Actually I think the real reason is that as the "Melting Pot", there are many Americans from other countries who now are so happy with living in America that they just want their fellow, (former), country men to have the same benefits they receive in America.
That's exactly write - Since Windows 95, they have been adding back the SECURITY that has been demanded on them.
When they wrote 95 they strived for a User interface that anyone could use. Leaving out many "security elements" meant it could be easy to use.
Then the exploits came. So they tried to retrofit the security that the average person *Shouldn't need*.
Would this correspond with when windows started becoming too complex.
As far as shoehorning the latest-hot-trend....why the hell not. Trend of the week matters to a lot of "average persons" so it would appear that MS do *care*?
Permissions specify who can view your space. You can choose to let everyone view your space or only people you know. Select one of the following, and then click Save. Public: Allows anyone on the Internet to view your space.
Messenger: Allows only the people on your MSN Messenger Allow list to view your space. View my Allow list.
Private: Allows only the people you select from your MSN Address Book to view your space.
I think the game designers assumed the shot can be made, they are rating the players ability to emulate the shot that would most realistically have the "Desired" effect.
I have seen about 5 PC personally upgraded, so my experience is limited, I'll admit that much. But the only crash I have seen attributed to SP2 was on a Fujitsu Laptop when a "Toy" USB mouse was connected.
I say "toy" cause it look a little cheap and it was small in size.
My collegue uninstalled SP2 with no problems. Later when she spend a whopping $20US for a MS mouse and reinstalled SP2 and is happy as....
My point is that I would perfer to see specific circumstances then, I bluescreen and rebooted every 5 minutes.
Windows Update downloaded - asked me if I wanted to install now or later, I picked now.
It installed - I didn't have to use task manager to turn off anything and I also didn't feel the need to run any program whilst this install was going on - just made sense not to.
Everything works fine, as it always has.
I also find your steps WAY overkill. You must really be trying to convience youself how hard it is. Like why did explorer need to be killed again?
If the cockroaches can cause wierdness in my microwave ovens circuit board, what if they got into the circuit board of those double keyed nuclear device launch controls? If they new they can survive nuclear war.....
I think they do own everything you produce. So they can sell what you produce - or just hold on to it to make it sought after in the future "unreleased" tracks album.
Simply that the level of support by those companies to yours would probably be high, the would also in turn be at the forfront of any beta test for changes to the underlying operating systems. I would merely suggest that upgrades to said operating systems would run smoothly if those vendors where able to patch their software in a timely fashion also. Others have indicated that some software customisers have disappeared - making it near impossible to get such support. But surely we are off topic by now!
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Actually I think the real reason is that as the "Melting Pot", there are many Americans from other countries who now are so happy with living in America that they just want their fellow, (former), country men to have the same benefits they receive in America.
You really think the "internet" really gives a stuff about what happens in Australia?
Yes, yes, send those people to Kirabilly House Sydney Australia.
Twit.
Capitalism does not kill people - people kill people.
So... now M$ is wrong to produce software on CDs.
Can't win can they.
That's exactly write - Since Windows 95, they have been adding back the SECURITY that has been demanded on them.
When they wrote 95 they strived for a User interface that anyone could use. Leaving out many "security elements" meant it could be easy to use.
Then the exploits came. So they tried to retrofit the security that the average person *Shouldn't need*.
Would this correspond with when windows started becoming too complex.
As far as shoehorning the latest-hot-trend....why the hell not. Trend of the week matters to a lot of "average persons" so it would appear that MS do *care*?
Microsoft Spaces....
Permissions specify who can view your space. You can choose to let everyone view your space or only people you know. Select one of the following, and then click Save. Public: Allows anyone on the Internet to view your space.
Messenger: Allows only the people on your MSN Messenger Allow list to view your space. View my Allow list.
Private: Allows only the people you select from your MSN Address Book to view your space.
Two edge knife but here's an interesting headline
135 million Microsoft's MSN Messenger users paralyzed for a short time
Now the point here is that 135 Million users is significantly higher by a factor of 1200, Then the quoted 106809 using EFNet.
And of course you can disable it in Messanger, just go into options, turn it off.
IIS is not going anywhere either - besides corporate America.....
I would kill to have a Significant chunk of coporate America for clients.
No slashdot effect here?
Isn't Microsoft close to releasing their own Search Engine?
Perhaps this is the link
Boobies
I think the game designers assumed the shot can be made, they are rating the players ability to emulate the shot that would most realistically have the "Desired" effect.
I have seen about 5 PC personally upgraded, so my experience is limited, I'll admit that much. But the only crash I have seen attributed to SP2 was on a Fujitsu Laptop when a "Toy" USB mouse was connected.
I say "toy" cause it look a little cheap and it was small in size.
My collegue uninstalled SP2 with no problems. Later when she spend a whopping $20US for a MS mouse and reinstalled SP2 and is happy as....
My point is that I would perfer to see specific circumstances then, I bluescreen and rebooted every 5 minutes.
Right, you really believe this will be the case anytime soon?
That sounds like something Sony might have said about VHS.
Windows Update downloaded - asked me if I wanted to install now or later, I picked now.
It installed - I didn't have to use task manager to turn off anything and I also didn't feel the need to run any program whilst this install was going on - just made sense not to.
Everything works fine, as it always has.
I also find your steps WAY overkill. You must really be trying to convience youself how hard it is. Like why did explorer need to be killed again?
So let me see this is different with from windows...
Windows MSI will not put you into 'DLL hell' unless at least one of the following preconditions is met:
1) You are running windows/unstable
2) You are overriding warnings (selecting no to overwrite older)
3) You are doing something stupid, as admin
sincerly,
the alternative truth
Simple, the cockroachs send the little ones in to start eating the robots circuit board. Hey Presto - no more cockroach killing robot!
I for one...
NVM
If the cockroaches can cause wierdness in my microwave ovens circuit board, what if they got into the circuit board of those double keyed nuclear device launch controls? .....
If they new they can survive nuclear war
I think they do own everything you produce. So they can sell what you produce - or just hold on to it to make it sought after in the future "unreleased" tracks album.
Or bands who support RIAA Musician's without Balls
So, I can't understand why you Install stuff on Linux with RPM's.
I guess having unique names for things that acheive pretty much the same purpose is a culture thing, huh?
Simply that the level of support by those companies to yours would probably be high, the would also in turn be at the forfront of any beta test for changes to the underlying operating systems.
I would merely suggest that upgrades to said operating systems would run smoothly if those vendors where able to patch their software in a timely fashion also.
Others have indicated that some software customisers have disappeared - making it near impossible to get such support.
But surely we are off topic by now!