Daily News - The Web is getting slower, at least in how we all experience it

Monday, December 01, 2014 View online Tips? Send 'em to Insider@codeproject.com Advertisements Get the 5 top things customers want from your application This research shows which applications succeed with users like yours. Click here to download the free white paper now! Industry News This is what you should expect from enterprise software in the future "Spoilers!" Source: Venture Beat Can Microsoft make Windows better than iOS and Android without being deemed anti-competitive? I think I've seen this movie before Source: WinBeta The Web is getting slower, at least in how we all experience it "Truth is universal. Perception of truth is not." Source: Wired UN committee calls on countries to protect right to privacy That should help. Everyone listens to what the UN says Source: Infoworld Coming soon: Murder by Internet Going to be interesting trying to handcuff that perp Source: Computerworld Need Lightning-Fast Excel Calculations? Use SpreadsheetGear to evaluate complex Excel-based models with the fastest and most complete Excel-compatible calculation engine available. Includes 398 Excel-compatible functions, multithreaded recalc, array formula support and more. Try it now! Developer News Now HTML 5 is finished, W3C boss Jeff Jaffe discusses what comes next Going out on a limb here: HTML6? HTML10? Source: ZDNet World's oldest computer is really old Ran on Windows CCV Source: PC Magazine Hey, there's a Macro in my Visual Studio! (Well, there will be if you install this extension...) Now I will make a macro to type my programs for me! Source: DZone A new Software Engineering "Just ship it" Source: ACM Queue Don't rely on salary data to pick a programming language to learn Instead, rely on how good you'll feel telling everyone how bad their languages are Source: ReadWrite Code Project Discussions - Your say! NGPL is the next great programming language? "I will name him George, and I will hug him and pet him and squeeze him." Source: CodeProject It's a good thing that the code project is safe in Canada I wonder what the punishment would be? Source: CodeProject