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Meh. But if they ever try and rip the Desktop Outlook away from me...THAT would make me go ballistic!

I like the Lenovo layout for FN and CTRL. I use CTRL a lot more than FN, and having to stretch my pinky W A Y

Blocking individual numbers, while providing a small amount of gratification, is pointless. The fact that you'

I'm looking forward to this as well. I've been using Keepass on Windows with the file in Onedrive, so I can ge

Part of it is the goal to turn as much of the revenue as possible into monthly recurring revenue. Look at what

Just found 195 kindred souls in the Feedback app looking for the those keyboard accelerators.

Is it just me or have the keyboard accelerators (underlined keys on the keyboard to use with alt) have disappe

I'm not sure about Azure for Operators, but guessing that it's an industry-specific solution that MSFT is now

Sounds like the perfect time to sell my new-in-box XBox One 500gb :)

Indeed. Did my 2nd system via WU and it finished before the first system which was done from an ISO.

WU didn't find it, but I was able to download the ISO (with some agent spoofing) and starting the upgrade grin

I was pretty surprised and annoyed when my message text all disappeared. Luckily I had a brainstorm to check a

Agree it's a low-probability high-risk issue, but on most Microsoft Account logins, the client is also identif

I've been using KeePass, a fully open-source password manager, for about 10 years. Works great, has rough

Citrix...no surprises there, and you're right...not much changed over the last announcement. MSFT likes C

Not impressed that it requires a login to even try it, even though it provides choice (Facebook, Google, Apple

In reply to JC:It's highly communicable, and the death rate, as others have pointed out, is quite high. H

Thanks for covering this. Living near Kirkland Ground Zero, we're very concerned about the coronavirus, p

Getting eerily closer to "Her" (2013). I'd be more inclined to get a pair if Scarlett Johansson was the A

Great perspective! Depending on the situation, there may be a one-off that requires accomodation as well, but

Thinking about trying these to (finally) consume my Apple Store credit from a phone trade-in a couple of years

I know how you feel about wanting to get back to doing some coding. I started out as a developer eons ago, and

"Lenovo has finally bowed to all that is right in the world and put the Ctrl key to the left of the Fn key." G

I worked with Microsoft on NT for DEC's Alpha microprocessor. Our team was the little tail that got wagge

Every OS sucks. They all just suck differently. I've been using Windows NT/XP/7/8/10 since before NT 3.1

In reply to christian.hvid:No politics, just good old US capitalism. Citrix generates a LOT of revenue for Mic

Agree with the comments about it not being a WiFi for power users. I'm running it in bridge mode, still h

This is great news. Microsoft's Authenticator app and underlying services are spectacular. At one end of

Another Outlook desktop supporter. Yes, it has it's issues...every app does. But it's super-reliable

In reply to red.radar:Keepass works quite well. I'll be ecstatic with it again when MiniKeePass (iOS) get

Went to an XS from a 7+. Don't miss the fingerprint reader at all. The slight additional swipe after Face

I used Thinkpads for a super-long time. A couple of years ago I got a Surface Book and was constantly frustrat

In today's world these make sense. Back in the "good old days" there wasn't the wide degree of proce

For me, the best approach has been to put a recurring item in my calendar for exercise/workout/whatever-moves-

After far too many years and operating systems, it's clear that every OS sucks. They just suck differentl

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