Most newer Windows Mobile phones come with Opera Mobile instead of Pocket IE, which is FAR superior, though I still use Opera Mini every once and a while for the speed.
Assuming by Aero Peek you mean the individual taskbar previews, the Bugzilla entry for that feature is currently blocking Gecko 1.9.2, for Firefox 3.6. According to the tracking bug for Windows 7 they also plan on implementing Jump Lists, the progress-bar-in-icon feature for downloads, and others, in the future.
I'd be far less concerned about the tens of millions ($52m in 2009) going to Microsoft and more worried about the tens of billions ($26b in 2009) going to companies like Lockheed Martin where $11b of it weren't even competed contracts.
When did Windows start supporting x86-64 fully ? Oh, yeah, they still don't to an extend (some drivers don't work and will never be updated).
Windows started supporting x86-64 as soon as an x86-64 version was released. It's the hardware manufacturer's fault that their hardware doesn't work with or support x64, not Microsoft's.
I'm assuming this is something to do with ClearQAM from the cable box to the television/computer, because I do believe they're required to send ClearQAM signals of broadcast stations? I don't see anything over ClearQAM other than those, where I am, but we also don't have digital cable.
And you learn nothing about Windows, which is probably going to be used at your boring office job. It's good to teach over a number of different things, but teaching on just Macs is as bad as teaching on just Windows.
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But that would run the risk of blowing that fake name's cover. Of course, he should have been able to just make something up on the spot..
In the web development world, it can take quite a long time for something to go from being "useless" to "obsolete".
Like Internet Explorer 6?
Well, at least this way they don't have to even worry about ignoring the moral obligation!
I wasn't trying to make a joke. I believe it's the same reason the major internet providers won't take it either.
I think this is the best car analogy (allegory?) ever.
Most newer Windows Mobile phones come with Opera Mobile instead of Pocket IE, which is FAR superior, though I still use Opera Mini every once and a while for the speed.
Except California isn't the only state they have to deal with, they have (at least) 47 others to worry about.
That just means it's sent to the NSA, not the FBI.
They won't ask for money from the government, because then they'd be expected to actually improve their service.
And I've been using 3.5 on OSX. Works great, just like on Windows. Funny how that works, isn't it?
Assuming by Aero Peek you mean the individual taskbar previews, the Bugzilla entry for that feature is currently blocking Gecko 1.9.2, for Firefox 3.6. According to the tracking bug for Windows 7 they also plan on implementing Jump Lists, the progress-bar-in-icon feature for downloads, and others, in the future.
I'd be far less concerned about the tens of millions ($52m in 2009) going to Microsoft and more worried about the tens of billions ($26b in 2009) going to companies like Lockheed Martin where $11b of it weren't even competed contracts.
This would be an interesting insight if weren't for the fact it's already been sold before.
P2P has other legitimate uses! World of Warcraft updates, of course!
I just bought one for $20 after MIR from Amazon. They're rather common, now.
When did Windows start supporting x86-64 fully ? Oh, yeah, they still don't to an extend (some drivers don't work and will never be updated).
Windows started supporting x86-64 as soon as an x86-64 version was released. It's the hardware manufacturer's fault that their hardware doesn't work with or support x64, not Microsoft's.
It was a training exercise. Nothing to see here!
If you're that paranoid, you better not even take your own car!
I'm assuming this is something to do with ClearQAM from the cable box to the television/computer, because I do believe they're required to send ClearQAM signals of broadcast stations? I don't see anything over ClearQAM other than those, where I am, but we also don't have digital cable.
1000Mbit ought to be enough for everyone!
Ironically, a reordering of words is still true:
(Almost all) American(s) have always been Immigrants
It was him that roundhouse kicked it into that orbit in the first place!
Apparently you've never seen people who've never used a computer before.
And you learn nothing about Windows, which is probably going to be used at your boring office job. It's good to teach over a number of different things, but teaching on just Macs is as bad as teaching on just Windows.
thereby driving Itunes.com out of business.
That made my day, thank you.