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IE 7: What's new in Beta 2 Preview
Feb 04, 2006 at 3:53 AMDownloaded and tried to run IE7 on Server 2003 R2, and the silly monkey doesn't run.
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Robert Fripp - Behind the scenes at Windows Vista recording session
Jan 05, 2006 at 11:04 PMThat is FN Woeful. I almost chopped my ears off.
Very very bad
Erik von Fuchs - Tour of Hardware Lab, Clip Three
Jun 14, 2005 at 8:10 PMErr, I'll just stick to the truth. I won't be using MS Mouse anymore. Too unreliable.
@Harlequin
Yeah Baby, the Logitech ROCKS. Your showing the budget version ( Non- Bluetooth ).
I'l be going for this:
http://www.logitech.com/lang/images/0/2487.jpg
Erik von Fuchs - Tour of Hardware Lab, Clip Three
Jun 11, 2005 at 1:53 AMI'm currently using a retail one I couldn't sell, and soon after a few uses, it became a very poor performer. Some times the left click becomes a double click, and the side buttons become stuck.
I could return it under warrantee because I'd had it for over a year. Even though it was sealed in the retail box, there is no proof that I had just opened it. So, I'm lumped with a bad mouse that I paid a premium for because it was a Microsoft mouse. So, the last four mouses I've had were all MS ones, and all failed after a short life. None had coke spilt on them nor coffee either.
I've also used many other brands, and to date, none of them have ever failed.
PS: I'm not a gamer either, so there was no compulsive mouse clicking going on.
MSN TV - Bringing MSN Services into the living room
May 06, 2005 at 7:37 PMFinally, MSN Remote Record only works on Media Center PCs in the United States and Canada. The possibility exists for MSN Remote Record to be available for use in other countries eventually. (For good news about Media Center in other markets, see Availability of Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 Will Expand to 20 Additional Markets Worldwide.)
However, I think there is hope for Austrlian users, if MS continues down this path. The Australian TV channel 9 has a strong partnership with MS. Hence the website ">http://ninemsn.com.au/">http://ninemsn.com.au/.
On this site you can also watch the latest news recordings and spot TV specials. ">http://ninemsn.com.au/"> http://ninemsn.video.msn.com/video/p.htm?mkt=en-au&&rf=http://ninemsn.com.au/
So, there shouldn't be much of a problem making this feature work in Australia
Neal Christiansen - Inside File System Filter, part II
Jan 25, 2005 at 12:02 AMWMP : 10.00.00.36.46
Windows Version: Windows XP, 5.01.2600
( Version 5.1 (Build 2600xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158 : Service Pack 2 ) )
If I double click the small window, I have audio, but when I click the link that makes it play in a separate WMP instance, there is no audio.
Up to you. I don't care, just reporting to you, thats all.
Neal Christiansen - Inside File System Filter, part II
Jan 24, 2005 at 4:59 PMStephen Toulouse - Tour around Microsoft's Security Response Center
Jan 08, 2005 at 5:43 PMWhoaa there wilba. I was only asking a question, not launching an inquisition.
Compared to time. Those two you saw weren't the only two in the past. There used be be many that were over 260days from being notified of the problem. Wouldn't a malious hacker find out how to exploit a system in 260+ days? I think so.
I don't know how long it would take EEYE to remove the advisory to fixed status, once the patch came out, so maybe they're a little slow.
Other software vendors have pulled it off in time. Of course we don't know if they were the same complexity. When you release an OS, when do you stop testing it for bugs? Some exploits effect all versions of MS OS's and MS has had plenty of time to look for bugs in the older OS's.
Don't get lazy because one OS might not be supported anymore. If Win2K was builtt/based on the NT kernal and that kernal has a fault, should we look into that, even though that original kernal is not supported anymore?
You can think what you like, All I'm saying is don't fob of the important issues that someone raises here. Microsoft/Channel nine has come to ask US, what we think, and that exactly what I'm doing!
PS: If software was perfect, I wouldn't have a job.
Stephen Toulouse - Tour around Microsoft's Security Response Center
Jan 08, 2005 at 2:53 AMHere are some from EEYE.
http://www.eeye.com/html/research/upcoming/index.html
and past ones...
http://www.eeye.com/html/research/advisories/index.html
Microsoft are extremely slow to release fixes/patches after being alerted to serious flaws. Why is this?
Omri Gazitt - What is Microsoft doing with Web Services?
Jan 08, 2005 at 12:03 AMVideo was blury, but that was about it. The message got across.
Scoble, the lighting is a little low on some of the vids. I know that video lights are too bright to stick in someones face, but what about some soft diffuse light from about waist height to fill in some missing light? Doesn't need to light up a football stadium, just something to give a small boost.
I know your aiming for the minimalist video experience, but sometimes you need to compensate for light and sometimes sound too.
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