From the post: "protecting American consumers from the dangers that they face on-line"
Seriously? I dont need someone to protect me online. It's. It the Wild West. Who will protect me from the crap they sell on late night TV? Maybe we should put a stop to infomercials next.
I thought the supporters of this were supposed to be anti "big government". Seems like this bill is just imposing more government regulations.
this sounds interesting: "In some embodiments, a URL stored as a QR Code may enable the autonomous vehicle to download new instructions." I wonder how that's going to work.
You are probably right. I've found the MSDN pretty inconsistent. There are a number of C#/VB.net examples that don't have any syntax highlighting at all.
I just hope they make every page consistent. What annoyed me about the current navigation is that the links move around, and Reader is tucked far away under More.
While I love the simplicity of iOS, the second you need to do anything remotely complicated your stuck.
If I want to send said Keynote document, Keynote must know about my email program, conversely if I receive a Keynote file my email program must know about Keynote. I have little faith that my daily file handling can be completely abstracted.
