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schooner
Hehe that article is so bad it isn't funny, well funny that people actually
think that is what .net is.
Carry on guys and make sure to retinfoil yer hat.
think that is what .net is.
Carry on guys and make sure to retinfoil yer hat.
schooner said:http://www.programmersheaven.com/2/FAQ-DOTNET-FrameWork-Explained
http://www.andymcm.com/dotnetfaq.htm
"What is the .NET Framework?
The Microsoft .NET Framework is a platform for building, deploying, and
running Web Services and applications. It provides a highly productive,
standards-based, multi-language environment for integrating existing
investments with next-generation applications and services as well as the
agility to solve the challenges of deployment and operation of
Internet-scale applications. The .NET Framework consists of three main
parts: the common language runtime, a hierarchical set of unified class
libraries, and a componentized version of Active Server Pages called
ASP.NET."
Rick said:"This is not a quick transition perhaps, but this is the direction
of transformation that we're describing."
-- Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO
http://www.windowsitpro.com/Windows/Article/ArticleID/27034/27034.html
Rick said:"This is not a quick transition perhaps, but this is the direction
of transformation that we're describing."
-- Steve Ballmer, Microsoft CEO
http://www.windowsitpro.com/Windows/Article/ArticleID/27034/27034.html
Rick said:What does that have to do with anything? The purpose
of .NET hasn't changed.
If you want more recent references, there's no shortage of
them. Look 'em up.
Again, not relevant. .NET is the framework necessary for
subscription-based software.
I never said .NET is intended to prevent end user hardware
upgrades. Those design specs are in a different part of MS's
roadmap. I mentioned it because the philosophy is similar
to .NET.
We're already seeing examples of it. .NET Office (as
mentioned in the link I gave),
and third-party examples such
as products from Symantec, Adobe etc. E.g. CS and CS2
now install Macrovision's SafeCast. SafeCast supports
subscription enforcement as one of its four licensing options.
Adobe simply needs to flip a software switch and Photoshop,
Illustrator etc. will no longer run without calling home and
forcing users to pay a subscription fee.
Doug said:But why should I need or WANT the .NET framework installed on my computer
just for drivers? What exactly is the advantage of CCC w/.NET aside from
bloatware that doesn't ADD any functionality (for the end user that is) at
all?
J. Clarke said:Kids in my day wanted flashy new cars--now they want flashy new APIs.
Ati or Nvidia? FYI Nvidia may be American but the company doesn'tManban said:Excellent, i like your attitude. Its time for us to admit that ATI aces
NVIDIA at some things. Just because its american doesn't mean that its
better.
Looker007 said:Ati or Nvidia? FYI Nvidia may be American but the company doesn't
manufacture a single card.
Nvidia only makes video card drivers for its 3rd party video cards.
All cards using the Nvidia name are made offshore.
Got a problem with Ati NOT being American? Who would you rather have
manufacturing
video cards, you neighbours to the north or asian countries.
I support NAFTA, don't you?
Manban said:hmmm, ati and nvidia makes their own boards
But why should I need or WANT the .NET framework installed on my computer
just for drivers? What exactly is the advantage of CCC w/.NET aside from
bloatware that doesn't ADD any functionality (for the end user that is) at
all?
Ok it's a year later.
How did this work out ?
I notice nvidia sells purevideo these days. Has ATI gotten
around to subscription pricing on their drivers ?
Geoff said:they currently make both CCC and CP versions, although they hide the CP
versions away in the website, you have to dig for it under other products
(normaly the 'pro' type ones atm)
i got cat 6.3 CP version, seems fine on my x800
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