In reply to ponsaelius:You said it yourself - it is a matter of imagination.This may be another RT or Zune, bu
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In reply to lvthunder:Paul dishes equal snark to everyone and everything where he believes it is warranted, an
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I'll be waiting for reports of battery drain before updating my Series 1.
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Jobs got this right, he called it on "Thoughts on Flash" 9 years ago - an open letter which even has its own W
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Pure. Gold.
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Agree. Would happily pay shipping costs. Although ... it does seem apt that an MS competition is US only.
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Rude.
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So verily, the end of manipulating APPL with unit sales has ended.
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Let's not forget Apple's early involvement in ARM with the Newton, and how their own stellar semicon
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I really want one, I have owned an RT and Pro 3 (both have died, not through their own faults but due to my ab
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Thanks for the reply Paul! I didn't want to disable the Caps Lock key, merely wanted it to ignore SHIFT w
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Only open to US residents? Probably.
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How to... Stop shift + Caps Lock on Windows from making me tYPE lIKE tHIS?
Hey there,
This may not be the right place to ask, but I am using a Windows PC at work at the moment, and this is resulting in a slight loss of productivity.
When Caps lock is engaged, pressing Shift in Windows results in an inverse toggle. When I press Shift through muscle memory, it can result in some of my output to look sOMETHING lIKE tHIS.
On the Mac, when Caps is engaged, pressing shift does nothing.
I have found ways to disable Caps lock on Windows, even on an app by app basis, but I don't want to do this. I just want it to ignore the Shift modifier when it caps lock is engaged, like the Mac. I haven't found a way. Any ideas?
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Important stuff! Great work MS.
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Great read. All the best Brad.
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In reply to markatcristorey:I agree, this is the strength. Apple's privacy doctrine, which they are able
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Excellent article Paul, thanks for sharing. Enlightening.
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Love the notch or not, it seems Apple has once again created a new paradigm - particularly in regards to the h
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Samsung, which rose to prominence via aping Apple's iPhone, has always been about "good enough". I am cur
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Samsung Note 8 Owners Reporting Frequent Crashes
Just read their support forums here...
https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/forums/v3_1/forumtopicpage/board-id/Note8QA/thread-id/3041/page/1
It gets saltier towards the end, so feel free to hit the button for the last page.
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In reply to RichardFenoglio:The article says they will be working on a solution to transfer you to another pro
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The notch is unusual, and sometimes in products that can be good, but this one does seem to take some getting
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First gen Apple products are always a risk. There's no doubt the next iPhone X, or whatever they call it,
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In reply to Chris_Kez:Good points. I suppose I fall into the "too paranoid" basket, but I like your point abou
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In reply to MattHewitt:You paged? I suppose you are right, just as I agree with the quote in the article that
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It's a great commercial, and a great system. Looking forward to seeing what happens after the launch.
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It certainly seems like a unique proposition, but when you boil it down it's a remote door lock which you