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- Make songbird look like spotify: http://addons.songbirdnest.com/addon/1440
- Got it, thanks Paul!
- Email me your email address so I can invite you Mike (paul@paulmwatson.com)
- Happy New Year to you, as well! I was stopping by to see if you would be willing to lend a reader a Spotify invitation. I am desperately hoping to be able try out the service. Thanks! Mike
- Nice one Jamie. Even more ironic is that that "mass production" is probably still underpaid, underage workers in some 3rd world country sweat-shop.
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Silverlight is RIA tech. Right?
We’ve had RIA tech for awhile now. Right?
The web hasn’t yet been rebooted, killed, changed or even shifted by RIA. Right?
RIA has its place but the web isn’t some shiny interface that is delivered to you in propriet ... Continue reading »
We’ve had RIA tech for awhile now. Right?
The web hasn’t yet been rebooted, killed, changed or even shifted by RIA. Right?
RIA has its place but the web isn’t some shiny interface that is delivered to you in propriet ... Continue reading »
2 years ago
But MS needs that. For all the talk about IE being expanded to support existing and emerging web standards, that doesn't really help MS - the better the job they do, the _less_ likely they are to have the sort of vendor lock-in that is as tightly ingrained into the company culture as naive-yet-cynical rants are to my personality.
Silverfish is a given. It *has* to exist, in one form or another. There may never be more than a handful of MS sites or products that actually depend on it, but it still needs to exist and be pushed, just so the incredibly strong "try MS first" market has something to eat up.
See also: why IBM does a little of everything...
2 years ago