Jokes aside, Microsoft had to make the "perfect" phone to fight against iOS and Android. Perfect in a way that that kind of problem (freeze, reboot) doesn't happen - the interface itself is another story. These flaws demonstrate (again) how thick is MS management problem. Ballmer should never have tolerated a phone that buggy to be publicly sold.
They are developing their own extensions and putting them out as webkit- prefixed (...) WebKit is now doing exactly what everyone hated IE doing years ago
Using prefixes would have been less of a problem: Microsoft implemented wrongly standard css rules (compared to the w3c recommendations). Would they have used prefixes, we could have avoided them, but when basic rules ("margin", "padding", "border") are buggy, that's another story.
There are things like that I wish are the same in all countries. In France for instance, you may receive spam mail just because the site is buggy. Out of laxity, some sites do deal with unsubscribe and all, but it's so buggy it doesn't work well - it's not deliberate, people just don't care. Having mil$ to pay would certainly help the said sites to improve their IT/programming.
...is as Good as the OS It Runs On says Dean Hachamovitch, Microsoft's top gun on the Internet Explorer browser team. Well, this is a double-edged sword...
Why not. Most of forums are based on templates derived from other templates... Creating a forum from those templates will give a déjà vu feeling. If you have the competence in CSS+your-scripting-language-of-choice, build a new and original forum
Fallback mode was mostly a non-functional imitation of a Gnome 2 interface in the minimal default configuration that no one used
Not no one. Ok, have to admit Unity made some progress since v1. But as long as it requires us the pain to do that to add a simple icon to the launcher, I'll stick to Classic (where a alt-right-click Add to Panel suffices...)
The French government being in a dead end, having to find money wherever it is, and Google, making a lot of money, represents an ideal milk cow. In return, Google would be in a dead end if they accept the French tax: the rest of the world will want their share of the cake.
Slashdot Mirror
Jokes aside, Microsoft had to make the "perfect" phone to fight against iOS and Android. Perfect in a way that that kind of problem (freeze, reboot) doesn't happen - the interface itself is another story. These flaws demonstrate (again) how thick is MS management problem. Ballmer should never have tolerated a phone that buggy to be publicly sold.
What is annoying is to rent a turkey movie DVD. So, open imdb.com and get only movies with a rating of 7+.
They are developing their own extensions and putting them out as webkit- prefixed (...) WebKit is now doing exactly what everyone hated IE doing years ago
Using prefixes would have been less of a problem: Microsoft implemented wrongly standard css rules (compared to the w3c recommendations). Would they have used prefixes, we could have avoided them, but when basic rules ("margin", "padding", "border") are buggy, that's another story.
Well if the translating machine works as "well" as Google Translate, the other listening party may feel insulted at times!
Nowadays there are better alternatives (e.g. stackexchange.com). EE answers often used to be unreliable, now they're meaningless.
There are things like that I wish are the same in all countries. In France for instance, you may receive spam mail just because the site is buggy. Out of laxity, some sites do deal with unsubscribe and all, but it's so buggy it doesn't work well - it's not deliberate, people just don't care. Having mil$ to pay would certainly help the said sites to improve their IT/programming.
It fits! Well, we'd have a closer star... 4ly is too far. Voyager is only 17 light hours from us
great! So you say there's nothing wrong in behaving like a pig..
...is as Good as the OS It Runs On says Dean Hachamovitch, Microsoft's top gun on the Internet Explorer browser team. Well, this is a double-edged sword...
And as usual with Google apps, there is no scale on the map :-(
0.0000000000000000015%
Actually 1/1000 times of that (2^(-606/8))*100%.
That's ok, in 10 years from now 80% of the Cs-137 will still remain to find where the leak comes from. Lucky us.
...good
for lawyers. How come we are not running out of lawyers with all that kind of claim/crap.
Fair indeed. 2.25% of (small) is (even smaller)
Don't worry you will see a much longer solar eclipse when global warming strong effects start to come on stage.
Sinofsky was a fuse. Ballmer sits next on line...
Why not. Most of forums are based on templates derived from other templates... Creating a forum from those templates will give a déjà vu feeling. If you have the competence in CSS+your-scripting-language-of-choice, build a new and original forum
Fallback mode was mostly a non-functional imitation of a Gnome 2 interface in the minimal default configuration that no one used
Not no one. Ok, have to admit Unity made some progress since v1. But as long as it requires us the pain to do that to add a simple icon to the launcher, I'll stick to Classic (where a alt-right-click Add to Panel suffices...)
Seemingly /. has a problem handling a post when its parent was deleted...
The same thing happened to Bush II. Dems and Reps are on par now.
because I'm no American. But I'm SO happy for the world of Mr Obama reelection.
Price, from comments:
Just under 750,000 Swiss Francs, or about $800,000
The French government being in a dead end, having to find money wherever it is, and Google, making a lot of money, represents an ideal milk cow. In return, Google would be in a dead end if they accept the French tax: the rest of the world will want their share of the cake.
M-x emacs
Don't underestimate the snobbish aura that immediately emanates from you when you say you're a Haskell programmer.