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| custard555 |
Posted - 12 Nov 2004 : 19:09:03
http://beta.search.msn.com/ lene-marlin.no is higher then lenemarlin.com LOL they must know something
 Come on Lene, Don't give up now 
Remember kids, CHIPS ARE VEGETABLES
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| Superfan |
Posted - 19 Feb 2005 : 00:31:27
hmmm...Wasn't lookin that forward but hell...
I wish IE or MSN Msgr was out sooner
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| custard555 |
Posted - 17 Feb 2005 : 00:53:42
quote:
Originally posted by Superfan
and i'm lookin forward to whidbey...(Since I've been using Visual Syudio 2000 for such a looong time [Didn't like .net one bit])
But what i want the most is a new IE WITHOUT the need of Security Updates, I've installed Firefox...and uh, I'm back on IE I just wish that IE wouldn't have so many problems and would have good updates for win2K!
by the has anyone tried LinSpire (the new version of Lindows)?
It ain't to bad...
Whidbey Beta 2 will be out very very soon!
check out http://blogs.msdn.com/release_team
Come on Lene, Don't give up now
Remember kids, CHIPS ARE VEGETABLES
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| Superfan |
Posted - 11 Feb 2005 : 02:09:59
where did you get THAT?
- still MS shall rule all!
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| custard555 |
Posted - 09 Feb 2005 : 22:42:32
quote:
Originally posted by Superfan
WinFS is taken out!!!
man if thats true then 75% of my attracts to Longhorn gets blown out....
and about the search technology MS promised a new search engine for longhorn!
things are getting bad for Longhorn
I guess I'll just keep sticking on to Win2000
I did not make this image and nothing like this would never be sent around Microsoft!
Come on Lene, Don't give up now
Remember kids, CHIPS ARE VEGETABLES
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| custard555 |
Posted - 07 Feb 2005 : 13:36:25
quote:
Originally posted by Superfan
by the has anyone tried LinSpire (the new version of Lindows)?
It ain't to bad...
took your advice on Linspire, and not 2 sure on it,
Dug out my old HP minobookXE3 and installed it and found
what I didn't like;
mono sound on a very common sound card
really slow loading times (XP was faster)
didn't like samba version
Seen better free E-mail clients with Linux
not 2 sure on the “CNR”
What I did like;
very easy to setup from CD
good range of driver support
think the next couple of releases are going to be really good
Well there you go, I did try out Lindows and this is a bit better, really feel this company is going to be a really good source of good software (so far it hasn't crash) and I hope they continue improve there product because I think it has some space for improvement.
Come on Lene, Don't give up now
Remember kids, CHIPS ARE VEGETABLES
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| Superfan |
Posted - 02 Feb 2005 : 23:02:04
by the way does anyone have an idea about all these codenames from MS?
I mean its pretty odd...
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| custard555 |
Posted - 01 Feb 2005 : 00:48:16
quote:
Originally posted by Superfan
and i'm lookin forward to whidbey...(Since I've been using Visual Syudio 2000 for such a looong time [Didn't like .net one bit])
But what i want the most is a new IE WITHOUT the need of Security Updates, I've installed Firefox...and uh, I'm back on IE I just wish that IE wouldn't have so many problems and would have good updates for win2K!
by the has anyone tried LinSpire (the new version of Lindows)?
It ain't to bad...
I’m looking forward to the next SQL Server (code-named Yukon) when combined with the next version of Visual Studio (Whidbey) should really show the power of SQL (CLR here we come! ¬)
Come on Lene, Don't give up now
Remember kids, CHIPS ARE VEGETABLES
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| Superfan |
Posted - 28 Jan 2005 : 00:34:00
and i'm lookin forward to whidbey...(Since I've been using Visual Syudio 2000 for such a looong time [Didn't like .net one bit])
But what i want the most is a new IE WITHOUT the need of Security Updates, I've installed Firefox...and uh, I'm back on IE I just wish that IE wouldn't have so many problems and would have good updates for win2K!
by the has anyone tried LinSpire (the new version of Lindows)?
It ain't to bad...
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| custard555 |
Posted - 14 Jan 2005 : 21:54:39
Want to play with Avalon?
