And how it could detect I scored with my girlfriend? No way, we never use _any_ electric.... wait... light in bedroom followed by light in shower.... I HATE YOU GOOGLE!
I used to program anything serious in assembler until, say, 1991. Then I moved to C++/Pascal, but always hand-tuned critical parts with Assembler. Around 1995 I realized compilers are doing better job in optimization of those critical parts then my hand-crafted assembly code. I think currently it is only useful for SIMD instructions and similar cases where it is hard for compiler to figure parallel data manipulation with specialized instructions. With ongoing improvements in compilers, those will go away too, right? Or is there anything compilers definitely cannot figure out?
OK, so Microsoft is opting for backwards compatibility, other browsers for security. And your original question was: And how are other browsers better in that case?
And how are other browsers better in that case? This whole problem is based on fact that MS is not willing/able to fix this issue for quite long time (days?). Other browsers are different in a way that they are fixing security issues ASAP.
For example, match Man.Utd. - Chelsea is more important then anything you are programming anyway, so STFU and listen to elders. Your work is not something to escape and doing everything very fast for your fat stupid manager will not make you Employee of the month (or maybe it will, who cares). And your customers actually expect you will never meet deadlines anyway.
OnLive is probably expecting to become acquired by likes of Google or Yahoo that have servers everywhere and are able to cut latency to acceptable levels. They only need to prove their system is OK when server is few miles around.
Yeah, because what Joe Sixpack needs is Antivirus, endless straem of updates, burning backups of mail and documents and restoring it later, and rest of that shit.
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In the end, they will even sell "Google thin foil" to you. They will control _everything_.
Everything plays together nicely for "cloud-gaming" statrups. This will solve, at least to some extent, one of their hardest problems, for free. Except if Google itself is not after exect same market. They never mentioned how Chrome OS is supposed to provide gaiming to users...
As far as JavaScript performance is concerned (increasingly important on the modern websites), moving from IE6 to IE8 is like moving from Segway to Bicycle.... on the highway.
always up-to-date maps, sounds good for free product. If enough people are using it (it will), they could even "see" traffic congestion in streets (average speed) and influence route planning for other people in real time.
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And how it could detect I scored with my girlfriend? No way, we never use _any_ electric.... wait... light in bedroom followed by light in shower.... I HATE YOU GOOGLE!
or maybe registry DB. There is lot paths to various documents there...like recently used etc.
DRAM can only be used as read-cache. SSD is much larger and is read and write cache.
I used to program anything serious in assembler until, say, 1991. Then I moved to C++/Pascal, but always hand-tuned critical parts with Assembler. Around 1995 I realized compilers are doing better job in optimization of those critical parts then my hand-crafted assembly code. I think currently it is only useful for SIMD instructions and similar cases where it is hard for compiler to figure parallel data manipulation with specialized instructions. With ongoing improvements in compilers, those will go away too, right? Or is there anything compilers definitely cannot figure out?
A security fix which breaks other required functionality isn't much better though is it?
Joe Sixpack might be upset, but yes, it is _much_ better then leaving your computer vulnerable.
OK, so Microsoft is opting for backwards compatibility, other browsers for security. And your original question was: And how are other browsers better in that case?
Having radio button somewhere that makes your OS vulnerable to _KNOWN_ exploit is really stupid idea.
And how are other browsers better in that case?
This whole problem is based on fact that MS is not willing/able to fix this issue for quite long time (days?). Other browsers are different in a way that they are fixing security issues ASAP.
I am waiting for iScored :-(
For example, match Man.Utd. - Chelsea is more important then anything you are programming anyway, so STFU and listen to elders. Your work is not something to escape and doing everything very fast for your fat stupid manager will not make you Employee of the month (or maybe it will, who cares). And your customers actually expect you will never meet deadlines anyway.
OnLive is probably expecting to become acquired by likes of Google or Yahoo that have servers everywhere and are able to cut latency to acceptable levels. They only need to prove their system is OK when server is few miles around.
failed business from Missouri suing failed search engine for mostly unknown brand of zero value.
continent's mightiest rivers, on which millions of people depend for their water supplies.
It is more like hundreds of millions.
Joking aside, Java is multiplatform in practice and .Net is only in theory.
They cant fix everything at once. So far they fixed Samba documentation and browser thing AFAIK, Thats more then other countries combined
Still, it is improvement from Outlook.
His slogan was actually "360 degree change!". Too bad US education in only playing catch-up with the rest of the world.
Yeah, because what Joe Sixpack needs is Antivirus, endless straem of updates, burning backups of mail and documents and restoring it later, and rest of that shit.
In the end, they will even sell "Google thin foil" to you. They will control _everything_.
But thet was not Roche, right?
Everything plays together nicely for "cloud-gaming" statrups. This will solve, at least to some extent, one of their hardest problems, for free. Except if Google itself is not after exect same market. They never mentioned how Chrome OS is supposed to provide gaiming to users ...
Sure, like KFC is involved in organic stuff.
As far as JavaScript performance is concerned (increasingly important on the modern websites), moving from IE6 to IE8 is like moving from Segway to Bicycle.... on the highway.
"Controversy" already settled by being tagged "BS" by major physicists.
always up-to-date maps, sounds good for free product. If enough people are using it (it will), they could even "see" traffic congestion in streets (average speed) and influence route planning for other people in real time.