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Sony responds to Microsofts adding of 1080p to the Xbox 360 Sony downplays Microsofts adding of 1080p support to the Xbox 360 and even their HD-DVD add-on. Not so much downplaying as straight out dissing: "Its unfortunate that Microsofts external HD-DVD drive will not enhance the experience at all for the gamer. Sony realizes that to truly take gaming into the next generation requires a larger data format for both games and movies. PS3 uses the Blu-ray format for gaming, giving developers 50 GB of high-definition storage on a single disc, while Microsofts 9 GB DVD gaming format is an obstacle for storing HD content. Furthermore, Microsofts announced HD games patch is really just a compatibility feature -- upscaling lower-resolution content does not make it Full HD (1080p), something that PS3 can do out of the box." Ouch. I cant wait until the PS3 launches. Of all the talk Sony is talking, you would think they are going to be able to more than walk the walk. Like fly the walk ...

SQL Adding IDENITY property to Existing Column --Adding IDENITY property to Existing Column --Steps to Add Identity 1.Add new Column with IDENTITY 2.Drop Constraint (if Any) 3.Drop the Old Column 4.Rename the New Column with Old Column Name --Existing Table download  file  now

Step 3 Adding Kotlin Microservices with Vertx We decided to add Kotlin to the mix. It is terse and modern and very compatible with the core Java libs. It builds on your knowledge of Java. The Idea guys explain how to do add Kotlin to a Gradle project, yet it still took some messing around. You can find the source code for this in this branch. To do this we added the Kotlin plugin to gradle. Adding Kotlin to gradle buildscript { repositories { mavenCentral() } dependencies { classpath org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-gradle-plugin:1.0.0-beta-4584 } } plugins { id java id application id com.github.johnrengelman.shadow version 1.2.2 id idea } apply plugin : " kotlin " ... dependencies { ... compile org.slf4j:slf4j-api:1.7.12 compile org.jetbrains.kotlin:kotlin-stdlib:1.0.0-beta-4584 testCompile group : junit , name : junit , version : 4.11 } Most of the gradle build files stays the same. The way we build and execute stays the same as well. We left  WebVerticle ...