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Rainmeter is more of a platform. You build skins as .ini files, define your meters, define your measures and your done. There are very simple skins and others that are pretty elaborate. I see no reason why you couldn't have some type of charting. Biggest issue is that there isn't any way to...
For the record, I do work at Microsoft and have worked there under all three CEOs. And while I do believe that giving Satya all the credit is going overboard, he has made a big change in the direction of the company that is felt at all levels. Build 2014 is a great example. That was not...
Couple of things.
1. Everyone seems to have missed this in the article "Credit for these decisions should not accrue solely to Nadella. Former CEO and media punching bag Steve Ballmer set much of this in motion before he left."
2. These changes probably wouldn't have happened if...
If there was actual tax evasion or fraud you might have a point, but it's not. It's money for goods/services that were sold overseas. If MSFT brought the money back into the US they would have a tax liability but not bringing the money into the US is not evasion or fraud.
Contrast this to...
Full disclosure, I work at Microsoft. I don't get what the issue is. I can buy a 1 year subscription for $100 and install it on up to 5 different machines for my use. That doesn't really seem overpriced.
That makes no sense to me. Their upset because he didn't continue to throw good money after bad? There is no way, outside of writing off the original loans, that 38 Studios was going to dig out of this hole.
Little confused why you're pissed at the Governor. He opposed giving the loans to 38 Studios in the first place and is hardly responsible for the company going under.
Correction, I was thinking about http://www.microsoftgamesinsider.com/ which is actually still up. Microsoftinsider.com was registered to do something similar with other content but never matured.
Microsoft did not register microsoftinsider.com to protect their brand. microsoftinsider.com was a website that Microsoft ran featuring insider content on some of it's games. I know they hosted the sites for AC2, Rise of Nations, Train Simulator and a few others I don't remember.