Comment It makes a great paper weight (Score 1) 2
Sent mine into repair with Asus. 200 bucks... no thanks. My nexus 5 is still working (between the random crashes) so at least I still have one device.. kinda
Submission + - Google Lollipop Bricking Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 devices 2
Zape writes: The Lollipop update has turned sour for me and several other Nexus 7, Gen 2 (and Nexus 5) owners. It seems that I'm not alone in having my tablet boot to the Google Logo since a couple of days after updating to Android 5.0.2. Now Nexus 5 owners are reporting a reboot loop in Android 5.1. My device, like many others, is a couple of months out of warranty, but worked great until the latest OTA update from Google. They branded it, and they updated it, but Google claims it is between the buyers and ASUS, the manufacturer.
Comment Re:it's just a platform (Score 1) 286
For me as a programmer, the rally against Mono makes no sense.
Also have you considered that maybe the other versions of ERP software that were available were either worse or much more expensive? There is nothing in .NET that limits use to IE if that's done then you have the vendor to blame not the technology. I work with an set of (very expensive) Oracle products every day that utilize JSP (Java Server Pages) and until a few months ago the only browser supported was IE 7.
Comment Re:Not if the computer's Unix-ish (Score 1) 554
It's not just operating systems, if the application does reporting or comparisons involving date ranges it most likely will need to implement the Tz database which is available in many languages (ex. Ruby, .NET.)
Comment Re:How does a system like this get hacked? (Score 1) 98
Hey at the end of the day is was a application built by Accenture... my guess is it wasn't the operating system or .net framework that was hacked or there would have been a lot more compromised sites.
Comment Re:i'm interested in an android app for ssh tunnel (Score 2) 359
A hard keyboard + ConnectBot make my Samsung Epic a good fit...
Comment Re:The biggest evidence that this is a BS lawsuit. (Score 1) 285
6th paragraph:
“We've had discussions for years with both companies in an attempt to resolve this issue amicably, and we have not been able to reach a satisfactory agreement,”
People should really read the article...
“We've had discussions for years with both companies in an attempt to resolve this issue amicably, and we have not been able to reach a satisfactory agreement,”
People should really read the article...
Comment Re:Who misses flash? (Score 1) 517
I am pretty sure HTML5 is still a draft and given Safari's market share I wouldn't expect many developers to design specifically for Safari.
For me its design to suit IE and Firefox. Generally Firefox and WebKit render about the same so no worries.
For me its design to suit IE and Firefox. Generally Firefox and WebKit render about the same so no worries.
