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What a profit you find here?!
"Native" you already have thru JIT, so in "execution speed" you have ZERO profit.
Statically linked means if program1 uses 'curl', you cannot upgrade just 'curl' in case of vulnerability - you have to download ALL programs using curl (and ONLY if these programs was recompiled with fixed library).
So say again... "awesome", right? 
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JIT isn't native by definition, though. You're compiling from source on the fly, rather than having a binary library on hand that doesn't require that compilation. For non-trivial applications this is a big difference in speed and performance.
I'm pretty sure that statically linked in this context refers to the .NET framework, not applications using it. Generally MS implementations follow a standard of coding against interfaces, so rarely do changes in the framework break functionality. Even major version changes in .NET rarely modify those interfaces.
So yes, awesome.
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It's kind of forever evolving. hard to pin down for very long. although I welcome cross platform even though I'm likely not to touch it out side of Windows.
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could you, please, share the title of the related presentation?
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..for those who didn't manage to get to the live event.
[and all done...]
cheers
Chris Maunder
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It was 30 years ago today that a five year old boy set a tiger trap with a tuna fish sandwich.
I wonder if anything interesting happened? 
veni bibi saltavi
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I happen to know about William Blake. But how does any fish enter the frame?
Life is too shor
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According to that he was 6 not 5. Oh well. Yes, Young Master Calvin met Mister Hobbes and the world was a better place for the next ten years.
veni bibi saltavi
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and then it ended[^] 
veni bibi saltavi
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Thank you for the notification - one of my favorite cartoon strips.
Me favorite strip of all times was where Calvin & Hobbs were in bed, and Calvin was asking "Why we humans were here, what was our purpose?", and Hobbs turned to him and said "Tiger Food". The last panel was total black except for two glaring red eyes!
Now all I need to do is to decide whether I want to break for the COMPLETE C&H collection - now out for Christmas (at Costco).
Dave
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Nagy Vilmos wrote: It was 320 years ago today
Sgt. Pepper taught the band to play
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Well yeah but that today was in 1967 so wouldn't it be ....er ... count the ring finger and carry the little toe ...  ... 68 years and 5 months ago by now?
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Loving "Windows + CTRL + (Left/Right Arrow)"
(Inside tip for Windows 10 users!!!)
[EDIT] If nothing for Windows 10 user, try "WINDOWS + CTRL + D" first! 
modified 18-Nov-15 8:35am.
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Um...does nothing obvious for me.
WIN + (Left or Right) is very handy, and WIN + CTRL + (Up or Down) is good.
But WIN + CTRL + (Left or Right) does nothing I can see.
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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WIN + CTRL + (Up or Down) is good the same thing without CTRL, isn't it?
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Seems to be...but see Super Lloyd's response...
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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If nothing happened do that first: "WINDOWS + CTRL + D"
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Ooo! Could be handy, I'll have to explore that later on...
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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Yeah!
I feel some boos key power in there!
I must demand Windows 10 at work!!!
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I use the CTRL + WIN + (UP/DOWN/RIGHT/LEFT) for going through the forms on Windows 7. It's super handy not having to click each of the comments to get through them!
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