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  1. Re:And in other news... on US Intelligence Wants To Radically Advance Facial Recognition Software · · Score: 1

    That's just what they want you to believe...

  2. Stupid is as stupid does... on Russian Government Takes Over Country's 289-year Old Scientific Academy · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Is this whole damn planet just gonna get stupid now? This is not at all what they showed us in Star Trek. Damn, 40 years ago we are putting people on the moon, now it's just global navel gazing from here on out. Yeee haaawww.

    Fuck, we are screwed.

  3. Re:Meh on Star Wars City Doomed By Sand Dunes · · Score: 1

    Um, Jake Lloyd has just been cast as Ender for the Ender's Game movie...

    I always liked the kid. People gave him way too much crap. Even Harrison Ford has a horrible time acting out George's pathetic writing. What was a little kid supposed to do with that crap?

    He definitely played the part of Anakin way better than Hayden Christensen - that guy made a mockery of the whole thing. Whether the writing or the acting, I'm still not sure.

  4. Re: Is this the point in time.. on Set Your Watches For the End of Windows XP · · Score: 1

    So your grandpa is around 6 then?

  5. Re:windows RT experience on Falling Windows RT Tablet Prices Signify Slow Adoption · · Score: 1

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  6. Apple in Cahoots with the Big Apple on Apple Now Working With the NYPD To Curb iPhone Thefts · · Score: 1

    I guess we should have seen that coming, they already own the Apple Records label too. (Never would have drempt of that happening when they were still making the computers out of wood in the 1970s.)

    In exchange, they will want the 'Big Apple' to now be known as the 'iApple', but after mass protests in the city they are forced to compromise to 'Bigipple'...

  7. Re:It's no wonder Korea is so behind the times on North Korea To Enable Mobile Internet Access — For Visitors Only · · Score: 1

    Mod Interesting

    Haven't gotten any mod points in years. :(

  8. Why is it so bad? on New Adobe Flash Vulnerabilities Being Actively Exploited On Windows and OS X · · Score: 1

    For way to many years it's been a mess. And these near-daily emergency patches now. WTF is broken in their development/testing process? I don't understand how it can stay so horrid, or why Adobe finds this acceptable...

    Even Windows has gotten a lot more secure over the years. But Flash, seems more broken each day.

    Anyone have any insight?

  9. Re:Use OpenGL instead on Microsoft Phases Out XNA and DirectX? · · Score: 1

    I used to be a developer like you, and then I took an arrow to the knee...

  10. Re:Normally I would agree with keeping the limit l on Senators Seek H-1B Cap That Can Reach 300,000 · · Score: 1

    I think you're right. I used to be quite against the idea of any kind of IT association was a bad idea, but that was when I was young and dumb and hadn't realized how badly the deck was stacked against us.

  11. Re:Competition for employment on Senators Seek H-1B Cap That Can Reach 300,000 · · Score: 0

    Whatever, you sniveling fascist. Come talk to us when you move out of your momma's basement and have a family to feed.

    If you don't support American workers getting American jobs, then GTFO of our country. You are nothing more than a traitor to the generations of Americans who have sweated and died to improve the lives of the common person in this country.

    Just a few years ago, companies would hire AND train their workers as a long term investment that paid off for the entire society.

    You are a short-sighted moron with some disgustingly anti-American values. Go be stupid somewhere else.

  12. Re:A better approach on Senators Seek H-1B Cap That Can Reach 300,000 · · Score: 1

    Your argument is a fail: In my experience, the best CS people don't even have degrees.

  13. Re:Windows 8 blows on Windows 8 Even Less Popular Than Vista · · Score: 1

    But at least it goes to 11, eh?

  14. Re:Windows 8 blows on Windows 8 Even Less Popular Than Vista · · Score: 1

    No, until it can boot as fast as an archaic Commodore 64 or Apple ][, it's still not fast enough.

    Computers today are tens of thousands of times faster than they were in 1982, so why does it take more time to boot a new computer?

    Modern-day boot times are atrocious.

