Vista: 150 problems, 0 solutions
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| Microsoft likes to boast that Vista is better than ever at logging
| difficulties with software and suggesting solutions through its
| Problem Reports and Solutions feature -- but for an OS that's
| been in final release for six months, the number of actual solutions
| is a tad on the minimal side. Here's the sorry evidence of what
| actually happens when you try and get Vista to heal itself. This
| is a true story, and none of the names have been changed.
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http://apcmag.com/6649/vista_150_problems_0_solutions
iPhone Activation on Windows Vista is frustrating
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| The main culprit was "AppleMobileDeviceHelper," a small applet with a
| penchant for crashing and leaving our synchronization attempts stranded.
| Some users told us that disabling DEP fixed the problem for them,
| but the only fix we found was the good ol'-fashioned "keep trying
| 'till it works!" approach.
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http://iphonewave.blogspot.com/2007/07/iphone-activation-on-windows-vista-is.html
Here is the site that represents Microsoft's plans for the Web.
http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://silverlight.net/quickstarts/blend_quickstart/default.aspx
It doesn't even validate. They want to throw .NET filth at the Web.
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