Leo, Mary Jo, and Paul discuss a Chredge leak, a Windows 7 end-of-support prompt, Windows Virtual Desktop, and much more.
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Tip of the week: Support Atta Elayyan’s family
Atta Elayyan, a Microsoft MVP and the UX designer behind AppRaisin, MetroTube, and Tweetro was killed in the Christchurch terrorist attack. Please support his family via a Givealittle campaign.
Also: It’s that special time of the year again. Let’s talk about the Magic Window.
App pick of the week: Firefox for iPad
Firefox is custom-made for iPad now.
Enterprise pick of the week: Azure Stack HCI: a new addition to the family
Azure Stack HCI (Hyperconverged Infrastructure) is here. It’s a new option for virtualizing workloads on-premises on Win Server 2019 while connecting to the cloud.
Enterprise pick of the week No. 2: Microsoft Connected Vehicle platform – an update
Microsoft’s been talking about its Connected Car/Connected Vehicle platform for several years. Before the end of 2019, the first cars using it should finally be available at scale.
Beer pick of the week: New Belgium Fat Tire amber ale
Women’s history month (March) is ending soon. How about a beer pick from a woman-owned brewery? Fort Collins, Colo.-based New Belgium Brewing is one such company, with co-founder Kim Jordan was at the helm for ages. And one of their most widely available (even in cans now) and easy drinking beers is Fat Tire, an amber ale.