  15. Re:Uhm... on Cheap Indie Games Make Wii U a Better Value · · Score: 1

    So how do I watch NetFlix without a Gold account? I'm stuck watching it on the Wii rather than the 360.

  16. Re:How to treat a loyal customer on Microsoft Steeply Raising Enterprise Licensing Fees · · Score: 1

    Windows 7 is the best Windows I've ever had the pleasure to work with.

    Windows 8, on the other hand, not so much.

  17. Re:How to treat a loyal customer on Microsoft Steeply Raising Enterprise Licensing Fees · · Score: 1

    While you can run Mono-based apps on Apache, you are pretty much stuck with IIS for "official" asp.net.

    But as far as databases, both Entity Framework and Linq have support for Oracle, MySQL, and several others. So that part of your statement is not quite accurate.

  18. Re:Rats. on Windows Chief Steven Sinofsky Leaves Microsoft · · Score: 1

    If they coded in C#, sure, I'd try to convince them. But hard to cost justify dropping an existing business codebase that uses a particular language just to pick up a better database access library.

    But if you're an up and coming business, this is the way to do it.

  19. Re:Rats. on Windows Chief Steven Sinofsky Leaves Microsoft · · Score: 1

    I admit it is not a panacea, it has it's own quirks, but 99% of things are flawless. I am picky as can be, but Entity Framework has impressed me.

  20. Inverted Truth on Particle Physicists Confirm Arrow of Time Using B Meson Measurements · · Score: 0

    This is all a giant mix of hogwash and bullshit intended to discredit (amongst only the easily-impressed, low-information scientists of the validity of Doctor Emmett Brown's proven research.

  21. Re:Importance of mobile on Windows Chief Steven Sinofsky Leaves Microsoft · · Score: 1

    Personally, I expect that many developers will end up creating web apps, and calling it a day because the app will work pretty much anywhere after a few tweaks.

  22. Re:Rats. on Windows Chief Steven Sinofsky Leaves Microsoft · · Score: 2

    > hey willingly put their heads in the guillotine by adopting YA3GL (C#/.NET) that gives no advantages unless you want to do things the Microsoft way

    Gives no advantages? Bullshit. Have you ever worked with the Entity Framework under C#? Way beyond the best way of working with data I've ever encountered. I am able to crank out solid data-intensive code in 1/10 the time it would take me with NHibernate or Java with Hibernate, let alone older attempts at making data a first class citizen in the language. MVC 3 or 4 with Entity Framework 4 or 5 makes you able to crank out stuff in a few weeks that used to take a year with all the boilerplate crapCode you use to have to write. (Assuming you start with a good architecture design)

  23. Re:Why 1024? on Microsoft: As of October, 1024-Bit Certs Are the New Minimum · · Score: 1

    I'm thinking you must have "refractored" several "pints" there... *hic*

  24. Re:Why are people still using this? on Polish Researcher: Oracle Knew For Months About Java Zero-Day · · Score: 1

    PS, I built TonsOfCards.com (A site for sports card collectors, buyers, and sellers. Apologies for the blatant shilling...) entirely on EF 4.3.1 and it just flies, so it's definitely useful in production with sorta-big data (16 gigs with millions of records in the database currently)

  25. Re:Why are people still using this? on Polish Researcher: Oracle Knew For Months About Java Zero-Day · · Score: 1

    I haven't used EF against anything but MSSQL, so haven't ran into what you've experienced. Although I'd be hesitant to use it with something else, there's no way you'd get the deep integration with a third-party database server. But for solutions based on MSSQL, there's nothing better I've seen in any world.

    3. Usually when I run into issues like that, I'm doing something stupid. There's a few cases (Like working with Full Text Search) where I drop back and use a stored proc, but 99% of what I do, EF and Linq has not let me down.
    5. Check your project configuration, you can set it to push out the same version of EF that you used for development.
    6. Who the hell is modifying the database schema in production without going through proper QA? That's a management issue, not an EF issue.
    7. See #5