hagiwhat - Slashdot User

Comment Re:Terry Childs was NOT an IT pro (Score 1) 230

by hagiwhat on Tuesday July 20, 2010 @05:29AM (#32961540) Attached to: How IT Pros Can Avoid Legal Trouble

thanks for posting..

Comment Why should they care now? Yes! (Score 1) 204

by hagiwhat on Tuesday July 13, 2010 @07:17AM (#32885166) Attached to: Microsoft Busting Its Own Browser+OS Myth

Then there is also the fact that countless yes the information and thanks..

Comment Re:security holes of releasing source code (Score 1) 187

by hagiwhat on Tuesday July 13, 2010 @07:06AM (#32885122) Attached to: Microsoft Opens Source Code To KGB's Successor Agency

hassie aq bu ne simdi?

Comment Re:109% power (Score 1) 507

by hagiwhat on Tuesday July 13, 2010 @04:52AM (#32884598) Attached to: Consumer Reports Can't Recommend iPhone 4

Don't even look at it. Haha its tragedy!

Comment Re:I tend choose Skype side in this one (Score 1) 152

by hagiwhat on Tuesday July 13, 2010 @04:36AM (#32884534) Attached to: Fring Calls Skype 'Cowards'; Skype Responds

skype to die..

Comment Re:I tend choose Skype side in this one (Score 1) 152

by hagiwhat on Tuesday July 13, 2010 @04:27AM (#32884492) Attached to: Fring Calls Skype 'Cowards'; Skype Responds

thanks for information..

Microsoft Busting Its Own Browser+OS Myth 204

Posted by timothy on Thursday July 01, 2010 @03:44PM from the in-sepa-rable dept.

An anonymous reader writes "Longtime Microsoft watcher Mary Jo Foley used her Redmond magazine column this month to point out that after years of arguing that the browser is 'inextricably linked' to the operating system, the company's current push to get users to drop IE 6 for newer versions, plus IE's separate release schedule, are disproving its own argument. From the article: 'Microsoft has insisted that its browser is part of Windows, and, ironically, that's coming back to haunt the company. Customers can mix and match different versions of IE with different versions of Windows. ... But Microsoft has done very little to get this message out there. I'd argue this is because it makes plain the absurdity of the company's claims that IE is part of Windows.'"

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