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SCOTUS To Weigh Smartphone Searches By Police 201

Posted by timothy from the hey-it-clearly-says-papers-and-effects dept.
schwit1 writes "The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Friday to decide whether police can search an arrested criminal suspect's cell phone without a warrant in two cases that showcase how the courts are wrestling to keep up with rapid technological advances. Taking up cases from California and Massachusetts arising from criminal prosecutions that used evidence obtained without a warrant, the high court will wade into how to apply older court precedent, which allows police to search items carried by a defendant at the time of arrest, to cell phones."

Comment Re:Don't use AMD's control panel (Score 1) 212

by Etrigoth (#45257567) Attached to: AMD's Radeon R9 290X Review

I understand that it looks stupid, but knowing the way that MS think about these things (IE from the myriad blogs) it will be likely that they didn't want to introduce incompatibility between the behavior of 32bit and 64bit .Net.

If you're looking for a real answer though, you could do worse then hit up Raymond Chen's blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/.

Comment Just out of interest ... (Score 1) 37

by Etrigoth (#43660081) Attached to: CSS Zen Garden Turns 10

On a related note, I recall an amazing flash demo from around the same time, it was called Ray Of Light.

Does anyone have an archive of that somewhere? I remember it had an interesting font where all the vowels were underlined.
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'Cosmo' — a C#-Based Operating System 406

Posted by timothy from the because-they-want-to-that's-why dept.
Billly Gates writes "A new operating system called Cosmo has been developed, written entirely in C#. It shows the naysayers you can write a full OS kernel without C. So far, you need Visual Studio to compile and run it, as Mono is not supported. However, the source code can be compiled with the Express editions of Visual Studio. The project plans to add VB.NET support soon."

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