you may start with something like this in LinqPad:
from s in Sessions
select new { Wmv = string.Format("files.ch9.ms/mix/2011/wmv/{0}.wmv", s.SessionCode),
Title = s.Title }
Discussions
felix9
the cat that walked by itself
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XNA Graphics API is based on D3D, so they must have a port of D3D in the Platform Adaptation Layer in CoreCLR if they do support Mac, that's a lot of work.
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nope. not for XBox either.
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IMHO 'Native HTML5' is just a marketing buzzword used to keep Windows in the spotlight.
unvoidably, the more success HTML5 is, the more irrelevant the underlying OS is. the better IE get, the more dangerous Windows is. here is no lock-in ! the only thing close is the performance advantadges. The IE team must protect Windows for Microsoft.
But its OK. every company do marketing and produce buzzwords, its just business.
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These pages said the Platform Preview needs 7, no Vista.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=e0bba7f3-35e0-4ab9-be48-4867be06d443
http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/info/releasenotes/but there is still hope, since its just a preview, maybe it relies on some updates for Vista which is not released yet . so the situation may change for the final product, which will be released with Win8 I guess.
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6 minutes ago, C9Matt wrote
@JoshRoss: IE on the phone is a completely different program to IE on Windows, and shares almost nothing but the name.
Dean said that the rendering engines are compiled from the same source tree and use the same test suite, hence they are the same thing. only the shell / UI is different.
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well, Gu was not taking questions ......
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very smooth video with almost no buffering here. Gu is on
