Agreed. The agreement between the EU and Microsoft states that they just have to provide all the same API's publically that they use internally. There is nothing about legacy support.
I am surprised nobody I have seen mentions GoDaddy. They don't have a API that I know of, but they have a copy feature that allows you to copy setting(s) from one domain to all the domains. Makes mass updates very easy, and their DNS is rock solid and fast. Plus they are free if you have a GoDaddy account.
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One of the best hacks I have seen is Google Apps allowing you to create a free low cost Content Delivery Network, under your own domain.
That is total BS, and you are going to have to back that up with some facts and links. I develop ASP.NET for a living and have never run into a problem with Fire Fox support. Sufari yes, Opera yes, Firefox no. Plus if you don't like the controls that Microsoft has developed you can always create your own. Nobody is forcing you to use the Microsoft controls. You can even take it down to the fact that if you don't want to use the Page object you can create your own handler from the IHttpHandler interface. Then you don't have to worry about any of the rendering from Microsoft controls.
You are totally wrong and you have been called out.
Comcast's headquarters are in Philly. Philly usually gets better speeds just because of the short physical distance between the main servers and the home. Plus if Comcast is looking at rolling out a new feature such as 20 Mbps they usually do this in Philly first. I used Comcast for many years in the Philly area, and when they upped the speeds to 6 Mbps back in 2004 I was one of the first to see it in the nation even though they were still only advertising around 2 Mbps.
This shouldn't be titled why Windows is less secure than Linux. If the author actually had an integrity or an understanding of what he was writing about it should be title why IIS is less secure than Apache. Because I bet Apache running on Windows looks very close to the Apache running on Linux. Mostly because the Apache team has an excellent set of developers.
This blogger should be shunned out of the internet world as a worthless hack.
I find it really funny that/. people automatically think everybody agrees with them. You find this in other forums, but it is most prevalent here for some reason. I really equate the/. editors to The View cast. However there is no Elizabeth Haselbeck among them to give a conservative view of the world.
So the Democrats position was to shut down a majority of people that critisize them? How do you consider this ethical? Whats next out lawing talk radio because their programming flopped in that median too?
You are forgetting about the embedded version of Windows. That doesn't require 1.5 GB, it only requires about 256MB. So we will see if they succeed or not. But this would be a good project for the Gates Foundation to fund.
Hand down, Intel beat AMD like AMD beat Intel back in late 1999. I really think AMD didn't push the envelope as much as they could and they put out a product that just doesn't impress when compared to the Core 2 or even the Core.
It certainly makes a lot more sense for them to just use a Windows installation. If they do that, Microsoft is likely to be okay with it since it means they'll sell more copies of Windows. If Apple reverse engineered the Windows API, Microsoft would probably make "improvements" to it out of spite, to cause things to break when run on the Mac's reverse-engineered API.
Why would Microsoft really care, much past the fact that the people are buying the operating system and buying software for the operating system. This is what normal PC users do. Okay so the Aqua interface is applied to the Microsoft OS that they bought and then they install the normal software that Apple really doesn't have an answer for like Microsoft Office which they also bought. So how is this different than if they were running this on a Dell? None. Money keeps pouring in.
That's probably also why Apple didn't reverse engineer MAPI so Mail.app could talk to Exchange, choosing instead to screen-scrape Outlook Web Access.
There have been open implimentations of MAPI for a long time. And it has changed so very little that it really makes no sense for them to purposly break it because huge companies and the US government rely on it. As well as 3rd party software vendors. The evolution software which is where Apple took this ability to work with Exchange. And the only reason evolution did this is because of the OSS communities refusal to use anything that isn't an open standard, such as MAPI, and plus they licensed it under GPL so that pretty much limited them to using scraper technology to get the data from OWA. This not only opens up huge holes in corporate security.
So I guess I really don't understand your argument because it is very Mac centric in your knowledge of the software you are using, which isn't a bad thing, but you shouldn't give you oppinion on things you don't even have a slight grasp of.
Let's continue to invest in war, because as we all know, war is good business, right?
You couldn't be more right, if there wasn't a cold war with the USSR, why would we need a nuke proof network like DARPA NET? And we can see the real impact of that on business, I think all the fortune 500 companies use it as one of their primary ways of making a profit.
