Of course you bought the device, you just licensed the software. It's not like Apple or AT&T are going to run crying to the police if you smash up your unit.
I'm primarily a C# developer, but I dabble in Java for things like Android development. Knowing C# has really helped my Java, but here and there I miss certain things from it, like properties. Getters and setters just feel like a poor way of doing things, as far as code organization goes.
There's no money in the.NET compiler, in fact, it comes with every normal client installation of.NET. (Example: C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\csc.exe) You're thinking of Visual Studio.
Well actually, XP Mode doesn't ship at all (probably to save space on the retail disk) but has to be downloaded. But the license to use it only comes with Pro and above. Seamless mode is indeed available, though Virtual PC's isn't as good as VMWare's Unity (ironically enough)
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Finally, someone in this thread with some common sense.
That is one of the best analogies I've read about the iPad yet.
Of course you bought the device, you just licensed the software. It's not like Apple or AT&T are going to run crying to the police if you smash up your unit.
I think some people have a hard time believing Photoshop might be used for its original purpose, rather than, you know, "photoshopping" things.
You mean like an off-by one? :-)
I'm going to go ahead and give you a "wooooosh" right there.
(If I have to explain that's the joke flying over your head, then I guess it wasn't funny.)
Now we know what happened on Cybertron!
Strangely enough, everyone expected Verizon to be the one to do this, but no, it was AT&T.
Don't go not naming names. Let people know which phones to stay away from.
He also forgot to tell us to get off his lawn. Or was that implied?
Massive adds? So that's why the processor is getting used up!
The userspace?
I would so buy one if someone made a "Giant Remote Control" app.
Fixed that for myself.
Fixed that for you.
Natural selection!
So you're saying all that matters is the kernel, and not the userspace?
Yeah, that's.. sort of actually close.
They should call it ID4^2 and ID4^3 instead.
http://slashdot.org/faq/editorial.shtml#ed850
I'm primarily a C# developer, but I dabble in Java for things like Android development. Knowing C# has really helped my Java, but here and there I miss certain things from it, like properties. Getters and setters just feel like a poor way of doing things, as far as code organization goes.
There's no money in the .NET compiler, in fact, it comes with every normal client installation of .NET. (Example: C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\csc.exe)
You're thinking of Visual Studio.
They usually make things to fill/block the pockets for certain game modes of pool, I think.
No, but you think Slashdot is going to portray Gates as the hero?
Fighting, maybe, winning, no.
and finish their sentence in the paragraph?
Well actually, XP Mode doesn't ship at all (probably to save space on the retail disk) but has to be downloaded. But the license to use it only comes with Pro and above. Seamless mode is indeed available, though Virtual PC's isn't as good as VMWare's Unity (ironically enough)
Any time I've used Skype Out it's always shown up as 000-000-0000 or 012-345-6789.