Yep. I can't remember the last time I chose to use Internet Explorer. I tried Project Spartan and it was all right, but on windows 10 I'm using Chrome. Works fine. Mozilla has blown for many, many years. And Chrome is starting to make the same mistakes.
And the OS I use those most? Android.
Once again wealthy countries already have autonomous killing machines (ever stop to consider what a guided munition is?) but its our moral imperative to stop poor countries from abusing the tech.
We should have hired SpaceX to build the Joint Strike Fighter. $110M for one capsule is nothing!
Yep. And the fact that it's human error doesn't mean that the system is secure and absolve Apple of any responsibility. If you rely on human beings to remember something or type something in, there's a security risk. Ask all the victims of BonerGate.
For the money, the One controller is worth the scratch, as is.
Have you considered stabbing them with a broken beer bottle? Just a thought.
You missed an obvious joke? You should be sad, at your own idiocy.
Yeah, the cool devs in the top 10 list. iOS developers are all getting rich on that $4k average app revenue. Wow.
Sheesh. I'm surprised the original poster didn't point out that Microsoft was found to have abused monopoly power with Internet Explorer in the 90's in Europe in the summary.
So-called "universal apps" aren't really "universal". Instead, they bring dumbed-down HTML+JavaScript crapps to desktops and Xbones. Real programs won't be usable as a "universal app".
Says one more maven who hasn't read the documentation yet...
Every PC running Windows, OS X, or GNU/Linux includes a rudimentary devkit comparable to the BASIC interpreter on early 1980s home microcomputers. It's called the JavaScript interpreter.
Every cell phone and tablet these days, as well.
Wow. You dummies really need to take a second and read the bill of rights. All that freedom of speech guarantees is there won't be any laws passed infringing it. There's no guarantee of an audience for anything anyone has to say. There's no guarantee that there will be no consequences for speaking your mind. You won't be arrested for it, though, that's guaranteed.
If I owned a valuable media company I sure as hell wouldn't want it associated with snuff films. You can distribute your shit some other way, thank you very much.
On your TV via HDMI? Fat chance.
I don't think it'll really catch on until you have access the entire iOS API.
Never test for an error condition you don't know how to handle. -- Steinbach
