Comment Re:The Rust community worries me. (Score 4, Interesting) 505
Comment Re:Horrible Naming Scheme (Score 1) 79
Comment Horrible Naming Scheme (Score 1, Interesting) 79
Comment Wii U support? (Score 1, Informative) 40
Er, what? I've been using Unreal Engine for 2 years now. The entire time I have been told, by the engine itself and the folks around it, that there is no Wii U support. I have certainly not observed any.
Sooo...when did this mystical Wii U support come into being and how can I find it?
Comment Re:The Cloud (Score 1) 164
Emojis. The first 1 gigabyte is the os, the next 15 gigabytes are emojis.
They haven't even started including the video emojis yet.
Once we have video emojis of every possible cute cat action, then we will have finally perfected the operating system.
Comment Don't count me out yet. (Score 1) 158
Comment Re:Depressing... (Score 5, Informative) 249
Comment I misread this as... (Score 1) 97
Comment Tricorder (Score 1) 311
Comment Stand and shift, don't walk (Score 1) 340
Comment Re:Does El Capitan Fix Major Problems? (Score 1) 415
Comment Re:Now the Mad Men finale makes sense... (Score 1) 71
Comment Re:That's impossible (Score 1) 317
It's not impossible at all -- Spartan is a copy of the IE engine code, repackaged as a Metro app and will be updated on an ongoing basis through the Windows App Store model. Anything that doesn't work in that space like ActiveX/COM, Browser Helper Objects, etc. are all stripped out.
IE11 will also remain in Windows 10, with good ole' MSHTML.DLL and all that other cruft that developers (and parts of Windows itself) have been taking hard dependencies on for 15+ years. It will receive security updates, performance improvements and so on, but it will not be updated at the pace of Spartan.
Maybe shipping two browsers with the OS will upset some people, but this should actually work out pretty nicely.
Intriguingly, I cannot tell whether you mean to be serious, funny, or sarcastic. I simply don't know enough about windows to tell...