DRM implemented through an obfuscator is still DRM; Impulse is much more sinister; Stardock owns and operates the datacenters, and openly admits to logging IPs and associating everything they can with it, mining data for gawd knows who, and no one polices the bytecode. You can't deliver the content fast enough to make JIT worth anyone's while, it's just a scheme to obfuscate code and go further towards establishing software as a totally untouchable, alien entity that does what it wants to rather
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I'd like to dismiss [B]ID[/B]'s Item 4 because it misrepresents the Live Mesh product and the general utility of cloud computing to the OS itself. Mesh is an application, and as it is developed and shaped into its final form the integration issues will be smoothed out by the Mesh team; it does not behoove the Windows team to bend up the crown in order to accomodate a minor jewel. _________________________________________________________________________ As far as tacking my own items to the wis
When will this rotten company stop mining data through misrepresentation and other ethically questionable means? Everything entered into Chrome's Search box is or can be logged, along with your IP, and who knows what else, given Google's history when deploying anything the end-user has to install. This has to stop, and I doubt it will until the company develops some actual products generating actual independent revenue streams. Everything Google does follows Odysseus' example, and I e
My apologies if this has already made it to these pages, but I stumbled across a mention of IconLook via altsearchengines and it seems like a good thing to know about. So far a few random searches turn up decent results, and you can filter by size. I hope it indexes WC's content, if it doesn't someone might want to get things rolling with that.
As far as I'm concerned Adobe can shove the whole mess with onions. If they want to see how a capable, well-coded, reliable, configurable, powerful, flexible and interoperable bitmap-editing app should look like they can drop thirty mil at Corel's doorstep and apologize for getting their marketing in Photo-Paint's way to begin with. Here's the news: Everything you can do with PS can be done faster, better, safer and more intuitively in PP. For a good deal less than the absurd premiums A
I can't make heads or tails of it. I figured I'd have a look through my registry and sure enough there were still invalid shared component entries; references to the files I'd renamed to nullify (see above). Fixed those, made sure OD was going to load at startup to best have a chance at hooking the notification area (i.e. "systray"), rebooted, still nothing. I realize I may have complicated things with a simultaneous install of DesktopX, which may be the whole reason I had SDMCP compone
Just jumping on here with the same issue described; thanks so much for attacking this one personally, Jeff. I'm not sure about the original poster, but I'm having the exact same issue on XP Tablet; at first I thought it might have been a problem with a different version of SDMCP loaded into the Prefetch folder; that apparently didn't do it. I tried renaming mcpcore, the mcp executrable, and mcpstub (for good measure?), rebooting, and nothing's changed. Tried it with OD set to load at startup, tr
Oh, you laughed at MS Bob. Come on, you know you did. Laugh at this, too. UI designers fall for these pie-in-the-sky abstract concepts because the companies they work for tell them the same things and make the same frustrating requests as do all tech companies. Bob was serious, this was serious, SpaceTime is serious, Apple claims to be serious... The metaphor culture is catching, and people are becoming more and more aware of how queer it sounds when radio ads tell them to "log on to" a
I stumbled across this site while browsing Betamarker; their prime claim for their On Display software is the ability to switch out standard icons with other bitmap filetypes and switching them via rightclick menus. Just tossing it out there in the mix.
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