Microsofts now is more open to the open source community. That does not mean that 'old' mature frameworks are dead. It's all about choice.
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Microsofts now is more open to the open source community. That does not mean that 'old' mature frameworks are dead. It's all about choice.
I can't see a benefit of using a smartwatch.
http://www.cnet.com/news/intel-aims-to-eliminate-all-pc-cabl...
They say that hardware is cheaper than programmers. Wouldn't that speak for the cloud solution (software based scaling instead of admins)?
no. For startups you get 3 years free server: http://www.microsoft.com/bizspark/default.aspx
Excel like spreadsheet editing in the browser
I only miss a dark theme.
- 8 hours productive use on my desk with 3 monitors (form factor here is irrelevant, I just need a decent intel machine here)
- 2-3 hours mostly consuming use on bed and sofa (no need for keyboard here)
You could say that I just should use 2 devices but why should I when I can have it in one device? Another big point about the Surface Pro 3 vs other products is that you can use it for notes and drawings. There will always be compromises in 2in1 devices. For me the SP3 is the best 2in1 till now.
So killing the Surface is the badest thing Microsoft could do!
Comparisons with Ipad and ohter tablets are ridiculous. This is a working machine.
I think this will be my next machine.
Nobody in the press has mentioned the new power connector by the way. If you look at the docking station all connections are done by this connector. I hope there will be a cable based adapter for usb+dp+power too.
You can block specific things like iframes on domains.
I think of building an Html interface for opencascade.