[Q] [SHARE?] Development MDSN Community Distribution CD's
I can only upload a whole CD not any part of it, due to licences!
I do not want to reupload until my ISP shuts me down!
I prefer to upload via Bittorrent.., though can manage to upload it to UseNet (NNTP) instead! Give a holler here in this thread (do not PM me).
My downloaded Development MDSN Community Distribution CD's (for some strange cq unknown reason Microsoft disabled this link , which I used for years );
2007 02 February
2007 04 April
2007 08 August
2008 01 January
2008 03 March
2008 05 May
2008 07 July
2008 09 September
2008 11 November
2009 01 January
2009 03 March
2009 05-06 May June
An better overview can be obtained when the attached MSDN Community Distribution.mhtml.zip is unpacked and read! *.mhtml is supported standard in nearly every Opera browser, some Internet Explorers (MS made their derivate called MAFF), not standard in FireFox, though with an Addon it works great both for viewing and saving!
Q: "what about these CD's?"
A: My answer "do a search on http://www.bing.com for "community distribution cd" with quotes"; you'll be amazed what's on these fine CD's. Try and grab them yourself!!
My two questions;
Are there people out there with previous CD's, who can share them?
How do you want me to distribute these CD's?
BitTorrent ; I'd like to share 'm via BT (or UL them to NNTP, while already seeding 'm)
UseNet (NNTP) (included in each post an individual *.torrent file for easy seeding).
An alternative maybe? Anyone??!
IRC - anyone knows a good 100Mbit+ Site Affil ?
XDA_FTP = not an option in my humble opinion
To share or not to share? That is an old question.
If to share then how to share? That is the modern question.
Related
UPDATE, Jan 20th 2008 - I've stopped updating this thread since it isn't getting much traffic. Most people are posting the latest news to the HTCCLassAction.org discussion thread.
It seems there are several threads going around with links to internet coverage on the HTC driver issue. I thought it best to put them all together in one thread, for reference and encouragement!
Feel free to post new articles in this thread, and I'll update this post.
→ Articles/Blogs
(dates are local to their sources)
Jan. 19th, 2008
Engadgetmobile.com
Hardware IT Blog
Jan. 18th, 2008
Coolsmartphone.com - With videos of the writer's own scrolling tests
CNET Asia, Crave blog
CNET Asia, The R.O.C. blog
TheInquirer.net - English
MSMobiles.com
PocketInfo.nl - Dutch, front page news (English translation)
PocketNow.com, Adam Z Lein
Righthand Blogs, Miha Markič
WirelessAndMobileNews.com
WirelessWeek.com
Jan. 17th, 2008
CoolSmartphone.com
GeekExtreme.com
Gizmodo.fr - French (English translation)
TheInquirer.fr - French
MobileCowboys.nl - Dutch (English translation)
Newz.dk - Danish (English translation)
RegHardware.co.uk - front page news (cross referenced: BuzzTracker.com, MobilityToday.com, PocketPCWire.com, Techy News Blog)
Jan. 16th, 2008
ad.nl - Dutch (English translation)
MobileGadgetNews.com
PocketNow.com, Chuong Nguyen
Tweakers.nl - Dutch (English translation)
Jan. 15th, 2008
TiltSite.com
Jan. 4th, 2008
PocketPCthoughts.com
Dec. 27th, 2007
inFoSyncWorld.com
Dec. 12th, 2007
Smartphone Pocket PC Magazine, Menneisyys blog
Nov. 5th, 2007
GSMArena.com
Oct. 25th, 2007
WirelessInfo.com
→ Searches
digg.com search for HTC driver
Google search for TyTN II
(1st pg, 2nd or 3rd search result, the Wikipedia entry on the TyTN II shows up with preview text about "graphical performance" problems)
Google Blog Search for HTC driver
Google News search for HTC, TyTN II, and HTC driver
Google Trends search for HTC driver and HTC driver vs. Kaiser, TyTN II, MDA Vario III, and AT&T Tilt
(to show driver issue awareness vs. popularity of the phone)
YouTube search for HTC and TyTN II
(first page search results on driver issues)
→ Websites to contact
(please include link to HTCClassAction.org, correct your typos (!!), and be respectful of all parties involved [including HTC])
DailyTECH.com
HardOCP.com
NY Times Personal Tech
PDA Essentials Magazine
PocketPCFrance.info - French
Smartphone and Pocket PC Magazine
USA Today Technology News
Warp2Search.net
http://www.ad.nl/multi-media/article1972606.ece
Dutch news site , gives info about the touch cruise.
And notes something about the bad/missing drivers
"In diverse fora wordt melding gemaakt van het feit dat de videodrivers niet helemaal in orde lijken te zijn en dat de filmpjes schokkerig worden afgespeeld. Moon is niet bekend met het probleem. “Maar als het werkelijk zo is komt er uiteraard een update”, aldus Moons"
Quick translate: Different forums have discussions going on about the driver issue , but a spokesmen from htc says he is not know with this problem.
But if their appears to be a problem it will be fixed.
bump bump!
i've read that the tilt will be one of the first two phones to get the WM6.1 update. if so, this is probably an issue that will be fixed then.
still i LOVE that they are getting this abuse. i'm sick of these companies that respond to an avalanche of complaints with silence. they should at least give an indication of what they are going to do so consumers can make informed decisions.
Three sites that would be nice to have cover this are:
http://www.warp2search.net/
http://www.hardocp.com/
http://www.dailytech.com
I've already emailed all three of them twice but no news yet. If someone else could fire off e-mails as well perhaps that would change their mind (don't spam them though).
undac, I think I'm going to include, in my first post, links to web sites that we should should try to contact about the driver issue. Any others you had in mind?
ziggykd said:
undac, I think I'm going to include, in my first post, links to web sites that we should should try to contact about the driver issue. Any others you had in mind?
