Why don't they just use actual Facebook for this? Lots of people have been publicly shamed through Facebook, to the point of losing their careers, their marriages, or even committing suicide.
Issues with Surface 2 and Surface 3? Or issues with Surface Pro 2 and Surface Pro 3? Huge difference. The Pros are full laptop replacements, running standard Windows (x86 based, runs Win32 apps); while the non-Pros are glorified phones (ARM based, runs only WinRT apps).
And you seem to be under the impression that languages are static, and/or you are deliberately trolling. I've cited a reputable dictionary, not someone's tweet or other random drivel on the Internet. It's not just Mirriam-Webster that lists it as a verb, but also Random House and Collins. The only one of the four major dictionaries that doesn't list it as a verb is Oxford. These are all well-established sources that have been in print a long time. The fact that they've made their references available for free (ad-supported) online hardly diminishes their authenticity.
don't use "lowercase" without quotes since it isn't actually a verb
(2) lowercase
verb
lowercased lowercas-ing
Definition of LOWERCASE
transitive verb
: to print or set in lowercase letters
First Known Use of LOWERCASE
1908
Wow, that is a rather bold prediction to be making in 2014. If Itanium does eventually start to falter in the marketplace, then you sir are a visionary.
The problem I have for Windows 8 is that the keyboard DOES pop up when hitting a textbox... when I have a hardware keyboard attached.
Define "hitting a textbox". Do you mean touch it (assuming you have a touch screen), click it with the mouse, tab to it using the keyboard,...? In a set-up with both a touch screen and a physical keyboard attached, which is common in a lot of new laptops, if you "touched" a textbox then I think it's reasonable for Windows to assume you want to continue touching rather than switch to keyboard input. But if your set-up has no touch capability at all, then yeah, it's dumb to ever see an on-screen keyboard.
Who's the braintrust that decided to use a Hotmail account to coordinate the stealing of Windows source code? Ignoring the expectation of privacy for a moment, that was just plain dumb.
Go re-read the GP's post again. I understood it just fine. Nokia had hired them to write apps, and had asked for apps for the J2ME, Symbian, Android, iOS, and BADA platforms; but not for the QT platform. So naturally they didn't spend any time developing for the QT platform. You quoted the first half of a sentence, but the second half of that sentence is important too.
With so much focus lately on the anticompetitive and environmentally dangerous practices of Big Oil, we've let Big Broth go completely unchecked. If we aren't careful we'll end up in hot water. Albeit, hot tasty water.
Windows 8 still includes the TRIM operation on deletes. It also includes the TRIM in the new 'defrag' tool.
The defrag tool isn't sending TRIMs, the file system is. The file system sends TRIMs for clusters that get freed for any reason. One reason a cluster would get freed is of course the file gets deleted. But another reason is that the file gets defragged. Say there's a request from the defrag tool to move a particular file VCN from LCN1 to LCN2. Then in the same transaction LCN2 gets allocated by the file system and LCN1 gets freed, and so LCN1 can now be TRIM'd. All of this is being performed inside the file system completely transparent to the application. The only application that explicitly sends a TRIM is format, which sends a TRIM for the entire volume.
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Bravo to The Netherlands for taking this stand. I mean that sincerely. They will face an uphill battle however.
The little bastard was probably wearing a Casio watch too.
He took yer job!!!
If you want nudity, at least there's still Playgirl.
Why don't they just use actual Facebook for this? Lots of people have been publicly shamed through Facebook, to the point of losing their careers, their marriages, or even committing suicide.
Ah thanks for the clarification. I stopped following the evolution of the non-Pro line since it was decidedly not interesting to me in its WinRT form.
Issues with Surface 2 and Surface 3? Or issues with Surface Pro 2 and Surface Pro 3? Huge difference. The Pros are full laptop replacements, running standard Windows (x86 based, runs Win32 apps); while the non-Pros are glorified phones (ARM based, runs only WinRT apps).
Glad they put subtitles into this video for those of us who only understand English.
And you seem to be under the impression that languages are static, and/or you are deliberately trolling. I've cited a reputable dictionary, not someone's tweet or other random drivel on the Internet. It's not just Mirriam-Webster that lists it as a verb, but also Random House and Collins. The only one of the four major dictionaries that doesn't list it as a verb is Oxford. These are all well-established sources that have been in print a long time. The fact that they've made their references available for free (ad-supported) online hardly diminishes their authenticity.
don't use "lowercase" without quotes since it isn't actually a verb
(2) lowercase verb lowercased lowercas-ing Definition of LOWERCASE transitive verb : to print or set in lowercase letters First Known Use of LOWERCASE 1908
Source: http://www.merriam-webster.com...
To use a car analogy, it is considered broken in the same way that a car without gas is considered broken.
Disclaimer: This analogy excludes electric cars.
All of which paints a bleak picture for Itanium.
Wow, that is a rather bold prediction to be making in 2014. If Itanium does eventually start to falter in the marketplace, then you sir are a visionary.
The problem I have for Windows 8 is that the keyboard DOES pop up when hitting a textbox... when I have a hardware keyboard attached.
Define "hitting a textbox". Do you mean touch it (assuming you have a touch screen), click it with the mouse, tab to it using the keyboard, ...? In a set-up with both a touch screen and a physical keyboard attached, which is common in a lot of new laptops, if you "touched" a textbox then I think it's reasonable for Windows to assume you want to continue touching rather than switch to keyboard input. But if your set-up has no touch capability at all, then yeah, it's dumb to ever see an on-screen keyboard.
The obvious solution is to use a Bag of Holding. However, good luck finding one that's waterproof. :(
Who's the braintrust that decided to use a Hotmail account to coordinate the stealing of Windows source code? Ignoring the expectation of privacy for a moment, that was just plain dumb.
I know a few people who can't stand music of any kind. They prefer jazz.
I have some new-found respect for you. A small amount, but it's something.
Go re-read the GP's post again. I understood it just fine. Nokia had hired them to write apps, and had asked for apps for the J2ME, Symbian, Android, iOS, and BADA platforms; but not for the QT platform. So naturally they didn't spend any time developing for the QT platform. You quoted the first half of a sentence, but the second half of that sentence is important too.
With so much focus lately on the anticompetitive and environmentally dangerous practices of Big Oil, we've let Big Broth go completely unchecked. If we aren't careful we'll end up in hot water. Albeit, hot tasty water.
They were just eggs. But you ate them anyway.
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Just so I can understand the scope, what's that in Library of Congresses?
Covert Operation Collecting Knowledge, or COCK for short? Which clearly would not be the same as spying.
The eye of justice is always watching.
If the USA says they won't prosecute him, I believe it. Note that the USA did not bother to prosecute Osama Bin Laden.
Using laser printers would be fine as long as you don't use the Arial font, as that would invoke too much suspicion.
Windows 8 still includes the TRIM operation on deletes. It also includes the TRIM in the new 'defrag' tool.
The defrag tool isn't sending TRIMs, the file system is. The file system sends TRIMs for clusters that get freed for any reason. One reason a cluster would get freed is of course the file gets deleted. But another reason is that the file gets defragged. Say there's a request from the defrag tool to move a particular file VCN from LCN1 to LCN2. Then in the same transaction LCN2 gets allocated by the file system and LCN1 gets freed, and so LCN1 can now be TRIM'd. All of this is being performed inside the file system completely transparent to the application. The only application that explicitly sends a TRIM is format, which sends a TRIM for the entire volume.