Take a sneak preview on
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=C8F904E1-B4CA-402B-ACCF-AAA2BD60DA74&displaylang=en
(Its a BIG one, the file is 261.4 MB)
Come on Lene, Don't give up now
Remember kids, CHIPS ARE VEGETABLES
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| custard555 |
Posted - 12 Jan 2005 : 02:21:00
2005 Longhorn schedule
Longhorn Beta 1 code complete
March 16, 2005
Longhorn Beta 1 internal release and domain rollout
April 2005
Longhorn Beta 2 (and product) code complete
July 1, 2005
Longhorn Beta 2 internal release
Q3 2005
Longhorn Beta 2 public release
September 2005 (PDC 2005)
Longhorn Release Candidate 0 (RC0) internal release
Q4 2005
Longhorn Release Candidate 1 (RC1) internal release
March 2006
Longhorn release to manufacturing (RTM)
May 2006
New product names
Longhorn Starter Edition
Analogous to Windows XP Starter Edition.
Longhorn Home Edition
Analogous to Windows XP Home Edition.
Longhorn Premium/Media Center Edition
A premium superset of Home Edition that includes the Media Center functionality.
Longhorn Professional Edition
Analogous to Windows XP Tablet PC Edition.
Longhorn Small Business Edition
A new product edition aimed at the small business market. Currently very similar to Professional Edition.
Longhorn Mobility/Tablet PC Edition
Analogous to Windows XP Tablet PC Edition.
Longhorn "Uber" Edition
A new product edition that bridges the consumer and business versions and includes all of the features from the Home, Premium, Pro, Small Business, and Tablet PC Editions (but not Starter Edition).
Come on Lene, Don't give up now
Remember kids, CHIPS ARE VEGETABLES
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| custard555 |
Posted - 24 Nov 2004 : 20:32:35
quote:
Originally posted by Helios Rietberg
Eh... Whidbey? Please explain... i've come to the conclusion that things introduced by you are pretty reliable. 
My Angels of Light have long left me,
Yet the darkness of the path is queer,
Where have they escaped for purity?
Leading to what i hold so dear
This blinding light glaring in my sight,
Mystery of the unseen so hard to unravel,
Though i struggle to see with all my might.
To where i will go, through time and travel.
next version of Visual Studio, code-named Whidbey. Going to be very easy for beginners, drag and drop programming for thing's like web applications (similar to Java but better). I also hope this will open peoples eyes to looking at .Net code seriously.
Come on Lene, Don't give up now
Remember kids, CHIPS ARE VEGETABLES
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| Helios Rietberg |
Posted - 24 Nov 2004 : 15:04:17
Eh... Whidbey? Please explain... i've come to the conclusion that things introduced by you are pretty reliable.
My Angels of Light have long left me,
Yet the darkness of the path is queer,
Where have they escaped for purity?
Leading to what i hold so dear
This blinding light glaring in my sight,
Mystery of the unseen so hard to unravel,
Though i struggle to see with all my might.
To where i will go, through time and travel.
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| custard555 |
Posted - 24 Nov 2004 : 01:22:53
anyone looking forward to Whidbey ?
Come on Lene, Don't give up now
Remember kids, CHIPS ARE VEGETABLES
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| custard555 |
Posted - 19 Nov 2004 : 15:07:59
WINFS is differently out of the first release of Longhorn Clicky -"Microsoft will deliver a Windows storage subsystem, code-named "WinFS," after the "Longhorn" release."
Also Avalon 2 looks like for the chop but you never know what’s going to be in service packs or we just might have to wait for Blackcomb, but at lest we still have Indigo in Longhorn; also I just want Longhorn to render using the video card just like Free BSD!!
Also don’t forget features like; new web services and NGSCB are still In Longhorn
Come on Lene, Don't give up now
Remember kids, CHIPS ARE VEGETABLES
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| Superfan |
Posted - 19 Nov 2004 : 14:07:40
WinFS is taken out!!!
man if thats true then 75% of my attracts to Longhorn gets blown out....
and about the search technology MS promised a new search engine for longhorn!
things are getting bad for Longhorn
I guess I'll just keep sticking on to Win2000
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