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Not really but we could all help out and compile such a list. Especially non-international ones (I've contacted all appropriate sites/magazines in my country (sweden) I suggest other people do the same.
Don't forget to fire off emails to PDA related consumer print magazines like Smartphone & pocket pc magazine.
Their newsdesks love this sort of thing as well as site like BBC technology and BBC click
Look www.pocketpcfrance.info
in French...
Engadget Mobile's post is hilarious!
Here as well. Although not a classical news thing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTC_TyTN_II
Microsoft to free up its software codes
BY RICHARD J. DALTON JR | [email protected]
February 22, 2008
Local software developers can more easily develop products that work with Vista, Office and other Microsoft products now that the software giant will release free documentation for developers, executives said.
Microsoft, which previously released such information only under a trade-secret agreement, charging licensing fees and royalties, said yesterday it would release the information free online.
The change comes a month after the European Union launched an antitrust investigation on suspicions Microsoft blocked developers of competing software from gaining access to its products.
The European Union expressed skepticism at Microsoft's shift, saying the "announcement follows at least four similar statements by Microsoft in the past on the importance of interoperability."
Microsoft also has been forced to open its software because of the growing open-source movement, which makes software code freely available so others easily can integrate applications with it.
Microsoft said it would immediately release 30,000 pages of documents on Windows software that runs PCs and centralized computer servers, followed by similar information on Office 2007.
Dan Galvez, managing partner of Hedgehog Development Llc, a software and technology consulting company in Holbrook, said the release is "a huge benefit."
Hedgehog recently created customized software to allow an international bank based in Manhattan to manage and share research documents using Microsoft Office.
"We weren't able to take advantage fully of Word," Galvez said. "We had to build our own functionality."
But with Microsoft's documentation, Hedgehog would have been able to use built-in tools from Microsoft Office to design the software for the bank, speeding up the development time, Galvez said.
It's like seeing "the secret recipe of grandma's homemade sauce," said Bob Venero, president and chief executive of software developer Future Tech Enterprise Inc., based in Holbrook. "They're giving those ingredients that help make Microsoft what it is." Recently, Future Tech installed software that allows health-care personnel to instantly view X-rays on PCs. But the software remains separate from Office.
With the upcoming release of the Office documentation, Future Tech would be able to seamlessly integrate the software with Office, making it easier to e-mail the X-rays via Outlook software or place it in a Word document.
"I call it 'open-source day,'" Venero said of yesterday's announcement. "I think it's a huge deal."
Newsday. 22 February 2008. Microsoft to free up its software codes . 22 February 2008 <http://www.newsday.com/services/newspaper/printedition/friday/business/ny-bzleft5586831feb22,0,4125204.story>.
and this means what???
It has to refer to the API's, which have always been closed
OMG!!! the end of the world is near.
Sweet! Lots in internal Windows APIs have already been discovered & documented by others like Russinovich in his famed Windows Internals books, but as far as I know no one has done the same for Office. Be a huge boon for me developing document processing software.
The European Union expressed skepticism at Microsoft's shift, saying the "announcement follows at least four similar statements by Microsoft in the past on the importance of interoperability."
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http://blog.tmcnet.com/blog/rich-tehrani/google-buys-microsoft.html
Microsoft to be bought by Google, Windows 8 now to be Chrome OS!
Windows Phone 7 to be merged into IceCream Sandwhich
wow its amazing what they have there fingers in
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I highly doubt that's true. If anything it would be microsoft buying Google...
Skellyyy said:
I highly doubt that's true. If anything it would be microsoft buying Google...
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It would help if people look at the date on things before they submit them.
This is from 2005, and guess what date of the year
Lol retards never fail to amaze.
'April 1, 2005 8:51 AM'
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read any1 ?
It's not particularly my main though when I read an article to check the date tbh. It's not really a retarded mistake though, just a common mistake. My bad though haha.
Oh and everybody hop off Pulsers d*ck, if it wasn't for him, none of you would of spotted it either.
An old april 1st joke.
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That is all.
Haha I thought it was true to skelly
In fact I was happy... Couldn't wait for an update to change my Windows 7 boot screen to say Google Windows 7
You'd know these two morons on top of me are from off topic.
I would've personally hand-delivered Google a buck if they had done that.
lmfao! i was like what hahahahahahahaha
SciFiSurfer said:
I would've personally hand-delivered Google a buck if they had done that.
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You and me both. I was so confused until I saw the date on the article.
Sent from my SCH-I500 using XDA App
Loltard alert... and he even put the damn article on his siggie.
This is sooo epic fail...
RTFA's date dude...
Lol funny..I believed it until I read the last sentence...
The SEC is expected to allow this merger and the deal will be done if 4 months from today. Speaking of today, Happy April Fool’s Day!
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This would be simply amazing though if it was a reality
Alright, for those amongst us whom have not come to realize why this will never happen:
1. Google stands for openness, Microsoft stands for opening your wallet.
2. Google's motto is "Do no evil". They might have failed many times, but they still try to uphold it. Bill Gates is now trying to buy his way into heaven.
3. Google's browser, Chrome is a good browser for fast browsing and excellent for content consumption. IE is only good for downloading Firefox or Chrome.
4. Google stands for innovation and openness. Microsoft used to fire people for working on own projects.
Looking at the cultural differences, any business analyst would have seen through it and realized the Google's buyout will result in a mass lay-off of MS employees. On top of that, Google would never have been able to afford the deal (unless they promise share for share exchange).
Last but not least, SEC would have blocked the deal. 100% of all searches in USA would be controlled by one entity (Yahoo is powered by Bing, remember?) and that goes against the anti-trust laws.
'nuff said.
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