You may not be reading this wrong, but it is wrong nonetheless.
SQL CE data resides on the Pocket PC, however it can be replicated to a grown up SQL server as needed, and provided proper connectivity.
A typical use of this technology is a driver in the field. They get their data replicated down from the SQL Server, then they head off for a day off deliveries. Transaction are then done by the driver on the SQL CE side. He/she brings it back to the loading dock at the end of the day and replicates his/her transactions back to the SQL server. I know that Nabisco is currently doing exactly that.
I fly in our corporate jet everynow and then, and cell phones in the air work just fine. Although I have noticed that above about 25000 ft they are spotty. I suppose that when you are traveling at 500 to 700 mph moving between cell zones can be a problem.
Don't expect to see a replacement anytime soon. This thing is not being taken out of service because of a bad design or poor technology. It is being taken out of service because it isn't economical. When is the last time you threw down $11000 for a one way ticket?
It is expensive to run, it is expensive to maintain and more importantly there is not enough demand for it.
As an avid Opera fan I am definitely impressed with the turnaround.
I have been using Opera as my primary browser for some time (even on my Windows machines) and I am very impressed with Opera 7 itself. It is quite an upgrade from Opera 6 - especially in DHTML rendering.
While I was discouraged to see the surprising list of flaws, I was encouraged at thier commitment to fix them.
It seems to me that in Microsoft's position, they are not obligated to do anything. They control the biggest monopoly in the computer industry and they are in the habit of making companies/projects obligated to make their systems work with Microsoft systems. There is no reason for Microsft to be obliged to do anything with a port of their CLR.
Wouldn't that have some significant problems in structural stability. I mean it's built on an ice shelf. Ice floats. Antarctic ice shelves have been known to dissapear
Even though this sets everything up for copy protection, I am encouraged by this. Here's why.
HDCP is imminent. There is nothing (or next to nothing) that we can do about it. If they are going to do it, then at least do it consistently. I don't want to have to rebuy the TV that I bought earlier this year (it has DVI) in another 2 years.
Secondly, there is a path for those who don't have DVI. There are thousands of people who have purchased an HDTV or HD ready TV in the past few years that would be screwed if they don't handle for this.
I've used Opera for well over a year, and have been quite happy. The only complaint that I have had is that many pages did not render correctly.
However, I recently downloaded Opera 7 Beta and was pleasantly suprised. Almost every page that I have been to since renders correctly and most DHTML works properly as well. I am quite pleased with Opera 7. Not to mention the wonderful mouse gestures that have been there since 6.0.
I looked at one from Nidec. Actually their fans are not thermostatic - they use thermistors - so they run faster as the temperature increases. I was interested to see what others had to say and if anyone else had used one.
I love mouse gestures in Opera. The problem comes when I have to use IE because a page doesn't render correctly and I forget that I am not using Opera. I end up popping up a menu or clicking on something that I don't want to.
First, you need to learn about carbon dating. Carbon dating is incredibly inacurate, plus anything over about 50,000 years old, should theoretically have no detectable 14C left.
This is ludicrous. Bottle up? This goes nowhere toward explaining troublesome spots for evolution. The bombardier beetle clearly had an excellent designer.
I have a Symbol CompactFlash Card in my iPaq. It works great in my work environment with Symbol Access points, but I have had problems with it on my home network (Linksys).
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How do you figure that you are running 1360x768 on an 800x600 LCD projector?
800x600 is not HD anyway.
You may not be reading this wrong, but it is wrong nonetheless.
SQL CE data resides on the Pocket PC, however it can be replicated to a grown up SQL server as needed, and provided proper connectivity.
A typical use of this technology is a driver in the field. They get their data replicated down from the SQL Server, then they head off for a day off deliveries. Transaction are then done by the driver on the SQL CE side. He/she brings it back to the loading dock at the end of the day and replicates his/her transactions back to the SQL server. I know that Nabisco is currently doing exactly that.
