No you understand beta. But a "limited beta" would be a beta that is limited by first 1000 users or limited by request only. Or a "limited beta" like gmail was first released.
Seems some basic things don't work...
Basic functional issues:
#1 Chrome UI Freezes uploading files.
#2 Stops playing you tube vidoes after third one, need to restart chrome to play video.
#3 Memory hog, freezes sometimes when low on memory.
Firefox, IE, Opera, Safari don't have these basic functional issues.
Maybe a limited beta would have been more suitable...
It's being talked about, so the Ad is successful.
Is it successful in a good way?
Yes the Ad is humorous, silly, & vacuous.
Once tone is established, the message Microsoft wants will be added. Most likely messages is Microsoft just wants to make your life better and easier, and here's how we do that. Wait for the next few Ads before criticizing or lauding.
No you understand beta. But a "limited beta" would be a beta that is limited by first 1000 users or limited by request only. Or a "limited beta" like gmail was first released.
No it really not equivalent to FF or IE or Safari. Don't expect to use it for upload files.
Seems some basic things don't work... Basic functional issues: #1 Chrome UI Freezes uploading files. #2 Stops playing you tube vidoes after third one, need to restart chrome to play video. #3 Memory hog, freezes sometimes when low on memory. Firefox, IE, Opera, Safari don't have these basic functional issues. Maybe a limited beta would have been more suitable...
It's being talked about, so the Ad is successful. Is it successful in a good way? Yes the Ad is humorous, silly, & vacuous. Once tone is established, the message Microsoft wants will be added. Most likely messages is Microsoft just wants to make your life better and easier, and here's how we do that. Wait for the next few Ads before criticizing or lauding.
Better better version
\ int factorial(int n)
if (n <= 1)
1;
else
n * factorial(n - 1);
Better version... \ int factorial(int n) if (n = 1) 1; else n * factorial(n - 1);
Yes, three-wheeeled cars are the future http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,36 04,1202187,00.html
http://www.3wheelers.com/enter.html
AGRW
how about www.lua.org and www.keplerproject.org