I believe it. He specifically claimed that Apple invented multitouch during the iPhone launch even though it had been around for a very long time. The media just refused to call him on his lies.
It's rare these days that a
Thank you quantaman. That makes so much more sense that trying to do Mars in one go.
Heck, for less than $10 a month you get infinite OneDrive storage.
I was thinking about whether they planted a self propagating back-door into LLVM/CLANG, but that seems fragile as both CLANG and LLVM can be compiled with other compilers (recent versions of MSVC and GCC for example) -- that would likely clear out a hidden back door unless they have compromised *all* the compilers. (And I certainly wouldn't put that past them.)
(Waves to friendly NSA/CIA/CSIS/GCHQ analyst.)
I'd be happy to pay a small fee to get GoT. Looks like I'll just keep downloading it until HBO is willing to take my money.
Ha, that would be awesome but I was thinking more along the lines of a complete wipe of memory or something.
Or a phone that self-destructs if given a particular password.
Exactly so.
Thinking about in PC terms Android is the old Microsoft. Microsoft is Linux and Apple is still just Apple. Off doing there own thing and happy with there low double digit market share. They are a very influential niche player for sure.
The difference is MS can pay and pay to keep playing until they make it. Worked for xbox. Starting to work for Bing.
Exactly. Lets not go back to that. Last thing we want is a webkit monoculture.
If the main complaint people have about the new version of Windows is that the icons don't look very nice it must mean this is a pretty good version.
After all, it's not like you can't just change the icons to whatever you want them to be. I'm sure by the time it ships there will be more than a dozen "Classic Icon" themes available for download. I may spend 45 seconds finding one I like and then never think of it again.
It will soon be running the same win 10 that my laptop and phone use. I had better be able to make my own games for it.
Thus spake the master programmer: "Time for you to leave." -- Geoffrey James, "The Tao of Programming"
