guardian5x

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   by guardian5x 13y ago

   I don't see why this is so "huge". Maybe you could explain? I think developing OpenGL-Games or porting them was never a big issues. Most 3d engines today even have those abstraction layers included anyway.
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   Where is Windows going?(hal2020.com)

   2 points by guardian5x 13y ago|0 comments
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   by guardian5x 13y ago

   Great game. What are your highscores so far? http://i.imgur.com/8jGJatE.jpg
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   by guardian5x 13y ago

   I remember that they even saved Apple from going bankrupt back then. Its true that they dominated Apple, but i wouldn't say that they wanted to destroy them.
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   by guardian5x 13y ago

   On every Microsoft topic a lot of old stories come up. I think many people at Microsoft know that things have been going wrong during the Vista development, and a lot has changed since then.
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   by guardian5x 13y ago

   Comment fail, this is just one of the screens there reflecting on his glasses.
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   by guardian5x 13y ago

   Just curious: Why does printing it on paper helps you to understand code better than reading it on screen?
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   by guardian5x 13y ago

   Nokia has already stated that the Nokia Android phone (Normandy) was cancelled, even before the Microsoft take over.
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   by guardian5x 13y ago

   Of course not, its only a simulation of a model. The data necessary to store all physical attributes including every atom and sub-atomar particles would not fit on any hard disk in the world. The result is nonetheless pretty amazing.
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    Guy tries to sell chinese watch Z3 as his own work(kickstarter.com)

    154 points by guardian5x 13y ago|113 comments
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    Microsoft to harden networks, code against government snooping(arstechnica.com)

    2 points by guardian5x 13y ago|0 comments
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    Valve joins the Linux Foundation ahead of SteamOS launch(arstechnica.com)

    1 points by guardian5x 13y ago|0 comments
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    “We still don’t encrypt server-to-server data,” admits Microsoft(arstechnica.com)

    7 points by guardian5x 13y ago|1 comments
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    by guardian5x 13y ago

    I really like the design of the Review, especially the animated SVGs.
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    by guardian5x 13y ago

    I guess i am not the only one who checked my whole screen before trying out the web app :)
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    by guardian5x 13y ago

    This article is based on rumors that are not even very likely. I'm surprised its voted up so high. I guess when its about bashing MS, the facts don't even matter so much.
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    by guardian5x 13y ago

    Of course its more complex. EAS includes a lot more than the IMAP protocol, e.g. Contacts, Calendar, Tasks, Documents support.
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    by guardian5x 13y ago

    The story is false, and the BSI (Federal Office for Information Security) has declined the rumours and explicitly does NOT warn of Windows 8: https://www.bsi.bund.de/DE/Presse/Pressemitteilungen/Presse2... it