I mean the Drivers for USB 3.0 not the drivers for the devices. If USB is a standard then it should be supported in Windows XP and Vista. Just like how they include drivers for USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 now.
I upgraded at home but at work I rolled back because the upgrade didn't work. They need to fix the upgrade so that 100% of the machines that worked on 2.x work on 3.x and then I'll upgrade.
Yes, but as Paris Hilton said why don't we harvest all the oil we have here in the United States as a mean of bridging the gap between now and when locally generated energy sources can start to take over with major percentages. Right now 10% is the goal for most power companies for renewable. When that gets to 80% then we can ditch oil for good and just have a few natural gas power plants to fill the gaps between renewable plant's output.
Dude, with DVI for instance you can tell because the connector is shaped differently (smaller on one side of the trapezoid). However with USB its a rectangle and only looking at the end (or the logo) and then into the end of the slot will allow you to see which way it goes. That is IF you can even fit your head into the area you need to look at.
That doesn't matter if you can tell which way the slot is because the little plastic tab in the slot is black and your computer is in a shadow under your desk.
Low barrier of entry? Ya it has nothing to do with the platform independent nature of the web or the fact that applications can be available anywhere in the world with just an Internet connection. Nope, it has nothing to do with those things. Oh and anybody can just write asp.net applications for the web with no experience at all too. Oh wait all those things are wrong? Oh, I'm sorry.
Yes I even mentioned that some things don't work well in the browser. For those things I think native apps will still be around. True gaming for instance will probably be run natively for a long time.
Well then its time to think about if that information needs to even be passed before that pages changes are submitted as a whole. Like is the AJAX actually adding functionality or is it just because everything else is AJAX?
This is moronic. The browser has been awesome for applications even simply for the fact that it forces user interfaces that are usable as opposed to some of the shit I could come up with in Flash for instance that would confuse the fuck out of people. Have you ever browsed for flash based UIs? Its like stepping into the twilight zone. I mean seriously, tell me one thing you would like to do in an application that you can't do in a simple browser without some plug-ins. I mean obviously some things won't work well like highly interactive games or image editors. But for like 90% of all the business applications out there which account for more than 90% of the market for web programmers I can't think of anything wrong with using the browser the way it is.
What nobody has mentioned this far into the discussion is that a vast majority of the web pages that display things in javascript are not even written in javascript. Many are server side like aspx files that are then interpreted in a dynamic way into a combination of HTML and javascript to do the work that needs to be done on the client side.
I brought this up a while back when there was an article about how Microsoft was abandoning javascript in favor of something else for use in the next.net framework. I think that was a mistake. Javascript can be made to do anything that is needed client side. Anything else should be handled by a post back and taken care of server-side.
Exactly! This is the real story. Not that the phreaker was able to make the calls using a FEMA PBX/voicemail system but that the phone company charged $12,000 for calls all made by ONE PERSON. That is absolutely ridiculous! Do you know how much those calls would cost if they used SIP Trunks instead? Nothing!
I used to work at one. That's why I run things differently now that I'm in charge. Yes I get some viruses on random comps but with roaming profiles I just wipe the comp and get the user a new one and tell them to not do that again.
I don't know if this is new to you but a lot or moronic websites only render in IE. I'm in firefox now but for instance the web admin on my Linksys SRW2048 switches only renders in IE.
Not quite there. Speed law is not about safety I will give you that. However the regulations that deal with "RIGHT of WAY" are VERY important. It's not that they just make things predictable; they stop people from asserting a right of way that they should not be asserting. Eventually you will have a merge even in a roundabout. The law says that the traffic already going that way has the right of way and the merging traffic needs to YIELD. If they did not need to yield then both cars would assume the right of way and crash into each other.
Another rule that is important is people going straight on a street and people turning right. The right turn people have to come to a stop and yield the right of way. If they didn't do that there would be side impact traffic collisions all the time.
You know I'm a geek and yet I cannot find one single person in the entire world to explain to me just what the fuck Pivot Tables are and why I would want to use them.
Oh, notifier is the downloadable program. I see. I like using gmail in the cloud so that's why I never used it. It defeats most of the purpose of gmail. You still have to login to get the email so why not just login in the first place.
Seriously! I could watch someone send out emails that should have attachments with them all day long and laugh at them but what I SHOULD do is show them how to add an attachment.
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I mean the Drivers for USB 3.0 not the drivers for the devices. If USB is a standard then it should be supported in Windows XP and Vista. Just like how they include drivers for USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 now.
I upgraded at home but at work I rolled back because the upgrade didn't work. They need to fix the upgrade so that 100% of the machines that worked on 2.x work on 3.x and then I'll upgrade.
