What are they moving to, exactly..? I get the feeling you're misreading how Microsoft is moving way from dynamic.NET languages (IronPython, IronRuby) which are a rather separate part of the framework.
Er. The last version of Windows that "ran everything" was XP. Just because the dialog comes up in Vista or 7 does NOT mean that the actual autorun application is being executed. The dialog you see is for user convenience, and still has a link to the autorun application, but does not do it on it's own anymore. When you plug your iPad in, the "do nothing" is the X button in the corner. Nothing happens besides that dialog coming up. It would be nice if it offered iTunes in the list, though.
They stopped doing the vender-built drivers a few years ago. Now laptop graphics (both ATI and nVidia) have generic installs for all their laptop chipsets.
If this were true, there would have been none of this crying over h264 needing to be licensed in the US as the reason for Firefox not supporting it. Now WHY they don't depend on the native media layer is beyond me, though.
Well, that, and the Droid (as well as plenty of other smartphones) already have an FM receiver, it's just not supported in software. The Droid's is a TI WL1271 that supports both receive and transmit.
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Halo: Reach already has controllers. (Amazon) Still the old style.
That it supports Bluetooth keyboard and mice, more or less.
You go for their sources for your real research.
Which, when using Wikipedia, should be easy, if the article is properly sourced. This isn't always the case, though.
What are they moving to, exactly..? I get the feeling you're misreading how Microsoft is moving way from dynamic .NET languages (IronPython, IronRuby) which are a rather separate part of the framework.
Or upgrade to Vista. Vista! Vista (and 7) do not autorun applications by default.
To their credit they did fix it in Vista.
Autorun has been off by default since Vista.
Er. The last version of Windows that "ran everything" was XP. Just because the dialog comes up in Vista or 7 does NOT mean that the actual autorun application is being executed. The dialog you see is for user convenience, and still has a link to the autorun application, but does not do it on it's own anymore. When you plug your iPad in, the "do nothing" is the X button in the corner. Nothing happens besides that dialog coming up. It would be nice if it offered iTunes in the list, though.
It would never have gotten the budget if it weren't.
Oh, come on, you like TF2, but Halo over Half-Life? :(
(For the record I like all three)
Unfortunately(?) Avatar Special Edition isn't to Avatar what Advent Children is to Spirits Within.
You didn't know? You put the half-inch of duct tape on the install DVD, therefore preventing you from getting to most of Vista's problems!
They stopped doing the vender-built drivers a few years ago. Now laptop graphics (both ATI and nVidia) have generic installs for all their laptop chipsets.
(Sprint is WiMax)
Monoprice. There is little reason to buy cables anywhere else.
Bah. Left cheek, right cheek!
You had to spend more than that buying a single machine to develop on for the iPhone.
Or, you know there's a bill in your wallet, but you won't know if it's a $20 or a $5 until you look at it.
If this were true, there would have been none of this crying over h264 needing to be licensed in the US as the reason for Firefox not supporting it. Now WHY they don't depend on the native media layer is beyond me, though.
So, go into the browser settings and set it so plugins don't start till they're tapped?
And nothing of value was lost.
That's cute! You think the internet runs on Windows.
I think you meant 'que?'
Well, that, and the Droid (as well as plenty of other smartphones) already have an FM receiver, it's just not supported in software. The Droid's is a TI WL1271 that supports both receive and transmit.
Enforcing that requires a system to store your last 10 passwords in cleartext.
What? No it doesn't, you can still keep the hashed passwords and verify against that.