If you are going to open your yap the least you can do is make sure it is informed and walking all over your current actions.
I hope I don't get flamed for this, but I personally like Microsoft Project Server. It is a great tool and offers many capabilities that I would not have with out it. For instance my staff can put in their hours they worked on projects so that I can better track their time.
Really who heated the earth up back in 800AD? There were no fossil fuels being burned as they are today, no factories burning coal, no aerosol cans, and no cars. So what is causing it in 800AD. Could it possibly be that it is unrelated to humans and might have to do with factors out of our control, such as solar winds and sun spots?
I guess the sun spot theory doesn't support the liberal view of Bush f-ing up the economy. Or manybe he had a time machine and he is not transporting the "bad" chemicals in the air back to 800AD, that would be so like him to take the blame of "BIG" oil.
Okay again how does Passion fit in. Last time I checked Mel Gibson earned about 600 million on the movie. That is better than most of the big box office movies. It still doesn't fit into the formula, and that is the point, Hollywood wants to find a formula and one doesn't exisit. People like what they like because it inspires them at a time when they need inspiring. Mystic River doesn't really fit in either and it earned a great deal of money, and the addition DVD sales it will get with the Emmy's it one also isn't in the forumla.
This isn't perfect because how would Passion of the Christ or Mystic River fit into this algorythm. There were no special effects, both were rated R, and one was in a language that hasn't been spoken for 2000 years. This is the problem with Hollywood today, they think there is a formula to good movies, good movies are good because they have a good plot, not high payed actors or special effects out the waazoo.
So where exactly does it say that there should be a seperation? It says Congress shall make no law to set a state religion. Nothing about seperating it? You're wrong and you have been taught by idiots, you should hang your head in shame.
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Agreed. The agreement between the EU and Microsoft states that they just have to provide all the same API's publically that they use internally. There is nothing about legacy support.
I am surprised nobody I have seen mentions GoDaddy. They don't have a API that I know of, but they have a copy feature that allows you to copy setting(s) from one domain to all the domains. Makes mass updates very easy, and their DNS is rock solid and fast. Plus they are free if you have a GoDaddy account.
One of the best hacks I have seen is Google Apps allowing you to create a free low cost Content Delivery Network, under your own domain.
http://www.coderjournal.com/2008/06/turn-google-app-engine-into-a-content-delivery-network-cdn/
That is total BS, and you are going to have to back that up with some facts and links. I develop ASP.NET for a living and have never run into a problem with Fire Fox support. Sufari yes, Opera yes, Firefox no. Plus if you don't like the controls that Microsoft has developed you can always create your own. Nobody is forcing you to use the Microsoft controls. You can even take it down to the fact that if you don't want to use the Page object you can create your own handler from the IHttpHandler interface. Then you don't have to worry about any of the rendering from Microsoft controls.
You are totally wrong and you have been called out.
Comcast's headquarters are in Philly. Philly usually gets better speeds just because of the short physical distance between the main servers and the home. Plus if Comcast is looking at rolling out a new feature such as 20 Mbps they usually do this in Philly first. I used Comcast for many years in the Philly area, and when they upped the speeds to 6 Mbps back in 2004 I was one of the first to see it in the nation even though they were still only advertising around 2 Mbps.
This shouldn't be titled why Windows is less secure than Linux. If the author actually had an integrity or an understanding of what he was writing about it should be title why IIS is less secure than Apache. Because I bet Apache running on Windows looks very close to the Apache running on Linux. Mostly because the Apache team has an excellent set of developers.
This blogger should be shunned out of the internet world as a worthless hack.
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It's basically a bit*h fest for women.
I must have missed the memo too.
/. people automatically think everybody agrees with them. You find this in other forums, but it is most prevalent here for some reason. I really equate the /. editors to The View cast. However there is no Elizabeth Haselbeck among them to give a conservative view of the world.
I find it really funny that
So the Democrats position was to shut down a majority of people that critisize them? How do you consider this ethical? Whats next out lawing talk radio because their programming flopped in that median too?
You are forgetting about the embedded version of Windows. That doesn't require 1.5 GB, it only requires about 256MB. So we will see if they succeed or not. But this would be a good project for the Gates Foundation to fund.