Yes, but as Paris Hilton said why don't we harvest all the oil we have here in the United States as a mean of bridging the gap between now and when locally generated energy sources can start to take over with major percentages. Right now 10% is the goal for most power companies for renewable. When that gets to 80% then we can ditch oil for good and just have a few natural gas power plants to fill the gaps between renewable plant's output.
Dude, with DVI for instance you can tell because the connector is shaped differently (smaller on one side of the trapezoid). However with USB its a rectangle and only looking at the end (or the logo) and then into the end of the slot will allow you to see which way it goes. That is IF you can even fit your head into the area you need to look at.
That doesn't matter if you can tell which way the slot is because the little plastic tab in the slot is black and your computer is in a shadow under your desk.
The real question is will Microsoft RELEASE THE DRIVERS for XP?
That's why they should be using lasers. Lasers people, its all about the lasers!
Maybe its just because I read Cardinal of the Kremlin when I was in High School.
Low barrier of entry? Ya it has nothing to do with the platform independent nature of the web or the fact that applications can be available anywhere in the world with just an Internet connection. Nope, it has nothing to do with those things. Oh and anybody can just write asp.net applications for the web with no experience at all too. Oh wait all those things are wrong? Oh, I'm sorry.
Yes I even mentioned that some things don't work well in the browser. For those things I think native apps will still be around. True gaming for instance will probably be run natively for a long time.
Well then its time to think about if that information needs to even be passed before that pages changes are submitted as a whole. Like is the AJAX actually adding functionality or is it just because everything else is AJAX?
This is moronic. The browser has been awesome for applications even simply for the fact that it forces user interfaces that are usable as opposed to some of the shit I could come up with in Flash for instance that would confuse the fuck out of people. Have you ever browsed for flash based UIs? Its like stepping into the twilight zone. I mean seriously, tell me one thing you would like to do in an application that you can't do in a simple browser without some plug-ins. I mean obviously some things won't work well like highly interactive games or image editors. But for like 90% of all the business applications out there which account for more than 90% of the market for web programmers I can't think of anything wrong with using the browser the way it is.
What nobody has mentioned this far into the discussion is that a vast majority of the web pages that display things in javascript are not even written in javascript. Many are server side like aspx files that are then interpreted in a dynamic way into a combination of HTML and javascript to do the work that needs to be done on the client side.
.net framework. I think that was a mistake. Javascript can be made to do anything that is needed client side. Anything else should be handled by a post back and taken care of server-side.
I brought this up a while back when there was an article about how Microsoft was abandoning javascript in favor of something else for use in the next
Exactly! This is the real story. Not that the phreaker was able to make the calls using a FEMA PBX/voicemail system but that the phone company charged $12,000 for calls all made by ONE PERSON. That is absolutely ridiculous! Do you know how much those calls would cost if they used SIP Trunks instead? Nothing!
I used to work at one. That's why I run things differently now that I'm in charge. Yes I get some viruses on random comps but with roaming profiles I just wipe the comp and get the user a new one and tell them to not do that again.
I don't know if this is new to you but a lot or moronic websites only render in IE. I'm in firefox now but for instance the web admin on my Linksys SRW2048 switches only renders in IE.
Yet you need to call yourself a coward so what does that imply, AC?
That's moronic. I'm sorry that you live in NJ. The traffic IN the circle always has the right of way.
Not quite there. Speed law is not about safety I will give you that. However the regulations that deal with "RIGHT of WAY" are VERY important. It's not that they just make things predictable; they stop people from asserting a right of way that they should not be asserting. Eventually you will have a merge even in a roundabout. The law says that the traffic already going that way has the right of way and the merging traffic needs to YIELD. If they did not need to yield then both cars would assume the right of way and crash into each other.
Another rule that is important is people going straight on a street and people turning right. The right turn people have to come to a stop and yield the right of way. If they didn't do that there would be side impact traffic collisions all the time.
You know I'm a geek and yet I cannot find one single person in the entire world to explain to me just what the fuck Pivot Tables are and why I would want to use them.
Name one "powerful feature" that MS Office has that is not in OOo.
Uhm, there are dates attached to the editing in wikipedia and there ARE editors. They may not be paid editors but they are editors nonetheless.
Oh, notifier is the downloadable program. I see. I like using gmail in the cloud so that's why I never used it. It defeats most of the purpose of gmail. You still have to login to get the email so why not just login in the first place.
That's no pig. That's kdawson and his magical powers of epicfail.
What do you mean a patch? It's in an application as a service. If they need to fix something they just do it.
Seriously! I could watch someone send out emails that should have attachments with them all day long and laugh at them but what I SHOULD do is show them how to add an attachment.