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by avens19 13y ago
95, 98
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by avens19 13y ago
On a side note: the question they feature in the article, holy crap is tuition getting beyond ridiculous in the US. I thought Canada was getting more than high enough
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by avens19 14y ago
Most of the students I know at my university get maybe 3 hours on their laptops and many have Wacom tablets to write notes with. Most classrooms have plugs now. Writing directly onto the screen is a big value proposition for many of these s
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by avens19 14y ago
Can you explain this? As a Windows 8 user I'm wondering what the issue is.
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by avens19 14y ago
Or Hyper V
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My Summer at Microsoft(aovens.blogspot.com)
2 points by avens19 14y ago|2 comments
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by avens19 14y ago
If a friend came to you and said keep this on your property but don't look in it and the police came and searched your property and found that it was a nuclear missile, I don't think you could say oh but my friend wasn't planning on sharing
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by avens19 14y ago
This is what we have to understand. Microsoft stores this digital information on servers that THEY OWN. That means that if any child pornography or defaming naked picture is found on their property, THEY are liable.
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by avens19 14y ago
Every time there is a post about Microsoft, this is the obligatory response. I understand that being such a huge company makes it difficult to change, but from the inside it's very exciting seeing all of the new innovations coming out. Micr
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by avens19 14y ago
Show me the person that's still running 2001 hardware with XP
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Socializing with CS(aovens.blogspot.com)
2 points by avens19 14y ago|0 comments
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by avens19 15y ago
And are any of those features not available in Gingerbread?
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by avens19 15y ago
What we have to think about here is that this guy, and probably anyone reading this blog (myself included), is a nerd. The average consumer doesn't give a f * about Ice Cream Sandwich. If their phone does what it needs to do on a daily bas