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by bkhl 16y ago
I think I didn't miss anything. That line just tells me that he is too lazy to re-install his apps. Upgrade path from XP to 7? Even if there is one, his hardware won't last long with Windows 7, because I'm sure he hasn't upgraded his hardwa
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by bkhl 16y ago
"XP is fast and "stable", well documented, everything runs on it. I've yet to see a good reason to "upgrade" to something else that won't even fit on a CD." This just sounds like you still haven't used Windows 7. Well, if you don't try, you
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by bkhl 16y ago
but there are cases when I do want to see some emails to flow in for awhile until I really realize that the account is trashed.
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by bkhl 16y ago
All your comments are coming from your assumption that Microsoft is trying to monopolize in something - in this case, search. Hence, your comments (although you will disagree) are biased and irrational. Microsoft isn't trying to monopolize
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by bkhl 16y ago
You clearly didn't read the whole article. If you did, you clearly didn't understand the article. Step back a little bit, fanboy. Microsoft wasn't copying anyone here.
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by bkhl 16y ago
2/2/2011 is a prime number day, since 222011 is a prime ;)
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by bkhl 16y ago
I love Python and all, but how is this extension useful? or are people just liking this extension because it is "cool"?
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by bkhl 16y ago
Windows Live Hotmail already does a similar thing with its new Sweep feature.
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by bkhl 16y ago
This also implies that Facebook grills their engineers to the point where engineers would get exhausted so easily. Executing huge features with small teams is very great for the company, but does that necessarily mean it's a great place to
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by bkhl 16y ago
+1 Viewing code just became much easier, although I always like to open a lot of files :)
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by bkhl 16y ago
Aside from the coolness of these extensions, this is a very good business strategy. Chrome is becoming an enhancer to Google web applications. Users would be more likely to use Google web apps if they use Chrome. If they use Google web apps
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by bkhl 16y ago
Oh and the PDC session added "compiler as a service", which was very interesting. You should go watch the PDC session on the future of C# and VB. It basically goes through async and compiler as a service idea.
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by bkhl 16y ago
You should have added about what is coming up for C# soon - async: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/async.aspx It's a very interesting feature.
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by bkhl 16y ago
This wasn't a public announcement. It was an internal email that got leaked.
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by bkhl 16y ago
Honestly, I don't really care about the team page...but the product looks pretty good. I think I finally found a substitute of "Things" for my PC :)
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by bkhl 16y ago
If you are performing well at a company as big as Google, you get 10% raise easily every fiscal year. "easily" as in the company is doing well. (It's a common sense that companies are less likely to give raises if the company is not making
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by bkhl 16y ago
Opposite of Google's? I don't know... Recently, Google's been doing a lot of evil things like... collecting WiFi data "by mistake"
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by bkhl 16y ago
"So a lot of people like to see what their friends are doing and play games that challenge the average sheep's IQ, but what does facebook do that is world changing" Basically, you just implied what Facebook has done - redefine how we build
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by bkhl 16y ago
...Okay. IE9, which supports HTML5, is still in beta. WP7 has already been released, and I'm sure the folks in Redmond is working on the next release/updates. Do you get it now? ...Okay. It's not an easy job to align products and release cy
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by bkhl 16y ago
I'm not sure if Amazon would disclose that number. It can be a sensitive number for a company to make business strategy.
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by bkhl 16y ago
This might help: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/evidence/
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by bkhl 16y ago
www.microsoft.com/cloud/ Microsoft might be a little behind, but they are definitely serious about "cloud". Plus, Windows Phone 7 does not look too bad. It might not be as complete as its competitors in features, but it is definitely a stro
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by bkhl 16y ago
You forgot Vista, although Microsoft relatively quickly turned it around with Windows 7, which is selling at the fastest rate in the history of operating systems.
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by bkhl 16y ago
Looked around for about ten minutes. Very nicely done. One thing that I would like to see is...how to achieve each badge. I see that some users have already received some badges like "Cook" and "Beta Users". It would be great if you link ea
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by bkhl 16y ago
It all depends where you live. If you would like to live in the city (San Francisco), one bedroom or studio can go up as much as $2000 per month. If you are considering to move around Palo Alto/Mountain View, the rent becomes around 12-1500
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by bkhl 16y ago
How about MSN Messenger and Facebook? (Don't have my mbp with me at the moment to check)
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by bkhl 16y ago
iChat doesn't support accounts other than AIM and MobileMe, does it? I haven't really checked the updates on iChat for awhile so it might have been updated since the last time I tried to use it. User experience wise..it doesn't bother me at
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by bkhl 16y ago
I rather have it separately because I rarely open my iChat. Adium FTW :)
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by bkhl 16y ago
It's back up for me (9:55PM PST)
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by bkhl 16y ago
Hm. Don't you remember when GMail was down? :P

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