I fly in our corporate jet everynow and then, and cell phones in the air work just fine. Although I have noticed that above about 25000 ft they are spotty. I suppose that when you are traveling at 500 to 700 mph moving between cell zones can be a problem.
Wrong. Attached to Symbol gear.
We've been using Symbol 802.11b handheld phones for almost 2 years.
Don't expect to see a replacement anytime soon. This thing is not being taken out of service because of a bad design or poor technology. It is being taken out of service because it isn't economical. When is the last time you threw down $11000 for a one way ticket?
It is expensive to run, it is expensive to maintain and more importantly there is not enough demand for it.
Toms Hardware has an interesting review of 65 processors ranging from 100 MHz to 3066 MHz.
Oh, wait. My bad.
As an avid Opera fan I am definitely impressed with the turnaround.
I have been using Opera as my primary browser for some time (even on my Windows machines) and I am very impressed with Opera 7 itself. It is quite an upgrade from Opera 6 - especially in DHTML rendering.
While I was discouraged to see the surprising list of flaws, I was encouraged at thier commitment to fix them.
It seems to me that in Microsoft's position, they are not obligated to do anything. They control the biggest monopoly in the computer industry and they are in the habit of making companies/projects obligated to make their systems work with Microsoft systems. There is no reason for Microsft to be obliged to do anything with a port of their CLR.
Wouldn't that have some significant problems in structural stability. I mean it's built on an ice shelf. Ice floats. Antarctic ice shelves have been known to dissapear
Sounds like a waste of money to me!
OK, I'll give you some love.
I agree that there are a number of questionable comments. I just wanted to see if this guy was a Block employee or if it was an honest post.
Why don't you ask him? His email address is chirdon_at_pitt.edu. He works as a Systems Analyst for the University of Pittsburgh.
Even though this sets everything up for copy protection, I am encouraged by this. Here's why.
HDCP is imminent. There is nothing (or next to nothing) that we can do about it. If they are going to do it, then at least do it consistently. I don't want to have to rebuy the TV that I bought earlier this year (it has DVI) in another 2 years.
Secondly, there is a path for those who don't have DVI. There are thousands of people who have purchased an HDTV or HD ready TV in the past few years that would be screwed if they don't handle for this.
I've used Opera for well over a year, and have been quite happy. The only complaint that I have had is that many pages did not render correctly.
However, I recently downloaded Opera 7 Beta and was pleasantly suprised. Almost every page that I have been to since renders correctly and most DHTML works properly as well. I am quite pleased with Opera 7. Not to mention the wonderful mouse gestures that have been there since 6.0.
I Love it! I'm having spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, baked beans, spam, and spam.
She has been associated with MS since at least '98.
Although this isn't all that surprising.
I looked at one from Nidec. Actually their fans are not thermostatic - they use thermistors - so they run faster as the temperature increases. I was interested to see what others had to say and if anyone else had used one.
Obviously you are not married!
I love mouse gestures in Opera. The problem comes when I have to use IE because a page doesn't render correctly and I forget that I am not using Opera. I end up popping up a menu or clicking on something that I don't want to.
I want to see more apps with mouse gestures.
First, you need to learn about carbon dating. Carbon dating is incredibly inacurate, plus anything over about 50,000 years old, should theoretically have no detectable 14C left.
After that read these articles.
Article 1
Article 2
Article 3
Programming itself implies, no, requires a programmer. So I ask you, who did the genetic programming?
This is ludicrous. Bottle up? This goes nowhere toward explaining troublesome spots for evolution. The bombardier beetle clearly had an excellent designer.
Do we really want a single sign on?
I can't believe that anyone would believe this crap. When was the last time you saw a mutation that was positive? The answer is never.
I have a Symbol CompactFlash Card in my iPaq. It works great in my work environment with Symbol Access points, but I have had problems with it on my home network (Linksys).