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fname
16y ago
Except, it's doubtful their upgrade would break a critical enterprise-class application because those enterprise-class customer's aren't using it to begin with.
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fname
16y ago
OK, but you still never really answered the question. What's the benefit of having IE available to other platforms? How does say, a Mac user, benefit from having IE9 available for download to them over Safari?
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fname
16y ago
Yes.. they support it until 2014. My 'dead' comment was really that from a feature set point of view. I'm supporting, but I'm not adding any new features. As a software company aren't you wanting your customers to upgrade to the latest a
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16y ago
XP is dead and I'm not sure how Microsoft can make that any more clear than completely avoiding releasing products on it any more. Upgrade or lose out on the newer features available in later OS releases.
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16y ago
though, with comments like that is the data really expunged? Would you trust that your account and information is actually removed? Or conveniently archived for future use?
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16y ago
The simple answer is not to store company email on your phone. Then you shouldn't have to worry about this.
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Rumor: Windows Phone 7 will use Courier's "tuck-and-paste" in post launch update
(msftnerd.tumblr.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Doesn't work for me.. They must be detecting that and redirecting.
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16y ago
Or even DC... if anyone is interested.
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The Last Exorcism Marketing on ChatRoutlette
(youtube.com)
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16y ago
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TED: Peter Molyneux demos Milo, the virtual boy (Project Natal/Kinect)
(ted.com)
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Ask HN: Anyone have OCD?
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16y ago
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16y ago
I like the "Chat with the Founders" on the website... Is that something you built? EDIT: Thanks guys.
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16y ago
Thanks for sharing.
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16y ago
Wouldn't this fall under the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act? Isn't it then on Apple to prove the software didn't cause the hardware malfunction? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnuson%E2%80%93Moss_Warranty_...
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16y ago
What makes you think the color can't be changed? There are some other pictures of it being pink -- which makes me think the color is customizeable by the user.
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16y ago
Not sure what they're using, but I like ClusterMarker http://googlemapsapi.martinpearman.co.uk/articles.php?cat_id...
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16y ago
...and that someone is Anthony Ward http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/foodanddrinknews/789...
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16y ago
It's interesting to see the divide between the haves (iPhone/Google app users) and the have nots (Windows Phone users) when it comes to app selections. Decent place to look over and choose which apps have a decent market and either build o
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What Windows Phone App users want
(mobileappmatch.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Sites dead... Google's got it: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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16y ago
There was a talk at TEDGLobal 2010 about Milo, given by Peter Molyneux. Molyneux ended the demonstration with the shocking truth that all the world's Milos are going to form a Borg-like hive mind, with the AI data "in the cloud" (as Wired
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16y ago
I have to agree... I hate to cross post, but I posted this in the other Apple thread: I equate Apple's problems to the Nintendo lawsuit over their wrist straps. Not everyone was throwing their controllers through their TV screens, but the
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16y ago
I equate Apple's problems to the Nintendo lawsuit over their wrist straps. Not everyone was throwing their controllers through their TV screens, but the select few who did caused an uproar. It also didn't stop Wii consoles from selling li
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16y ago
Most stuff in windows can't be scripted very easily I agree, though Powershell is quickly becoming the most powerful Windows tool I've ever used.
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16y ago
Unfortunately, site is down for me and everyone else too :( http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/365psd.com
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16y ago
IIS7 and above have URL Redirection built in... No longer need to do 3rd party custom stuff anymore.
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Does anyone know more about the hostility they're referring to and what their objectives are? Presumably Microsoft was being less-than-cooperative? Yes, the posting refers to Tavis Ormandy, a Google security researcher, who released his a
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MSRC: Microsoft-Spurned Researcher Collective releases 0-day
(seclists.org)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Yes. Basically, it tells you what the site is within the demo area without having to have the initial landing page, complete with textile markup, then, delete it on focus.
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