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Internet Archive, after Trump win, looks to create alternate site in Canada(computerworld.com)
8 points by forgotAgain 10y ago|2 comments
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
Since the product doesn't actually exist yet they should perhaps say Plans rather than Introduces.
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WebAssembly has reached the Browser Preview milestone(webassembly.org)
3 points by forgotAgain 10y ago|1 comments
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
Most of Microsoft's income comes from businesses. They already use a subscription service called Software Assurance. That's the income they will need to replace.
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
For now it is. If service income is to replace on premise licenses the price will have to go up.
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
If they offered it a la carte I would be a lot more interested. Our company is just getting over Microsoft hegemony. I'll never be part of getting back into that by buying Microsoft services that are intertwined.
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
Twenty to fifty years from now historians are going to reference the ACA as a case study of early 21st century American government: 1) hyper partisan political process 2) special interest control of the content of laws 3) release of informa
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
If it was Verizon or AT&T or some other ISP doing this there would be outrage. But I guess it's cool if it's Google.
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
From the OP: ".NET Standard is a set of APIs that all .NET platforms have to implement. This unifies the .NET platforms and prevents future fragmentation. Sounds like baseline API that will be present on all .Net <foo> .
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
Sorry for the off topic but is anyone else getting very high cpu usage from O'Reilly websites? Any known resolution or work around? With Chrome developer tools I see one error: "Uncaught SecurityError: Failed to read the 'loc
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
So then UWP is basically dead for 99+% of it's use cases. For mobile: use Xamarin. For desktop: use win32/.net so you can support pre August 2016 versions of Windows. For Xbox and ARM where you also need support for desktop and mo
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
Wow, that's a US government page. Good job!
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
That statement was made about 18 months ago. It is no longer true. Microsoft's revenue in FY 1998 was $14.48 billion as per https://news.microsoft.com/1998/07/16/microsoft-posts-record... . Last 12 month
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
original source https://developers.google.com/training/programs/india/
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
Borrowed it cheap, makes for a fast close. Maybe looking to pad the MS revenue numbers later in the year due to less growth in cloud infrastructure. (Straight out of IBM playbook.)
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
This is your enterprise agreement bot: We've noticed that 83% of your IT department has employment applications out with other enterprise customers. Here is the list of names and what they are looking for in future employment.
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
Substantive but not new and something that could have been said in much fewer words. If the baity title had been left alone I would have been saved a waste of time.
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
Defense Industry porn.
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
Still the same clueless Microsoft PR: picking at scaled over wounds. Well I guess we're all just grandpappies so WGAF.
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
I wonder how many of the engineers at this weeks Google I/O or the next Apple Dev conference went to bootcamps.
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
tl;dr I don't like the environment I've chosen to live in so that environment sucks.
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
I have somewhat of an interest in UWP. I'm not actively pursuing it but everyone once in a while I take a look to see if something worth my time is going on. Now the best method I've found for finding content on msdn is a google s
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
Why does the command center have to be on the ship? It seems equivalent to me as to saying the routing function for a delivery service has to be in the vehicle depot. It would seem a better idea to have ten automated UAV launch/recover
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Musk's Secret Plan to Curb City Traffic with Self-Driving ‘Bus’(bloomberg.com)
3 points by forgotAgain 10y ago|1 comments
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by forgotAgain 10y ago
Writing this on a Toshiba I got at Staples on sale last year. It has 1366 x 768.
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Facebook Tracking Cancer Sites for Advertising Purposes, Lawsuit Alleges(ibtimes.com)
1 points by forgotAgain 10y ago|0 comments
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
So how does the robot know it's supposed to pick up the object?
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
Yep, type in Trader Joe's and get a map to the nearest direction. Excellent outcome for a retail establishment.
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
From the blog name I presumed it was affiliated with Matt Mullenweg. Not so, it's from another guy named Matt.
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by forgotAgain 11y ago
While I don't believe its a whole new Microsoft, the idea of embrace, extend, extinguish in this context is knee jerk nay-saying. What are they going to extinguish: iOS or Android?

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