@Dashrender said:

All I can say is that they are still deploying an ActiveX module that digitally signed (and now expired) in 2010. Presumably that means the module hasn't been updated since then.
Frankly it's embarrassing for them to have to require client to disable security to allow these expired packages to be installed.

If that's the case, does that give them a tiny bit of leeway in the browser compatibility arena?

My last company's billing software used these same ActiveX controls that required your security on IE to be disabled to be installed, flaky install still at best after you jumped through all the hoops.

God was that a nightmare..

Sounds like a great project idea. Thanks for sharing.

@Reid-Cooper said:

Sadly those are all of the lyrics to that. And they ended up out of order.

And not correct either...shh...Google told me

LMAO, you think? They got hosed hard by the political machine. Maybe next time they will become bigger donors 😛

I don't know. There is something about Glasgow.

@J1MM3RT said:

I agree about Fable II being better, I like that they took what was great about the 1st game and made it awesomer. The third to me was a good sequel with the same ol' same ol' plus a few additions. I was told to steer clear of the the Fable Kinect game, unless you are a die hard Fables fan it is boring & not as responsive as some of the other Kinect games. I don't own a Kinect anymore, personally not a fan of it, but I do like messing with people when I show up at their house and tell the Xbox to shut off mid-game or movie.

Yeah, Fable III was good but not at on par with the first two.

Hopefully only with proper protective gear.

Thanks, needed that!

@Josh said:

Gotcha - If you care to monitor the logs, my suggestion would be to just look for ERROR or FATAL not INFO

It's Loggly. So the Info logs become part of our volume. We aren't looking for anything, the logs are all hosted online.

Yes. This is definitely a big bonus.

Two articles in one day...

http://www.infoworld.com/t/javascript/famous-angularjs-pairing-brings-out-the-best-of-javascript-241551

@scottalanmiller Thanks i am reading on it 🙂

@Joyfano said:

I just updated my FF now using FF29.
felt like i am using Google chrome

Definitely much more like Chrome. I prefer that though.