.net is on its way out.
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by aceperry 11y ago
I fully agree with you there. "Microsoft has come a long way from the company that everybody loved to hate" Although, during the last few years, MS seemed to be the company that everyone ignored. But there is still a lot of built
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by aceperry 11y ago
This is definitely a big and newsworthy announcement from MS Build. And one of the few times that linux was given any respect as a platform. I think it still remains to be seen as to how serious MS is about real cross-platform products an
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by aceperry 11y ago
Interestingly, Atom is already available on MS, OSX, and linux today. They need to make it competitive and updated with the current Atom to be popular. On the other hand, this gives Atom some good competition and impetus to improvement, a
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by aceperry 11y ago
They may have been under development during Ballmer's time, but it's hard to believe that they would've seen the light of day under Ballmer's leadership. And if Ballmer released any open sourced products, I get the feel
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Apple Earnings Surge 33% on iPhone Sales(wsj.com)
1 points by aceperry 11y ago|0 comments
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by aceperry 11y ago
Yup, I'm going to upgrade. After a little while when most of the glaring bugs will be ironed out of course. I find that's the best approach to living on the bleeding edge.
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by aceperry 11y ago
Everyone here is pretty much saying, get your own laptop. I'm going to add my voice that sentiment. On practical grounds, you don't want to give your employer any reason to put a checkmark about you on the negative ledger. Even
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Celebrated Pakistani female online activist Sabeen Mahmud dies in shooting(theregister.co.uk)
3 points by aceperry 11y ago|0 comments
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New documentary asks: Why are there so few women in tech?(sfgate.com)
2 points by aceperry 11y ago|1 comments
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by aceperry 12y ago
This is a nice way to feature and popularize open source software. It would be nice to have a way to integrate the repo with each individual app. May the play store should have a section like this.
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by aceperry 12y ago
This is cutting edge software, so of course things will break. But once it is been tested out, it'll be fine.
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by aceperry 12y ago
Once you start to install other software though, that's when it becomes a dangerous proposition.
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by aceperry 12y ago
"Linux isn't free for the companies who hire them" Actually, Windows isn't free for the companies who hire them. And you need to hire a lot more Windows admins than Linux admins if you want to keep your server farm runn
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by aceperry 12y ago
Sounds like not enough assholes left.
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by aceperry 12y ago
"Emulating the 6502 is in itself is a significant undertaking so this phase took on the order of a week or two." Don't know if the author was bragging or what, but it reminds me of the fact that Woz designed and created all o
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by aceperry 12y ago
This is seriously nice. We keep hearing about how much more powerful today's processors are compared to yesterday's stuff. Here is a project that demonstrates that power.
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by aceperry 12y ago
I doubt the park officers decided by themselves to cover up the bust. I'm sure that they had orders from higher up to do this.
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by aceperry 12y ago
He's more controversial than exalted. Snowden did an interesting interview last weekend with the comedian John Oliver which showed the public's perception of Snowden and the information he revealed. A lot of people aren't a

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