I've run ActiveSync for over a year and never had this issue.. I think you have a config problem, or possibly some weird broken installation of something.
I've never run into the broadcast flag, perhaps you should talk to your cable company about that? I have comcast so you can see why I am thoroughly surprised.
I've seen surface videos where everyday objects were recognized, not to mention someone else pointed out OpenCV.
Seems like Sony has been blindfolded for this kind of stuff.
Lasers? We're worried enough about people shining them at airplanes on purpose. Now we'd have to worry about one straying off the road and hitting a driver in the eye who would then likely cause an accident. Good intentions, possibly rethink the implimentation.
Imagine you are out in the field and want to (re)install something... Keep the fragile DVD with you at all times?
What if it's a volume license, where you only get 1 DVD for a large number of users... Burn a disc for each one of them (and reburn each time the disc goes bad/broke) ?
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I've run ActiveSync for over a year and never had this issue.. I think you have a config problem, or possibly some weird broken installation of something.
Because the first thing someone does when they find a vulnerability is to report it. They wouldn't want to sell it for $100K or so to the top bidder.
I believe you mean Apple is just being Apple. MS has a phone OS and it is open, astroturfing unecessary as the gatekeeper is better handled.
I hadn't thought of that. It is rather tricky.
I agree with you on the proper way to report it, but then again, I don't agree with the SEC on charging for adding features either.
Please explain how the Zune update was free.
I've never run into the broadcast flag, perhaps you should talk to your cable company about that? I have comcast so you can see why I am thoroughly surprised.
Windows has never gotten in your way of doing anything. If we can conclude something, it's that you have failed at multimedia.
Learn to google? Doom9.net?
Don't forget to mention that Netscape started to kill itself! Bloated and buggy.
interlacing by definition means every other scanline.
As did Microsoft, but you see where that got them.
Standard def is 640x480 interlaced, vs hi def's 1920x1080 progressive. That's 13.5 times the pixels, or a 1350% increase.
150K lines of code for that is too much. There's probably all kinds of stuff that could be simplified.
RTFsummary.
I've seen surface videos where everyday objects were recognized, not to mention someone else pointed out OpenCV. Seems like Sony has been blindfolded for this kind of stuff.
The RDF readings are over 9000 captain!!!
"sorry but i will take stable over flashy any day.."
Then you'll love OpenOffice....../s
Lasers? We're worried enough about people shining them at airplanes on purpose. Now we'd have to worry about one straying off the road and hitting a driver in the eye who would then likely cause an accident. Good intentions, possibly rethink the implimentation.
Imagine you are out in the field and want to (re)install something... Keep the fragile DVD with you at all times?
What if it's a volume license, where you only get 1 DVD for a large number of users... Burn a disc for each one of them (and reburn each time the disc goes bad/broke) ?
USB keys can be write protected, or even read only.....
Vista SP2 can remove all old updates. Please update your troll.txt
If XP SP3 is crashing for you, ur doin it wrong. You probably have a highly infested machine with malware that all borks it.
What sound card do you have? I was bitten by the Audigy scandal myself.
I got all those apps free and can run them all at the same time. Go WinMo!
It's very easy porting GDI apps to WinCE, can any other platform say that?
ObjC is slow and not often used.
The platform/tools are pretty standard.
The types of games are very different from regular/bigger projects.