Hand down, Intel beat AMD like AMD beat Intel back in late 1999. I really think AMD didn't push the envelope as much as they could and they put out a product that just doesn't impress when compared to the Core 2 or even the Core.
What about _THE_ Pod that sit's in your driveway and you can store you crap in it? It has been using the name a lot longer. :)
Well if the US Navy patents the Firewall then the patent in effect belongs to every tax paying U.S. Citizen.
It certainly makes a lot more sense for them to just use a Windows installation. If they do that, Microsoft is likely to be okay with it since it means they'll sell more copies of Windows. If Apple reverse engineered the Windows API, Microsoft would probably make "improvements" to it out of spite, to cause things to break when run on the Mac's reverse-engineered API.
Why would Microsoft really care, much past the fact that the people are buying the operating system and buying software for the operating system. This is what normal PC users do. Okay so the Aqua interface is applied to the Microsoft OS that they bought and then they install the normal software that Apple really doesn't have an answer for like Microsoft Office which they also bought. So how is this different than if they were running this on a Dell? None. Money keeps pouring in.
That's probably also why Apple didn't reverse engineer MAPI so Mail.app could talk to Exchange, choosing instead to screen-scrape Outlook Web Access.
There have been open implimentations of MAPI for a long time. And it has changed so very little that it really makes no sense for them to purposly break it because huge companies and the US government rely on it. As well as 3rd party software vendors. The evolution software which is where Apple took this ability to work with Exchange. And the only reason evolution did this is because of the OSS communities refusal to use anything that isn't an open standard, such as MAPI, and plus they licensed it under GPL so that pretty much limited them to using scraper technology to get the data from OWA. This not only opens up huge holes in corporate security.
So I guess I really don't understand your argument because it is very Mac centric in your knowledge of the software you are using, which isn't a bad thing, but you shouldn't give you oppinion on things you don't even have a slight grasp of.
Let's continue to invest in war, because as we all know, war is good business, right?
You couldn't be more right, if there wasn't a cold war with the USSR, why would we need a nuke proof network like DARPA NET? And we can see the real impact of that on business, I think all the fortune 500 companies use it as one of their primary ways of making a profit.
If you are going to open your yap the least you can do is make sure it is informed and walking all over your current actions.
How does this effect Microsoft in the EU rulings, because if I remember right, France was a big pusher for Microsoft to open it's technology.
You have hit the nail right on the head for why I like Wal-Mart, Wal-Mart = "The American Spirit".
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I hope I don't get flamed for this, but I personally like Microsoft Project Server. It is a great tool and offers many capabilities that I would not have with out it. For instance my staff can put in their hours they worked on projects so that I can better track their time.
Really who heated the earth up back in 800AD? There were no fossil fuels being burned as they are today, no factories burning coal, no aerosol cans, and no cars. So what is causing it in 800AD. Could it possibly be that it is unrelated to humans and might have to do with factors out of our control, such as solar winds and sun spots?
I guess the sun spot theory doesn't support the liberal view of Bush f-ing up the economy. Or manybe he had a time machine and he is not transporting the "bad" chemicals in the air back to 800AD, that would be so like him to take the blame of "BIG" oil.
Okay again how does Passion fit in. Last time I checked Mel Gibson earned about 600 million on the movie. That is better than most of the big box office movies. It still doesn't fit into the formula, and that is the point, Hollywood wants to find a formula and one doesn't exisit. People like what they like because it inspires them at a time when they need inspiring. Mystic River doesn't really fit in either and it earned a great deal of money, and the addition DVD sales it will get with the Emmy's it one also isn't in the forumla.
The forumla is flawed.
This isn't perfect because how would Passion of the Christ or Mystic River fit into this algorythm. There were no special effects, both were rated R, and one was in a language that hasn't been spoken for 2000 years. This is the problem with Hollywood today, they think there is a formula to good movies, good movies are good because they have a good plot, not high payed actors or special effects out the waazoo.
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Did we hear this same statement from NT -> 2000 from 2000 -> XP and now from XP -> Vista? You guys just don't get the hint.
So where exactly does it say that there should be a seperation? It says Congress shall make no law to set a state religion. Nothing about seperating it? You're wrong and you have been taught by idiots, you should hang your head in shame.