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vitorgrs
8y ago
Gates-Ballmer-Nadella era. Ballmer was definitely the worst. https://imgur.com/a/Cp4jJDv
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8y ago
Would Google consider using Play Ready on Windows instead of Widevine? Widevine perf is worse on WIndows, because it's all software frame decoding, and because of that, doesn't support 1080p or 4k Netflix videos on Windows. Edge
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vitorgrs
8y ago
They can't open-source UWP because it's basically a Windows thing. It's based on WinRT, which is based on COM.
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vitorgrs
8y ago
You are saying like if almost 1 billion of WIndows 10 users aren't huge installed base?
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vitorgrs
8y ago
They are moving Skype4business to Teams anyway.
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8y ago
It's more related with "We won't touch Classic Desktops (Win32), because it's basically deprecated". They update the inbox UWP apps almost every day.
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8y ago
The thing is, they created the name when Zune was already dead lol
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9y ago
I guess this would be a nice solution. Yes or no, and then create a percentage. Just like Netflix and some services. So let's say, if you have less than 30% or something like that, you get out of Uber. And if you have more than 85%, y
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9y ago
They don't do it for a long time, because that means they will have to KILL support for TVs, Xbox and laptops that already have 4k support. They just use hardware deciding (because of DRM).
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9y ago
Heh, is not that easy. The reason is simple: high resolution. iirc, for example, Netflix uses h.265 for 2k+ resolutions. They don't even allow 2k+ on hardware that do not have h.265 hardware decoder for that reason. YouTube 4k also ju
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9y ago
They actually 'fixed' this on latest builds.
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vitorgrs
9y ago
There's Alpine Linux. https://www.alpinelinux.org/
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9y ago
In some markets, it's considered original content. Just like Designated Survivor, Riverdale it's considered original content too (in some countries, it may not be. Here in Brazil Riverdale it's exclusive to Warner Channel for
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9y ago
Yeah, it's more like a marketing/sales recommendation, and I guess it works for general people.
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9y ago
Always found that interesting in Europe. In Brazil, you don't pay for "public-broadcast" (as we call here, open TV). But could you tell me more about private channels on public TV?
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9y ago
But these products will be way cheaper :)
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9y ago
There's CNTK, but I don't know how well does it work :) https://github.com/Microsoft/CNTK
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9y ago
I tried Chrome Canary, Firefox Nightly and Edge. Edge was the fastest here! But I believe they are using streaming compilation already.
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9y ago
I think you can do the other way, too! A UWP app, + Win32 project app with service, full trust capabilities declared on manifest of this project then.
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9y ago
The same thing happens on UWP. People see XAML and thing that UWP is just that.
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9y ago
You can distribute UWP services on Server, tho! I believe it's just a matter of time when it comes to Desktop, they are just being extremely cautious to implement on the right way.
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9y ago
Microsoft it's already working on Xamarin.Forms for Linux.
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9y ago
They are not moving away from XAML to Composition. Composition will be just a "backend" for XAML. Some XAML controls already use Composition and you don't even notice it.