Actual Discount
As some people have rightly pointed out 17.5% is an increase on a smaller number. The actual amount of discount advertised in the small print is 14.9%. Better than a kick in the nads though.
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I tried this before they waterproofed it and I must say it was simply a shocking product.
LOB developers wanted this feature because it was a common scenario that the application needed greater access to the client PC to interact with say, legacy components or bespoke hardware.
The feature is enabled for enterprise roll-out through a group policy and the application assembly itself must be certificate signed to match with that policy. Without this, no elevated trust is provided to the application by design. So the risk is malicious code attempting to break that design - but that risk applies to everything - the application, the plugin, the browser. Nothing new there.
His point is that development in Silverlight is more productive than development on the web tech stack - which is something I happen to agree with him on. The ubiquity of the platform is an entirely different question, so I can see how you failed to see his argument when you go off on that old "but it doesn't run on every device" tangent.
Folks,
Can someone please cite an official source and not an opinion or rumour piece backing this commonly held view that Microsoft will end development on Silverlight on the PC ?
I'm just looking for some clarity amongst all the FUD: I fail to understand how "Silverlight is dying" as people say, when a major internet player is taking the platform on at this stage of play. I would go as far as to say to those still blindly repeating that particular rumour that it's time to re-assess that view?
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As some people have rightly pointed out 17.5% is an increase on a smaller number. The actual amount of discount advertised in the small print is 14.9%. Better than a kick in the nads though.
After being told that your chances of survival are much higher than originally anticipated I can imagine one would be left ashamed of the emissions from such an undercarriage for the rest of the flight.
Guess you could laugh about it later ;)
Can I just express my discomfort at 'TL;DR' which is creeping its way out of forums of a young demographic: It's a poor excuse for intellectual lazyness and a completely moot, immature point to make when used as a statement.
I'm not having a stab at you Lottie, you just needn't summarize your opinions into one line for the risk of some smug adolecent replying with "TL;DR". If people care enough to view the comments on an article - i figure people are going to read them.
"especially when so many kids are obsessed with gadgets, computer games, social networking and playing music really bloody loudly on their mobile phones."
Let me solve this for the Royal Society. Children would rather play games and socialize than actually do some real school work. That is all.
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I just couldn't get a good bearing on this article either.
An operating system without a browser is like the chicken without the egg. How does Mr. average computer user get their given-right-to-choose-a-browser if all their only mechanism for acquiring one will be Microsoft's prescribed:
Please choose a browser for your computer:
[X] Internet Explorer 8 (Recommended, Recommended, RECOMMENDED)
[ ] Firefox 3.5 (May Slow Your Computer Down)
Perhaps this heralds the return of the PC magazine included CD-ROM?
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Actually, you disabled your Facebook account. Everything you ever posted to that privacy-gobbling website is still there - in case you decide you want to re-embrace it in the future.
I'll stick to email.