Mary Jo, Leo, and Paul discuss Windows 10X, Surface Duo and Neo, the end of Bingjacking, Windows 10, and Microsoft’s partnerships.
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App pick of the week: Tweeten 5
Mehedi has updated Tweeten to version 5, adding Windows 10 on ARM support and several new features.
App pick of the week #2: Windows 10X Emulator
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Codename pick of the week: Vail
I’ve heard folks at Microsoft talk about the 10X/Lite container infrastructure as codename “Vail.” Remember a couple of years ago when there were citations of Rail/Vail coming to Windows? VAIL was Virtualized Application Infrastructure Layer, which ended up being (at least in theory) how the Win32 containerized apps will work. (Bonus: Windows Home Server 2011 also was codenamed Vail.)
Beer pick of the week: Evil Twin OUR MARSHMALLOW, RASPBERRY, CHERRY, VANILLA SLUSH POP
A new sour IPA from the excellent Evil Twin NYC folks – who happen to have the longest and weirdest beer names around. This sounds bizarre but it really works. Lots of raspberry and a touch of sweet vanilla make this taste a lot like a slush pop (in a very good way). Sour IPAs are definitely a nice hybrid for folks who like sours but aren’t sure about IPAs and vice v.
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