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by trezor 16y ago
In the US. In the rest of the world there is garrr and pirating as usual.
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by trezor 16y ago
It was (eventually) supposed to replace email While it may have been able to do this if handled correctly, nobody was going to check waves recently when invites where superexclusive and you could only communicate with random strangers you
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Microsoft's contributions to Jquery: DataLinking and templates(weblogs.asp.net)
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by trezor 16y ago
For some applications (like Spotify) that is simply not an option.
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by trezor 16y ago
This is where MS can get the upper hand. Yes and no. I have to admit I hoped for the ability to install any app you like (like in former versions of WinMo). Sadly that is no longer the case. Silverlight/XNA development is fully OK for me,
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by trezor 16y ago
The UI doesn't follow a conventional way how people use UI in any form of mobile devices. With this logic taken to the extreme, we'd all still be using phones with a typical Nokia-interface. I'm very glad we don't. What Windows Mobile 7
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by trezor 16y ago
I was at one of the early developer sessions for Windows Phone 7, and even as a professional .NET developer I wasn't convinced I wanted to develop for this phone. I'm replacing my iPhone (3G) now and it's not for a Win7 phone, it's for an
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by trezor 16y ago
I haven't really used any of the Java IDEs out there, but I thought I'd mention that you probably mean VS2008 ;) As for Visual Studio, its extensibility model might not be "awesome", but that is definitely changed for the better in VS2010,
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by trezor 16y ago
but WHO are all these people using Windows Live Mail/Messenger, Azure, Windows 7, Windows server, etc? Guilty one here. While I use Windows 7, Windows server (multiple licenses) etc at home, I guess just Windows 7 is the norm for most peo
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by trezor 16y ago
Works neatly in Firefox and even better in Chrome, but fails horribly on my iPhone. Might just be due to the small screensize but I haven't tested that properly yet. Impressive none the less.
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by trezor 16y ago
Except you have to call first to verify that whoever you are calling is on wifi. In Europe where wifi is something you have to search for and 3G is something which is everywhere, this renders the feature absolutely useless.
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by trezor 16y ago
I would say some of these games have a very high turnover rate and relies on constant recruiting of new players. With just regular players quitting and less options available for hooking new ones, the net total is that they are losing out.
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by trezor 16y ago
Good for you. You are obviously a power-user and any restriction placed on MSIE will not really affect you as I assume you are using some other browser anyway. The fact remains that XP is almost a decade old, and just because your OEM paid
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by trezor 16y ago
By the very same logic there is no reason (apart from investing time & money) that Firefox shouldn't be able to run on 16-bit systems. But you don't see anyone complaining about that. You have to draw the line somewhere. XP is old. Ther
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by trezor 16y ago
While lack of canvas support is definitely a noteworthy omission, I say people running an OS almost a decade old can't really complain when the newest software doesn't work. MSIE 9 uses hardware acceleration for faster rendering which invol
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by trezor 16y ago
The problem is that it isn't a choice of MSIE6/7/8 or MSIE9, it is MSIE6/7/8 AND 9. While it hasn't always been that way, at least lately (since MSIE7 and 8) Microsoft has been working hard to get rid of the older versions as well and the
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by trezor 16y ago
I just hope these make believe test pages don't fool the end users :( While these tests are certainly biased, they do show that MSIE is at least progressing now (as opposed to standing completely still for years and years) with regards to
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by trezor 16y ago
Is the DB engine really inherently faster than the scripting language? As for anything, the answer is "it depends". It depends on what you want to do. In this case that is grab all rows in a specific dataset. If you in any case want to gr
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by trezor 16y ago
In an ideal world, I can imagine that copy-paste would include metadata in some less obtrusive and more user-dictated manner. If you copy something from a website (in for instance Firefox) and paste it into Microsoft OneNote (which is awe
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by trezor 16y ago
Watching Modern Family on the ABC app while snuggled together on the couch was a revelation for her. Not putting the rest of your points into question, I'm just going to guess that for the rest of the world not being the US, this thing wi
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by trezor 16y ago
If you want reference sites, why not just add them directly? Most of those sites has an opensearch provider.
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by trezor 16y ago
If you have a Technet plus account you can still download both MS-DOS and Windows for Workgroups just for kicks. I still have no idea what to use them for, but I just had to download them out of nostalgia. At less than 5MB it was the least
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by trezor 16y ago
You can only control your own shortened URL but you have no control when people re-tweet it and pass it through Bit.ly. Which then flags it as harmful. So bitly, a URL-shortening service, is blocking other shortened URLs because they deem
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by trezor 16y ago
Many people hate Microsoft because it’s a soulless company. Apple has a ton of fans because it stands for insanely good design and anti-authoritarianism. Steve Jobs is cool, Bill Gates isn’t. While the first statement may be true, I have
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by trezor 16y ago
I'd like a clear explenation of this as well. So far I've seen this claim repeated again and again by Apple fanboys, but everything I read seem to indicate that it was lost (and then passed around). Would anyone have cared at all or defende
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by trezor 16y ago
I'm not convinced that they can crank out a webOS tablet before the second generation iPad arrives. At that time it will be too late. I own a 3G iPhone, but Apple's recent moves and policies around the appstore and their platforms has mad
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by trezor 16y ago
For a "bulletproof" demo, it would be OK if it didn't contain bugs. When I tried this in FF 3.6.4 32-bit (Windows 7, 64-bit) the UI seemed to indicate that the details where already expanded, but I had to click it twice to actually get the
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by trezor 16y ago
This incident being a phone who some Apple fanboys claims to be stolen, not lost, I'd say a most definite "no".
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by trezor 17y ago
This article may be provocative or even flamebait but the author still has a point. I'm constantly bombarded with things working in a previous release no longer working in a new release. This involves everything from video-drivers, GDM, wif
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by trezor 17y ago
Please tell me if I'm wrong, but quickly skimming this it seems this only applies to dynamic laguages with no static typechecks what so ever at compile time (if there's even such a thing). While I see the good stuff about dynamic, less stri

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