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hresult
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Comment #7158634
Android (obviously) has it too.
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Comment #6568916
That's Microsoft all right. Remote desktop server is disabled on those SKUs for no apparent reason. One of reasons to hate Windows.
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Comment #5142138
Late, not later.
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Comment #5063651
“I don't know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve.”
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Comment #5063640
You don't have to use Google+ news stream if you want to get personalized search results, if that's what you're trying to imply (by friends working at Google). Search personalizati…
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Comment #5063159
Facebook's intent is really obvious - they are trying to replace "raw" Internet with the Facebook layer, and people would do all interactions: social, searches, shopping through th…
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Comment #5058427
I don't like this coding style at all. There are quite a few inconsistency with respect to the formatting, for example: common->Frame(){ session->Frame() { ... } } etc.
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Comment #5033059
You fell victim of Microsoft's "upgrade" policy. Either upgrade your phone (ideally something than Microsoft's).
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Comment #4674458
I completely agree with the following from the article: "Even when Microsoft has a great product on its hands, even when its product, engineering and design teams manage to hit one…
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Comment #4674440
"However traditional desktop software cannot be compiled for or installed on Windows RT." What you meant to say that existing Windows apps cannot be installed or run on Windows RT.…
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Comment #4674428
That's a good one.
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Comment #4674087
Great article. But the ASCII art in it!
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Comment #4674079
Great article. CPU reordering is an effect which makes it notoriously difficult to implement lock-free code correctly.