And this is why app-stores with single-sided and super-rigid rules are a BAD thing. They operate as a black box, with you having NO way of knowing why, how, if, when or what is going to happen. This is why Chrome store,…
I have played with a Windows 8 tablet at that had a fully functional desktop interface, looked just like Win 7 desktop. ...and I'm pretty sure it was an ARM
> Portability concerns are huge for git. Oh, is that why Git has such great support for Windows?... ...
Just one comment: "Last I checked, “bandwidth” is an infinite resource..." No it is not. There has to be infrastructure to carry that bandwidth, so there is a very real and physical limit on bandwidth. Also, in many…
I think this is the very definition of "ignorance is bliss".
Com Truise is fast becoming one of my favorite musicians. PS: Usually at this point when discussing music for working, somebody has mentioned "Selected Ambient Works" :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-ecyzuMNs0
No electronic music, what? I'd think programmers would listen to electronic music more than the average person... Kraftwerk, anyone? (in my ears right now)
And this is why app-stores with single-sided and super-rigid rules are a BAD thing. They operate as a black box, with you having NO way of knowing why, how, if, when or what is going to happen. This is why Chrome store,…
I have played with a Windows 8 tablet at that had a fully functional desktop interface, looked just like Win 7 desktop. ...and I'm pretty sure it was an ARM
> Portability concerns are huge for git. Oh, is that why Git has such great support for Windows?... ...
Just one comment: "Last I checked, “bandwidth” is an infinite resource..." No it is not. There has to be infrastructure to carry that bandwidth, so there is a very real and physical limit on bandwidth. Also, in many…
I think this is the very definition of "ignorance is bliss".
Com Truise is fast becoming one of my favorite musicians. PS: Usually at this point when discussing music for working, somebody has mentioned "Selected Ambient Works" :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-ecyzuMNs0
No electronic music, what? I'd think programmers would listen to electronic music more than the average person... Kraftwerk, anyone? (in my ears right now)