DISQUS

In fairness, I would not call this "delphi", but "Prism" or "Delphi Prism" if you prefer. Delphi strongly implies win32, and that just isn't the case. Prism is actually a totally seperate product from a totally seperate vendor that is currently being licensed and sold by CodeGear.

I am not trying to take away from the shine of what RemObjects has created, it truely is impressive that RO danced circles around CodeGear to the point where CodeGear has admitted they can't do it better (or even come close) - however, it is misleading to call it "Delphi" with no qualifiers.

After all the product that is actually called Delphi can't do Linq at all - it doesn't even come close yet (which isn't to say I don't hope Embarcadero buys RemObjects, combines the teams, puts Marc in charge of the entire Delphi line and brings some of that vision and greatness back to Delphi - because trust me, I do. I hope deeply for it.)

I also which CodeGear would stop the marketing stupidity whereby they dilute the Delphi name just because something has a visual designer. After all, by CG's marketing standards, Microsoft's C# and VB.Net could also be labelled "Delphi" - not something that is going to help those of us who use "Delphi" Delphi in the win32 world.

It was my understanding that TKIP's insecurity was a long standing matter of common knowledge with AES being the highly prefered method for anyone who had a clue to turn on wireless security in the first place.

That said, you had to meet a *LOT* of very specific criteria to fall foul of their attack.

Please, don't start them up again. Plenty of people insisted that MS was going to release a new OS every year after Win95 came out... You'll just get them started up all over again.