Interview of the Windows XP SP2 Dev Team
Masa writes "SuperSite for Windows has a nice interview called "Windows XP Service Pack 2: The Inside Story". The interview gives a good insight, what kind of a project the Service Pack 2 was, how it got started and how huge effort it actually was." The ITMJ Product Guide is part of OSTG, as is Slashdot.
Jesus Christ, hasn't the guy heard of Deedpoll!
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I followed the link, but it was only a story about the quest for the Holy Grail. Except the Holy Grail was a dixie cup, and the crusaders took twice as long to search for it, but still came up with nothing, except t-shirts with corporate logos.
The Custom Mary
Coincidentally, the fortune cookie at the bottom reads "There is no substitute for good manners, except, perhaps, fast reflexes."
"The reason we called it RC1 was that we wanted people to think that we were serious." I for one welcome our serious microsoft overlords... for a change.
The only thiung that really caught me was "lipstick on a chicken"... btw I am on holiday so anything too serious right now won't go in my mind anyway (too much alcohol)
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...can't wait to read it, actually. Right after I finish reading the Worldwide Service Agreement that came with my lawnmower.
"The SP2 product they shipped bore little resemblance to Microsoft's original plans for the release, but was instead a far more secure and stable product that, ultimately, made XP a better operating system." I knew it! Microsoft originally planned it to be unsecure and unstable!!!!! ~kalinga
"and a virtual team of Microsofties"
So is that like little fairies or something that write code while everyone is asleep?
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"An additional processor-based "no-execute" feature is expected to be offered in forthcoming Intel and AMD processors."
No Operation? (NOP, 0x90)
FWIW: Laurie Litwack is Canadian, Tokuro Yamashiro is of Asian heritage, and Jim Allchin is from another planet.
Those are pretty nice pictures for geeks. Almost *too* nice. Is this really a collection of programmers?
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Following the first link in the story leads you to this picture (eventually):a m_85.jpg
http://www.winsupersite.com/images/reviews/war_te
Isn't that a penguin?
Isn't that Tux?
What's he doing there?
Spying?
Or... noo. They hold him captive??!
I'm so glad Slashdot devotes so many stories to Windows. I haven't used it in so long it nice to touch base now and then.
I believe that's actually XOR, thank you. Tyranny of OR would basicly be the tyranny of apathy, "Yeah, you could have either one, I don't care, as long as you have atleast one."