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In reply to mclark2112:+1 my last ink jet was an Apple StyleWriter II and since then I have used laser (my fir
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I'm happy for you Paul, but it baffles me that you are still using ink.
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Wouldn't #1 prio be just to get it shipped and then start optimizing?
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From this side of the Pond, in Sweden where only one of the five major banks has decided to go with Apple Pay,
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I do hope you save at least some of the photos in physical form. I really enjoy seeing the photos in my great-
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The Gartner statistics for 2018 PC hardware market shares are out. I was amazed to see Lenovo soaring to #1, p
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And as always the bet is on the next platform on yet-to-be-announced hardware. Boy, haven’t we heard that be
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In reply to eden197:Add LinkedIn to that... I'm sooo close to terminate that account.
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You are missing one important point - Windows Update is the most fragile piece of software known to Man. How m
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Windows on ARM is touted as the saviour of Windows (but as always it is the NEXT generation ARM hardware that
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Using his fantastic TeX typesetting system to generate documentation every single day. Nothing like it! Wrote
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In reply to earlster:Have a Garmin ForeRunner 630 that I use daily. Fantastic battery life, software stability
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Had a ceiling-fan running at full speed for 3 months after iOS 11 was released. The manufacturer didn't c
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In reply to Maciek:Hopefully those developers were smart and used Electron (like Slack and Visual Studio Code)
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Where this strategy will fail is for the two developers out there that use JavaScript with UWP. The Windows.*
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Microsoft's inability to get things completed is what will bring them down eventually. If they launch suc
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In reply to BeckoningEagle:That first one left me speechless. Truly horrible.
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Will be interesting to see how this will affect the developers that went UWP + JavaScript. If Microsoft now pu
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On the other side of the pond I have sometimes used Amazon’s International Shipping for stuff that is imposs
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In reply to will:I'm on a 15" MacBook Pro with touch bar and I am amazed to see what the developers at Pa
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Dear Lord! Please let this be an international endeavor.
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Still have my OQO model e2 with built-in HSDPA modem. Running XP, still working. Added the Logitech mouse for
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I bought the 1st gen Surface Pro. My pre-ordered 128GB was DOA and had to be replaced with the 64GB model due
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In reply to lvthunder:Exactly my thoughts. Just because fake/unconfirmed news fit the narrative doesn’t just
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In reply to christian.hvid:My guess is that Corel sees the subscription model of Parallels with many, many use
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Ugh - another great company down the drain. The US company IDERA has been buying many of the development tools
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Wow - a year ago this was a $199 device. Time flies.
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In reply to christian.hvid:Tim sure showed he's clueless with the $10K gold 1st gen Apple Watch. So off-p
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Not Apple-specific, but I start to see trend of fatigue among my friends. If this because tech has gotten more
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Just another nail in LinkedIn's coffin. With all the ads - sorry, "Promoted" - content on the Home page I
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In reply to Speednet:As you I have tried BootCamp and Virtualbox with bad and mixed experiences. If one really
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I gave up on Windows 10 as my daily development driver (mainly PHP and JavaScript) almost two years ago. All
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How about implementing the dark theme throughout the entire OS (like on mac os) first, before adding a light o
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"non-native" fullscreen (i.e. "normal" fullscreen) has always been available in the (non-obvious way) standard
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Backlit keyboard and trackpad with physical buttons (two preferably three so I get middle button copy/paste in
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In reply to paul-thurrott:Just worried about your health, man ;-) Seriously I miss the old take-one-step-back-
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Is this the same Paul Thurrott that a couple of years ago said we shouldn't "overthink technology"? Are t
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In reply to jbinaz:Just a simple Sonos user, but I am amazed with the number of services they support. Here in
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Just preordered and I hope that link in the text was an affiliate link.
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In reply to My Hell baby speaking:After Ubuntu's brave bet on wayland and gnome in the disastrous 17.10 r
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In reply to Jhambi:Amen. Our previous hosting provider (Rackspace) seems to be the final stronghold of opensta
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In reply to maethorechannen:Are all these articles really written by the same Paul that some time ago said tha
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I'd pick DisplayPort over HDMI any day just to get 60Hz refresh and glad to see it's HP's port
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In reply to maethorechannen:At least they are still in control of the firmware.
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In reply to spacein_vader:You are absolutely correct. iPhone is big here, but Apple has yet to be caught red-h
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In reply to HellcatM:Potentially yes. But I'll tell you a story about my installation of a PV-farm at my
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In reply to FalseAgent:In Q1-2018 they were #3, shipping 7,4 million (potential) spy-devices in Europe. Bring
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Get over it and go back to iOS and buy a decent phone...
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Yeah - let China roll over us clueless Europeans. Seeing what Stuxnet could do, just image what a couple of mi
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Just decluttered the out-of-box Windows 10 Start-menu and I have to wonder why the 180° turn. Obviously someo
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In reply to wunderbar:I bought my first paperwhite in 2013 and had until a flooding of our campsite in late 20
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Aren't you cherry-picking data here? Yes, Microsoft is #5 in US, but world-wide they don't even regi
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Since most open-source projects have devoted, unpaid members doing triaging of issues reported one would expec
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In reply to anchovylover:After all, it's only customer data - enterprises are lingering on 1703 or possib
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Given the Supermicro commotion I fully second this.
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Such a good article. But sometimes I get the impression that Microsoft is acting too much on everything. We se
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In reply to Bart:They missed the boat and the race. Microsoft's problem? They don't look outside US.
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Have you looked at any Azure-based MCUs (like MT3620 development board) and what do you think?
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In reply to jimchamplin:Depending on your distribution, running Linux apps can be a hard computer science prob
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Office 365 Home now for six users?
Just got a notice from Microsoft that my Office 365 Home subscription now allows six persons to use it, up from five. https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/important-news-about-your-office-365-subscription-06828297-4f1d-4059-8748-365d8e658968?wt.mc_id=email&ui=en-US&rs=en-GB&ad=GB
Is this the first step towards a price-hike?
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In reply to evox81:Thanks - will give it a try and see if it works.
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How can we tame OneDrive so it doesn't sync GB of data silently in the background? Background: the compan
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(Moved my question over to Paul as I thought this was Paul's thread). No offence :-)
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Why is it (almost) always the next generation that will bring salvation to the Windows world?!? Is it frigging
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Why is Microsoft not respecting my privacy settings?Just one more annoyance with the current state of Microsof
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Just chiming in with the other Windows migrants.I'm a software developer developing front- and back-end a
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Always fun to see your home-city through someone else's eyes. I hope you have enjoyed the stay and the pe
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Regarding Mac-sales: I held off from buying the old version and just put my money down for a 15” MBP. Will b
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In reply to djncanada:In 1998 I wrote my master thesis entirely on a Newton Messagepad 2100. Excellent handwri
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I am happy for all Microsoft fans that Surface Go seems to be a real product so you may focus on something tan
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Thanks for the answer! Living north of Stockholm and will be around that time. I know it's you vacation b
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IIRC you said you were doing a home-swap to Sweden this year. As a Swede, just curious what part of the countr
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Never got Sets - seemed like a resurrection of the old MDI-style interface to me.
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In reply to compunut:The way the ribbon changes based on the window's width is something that drives me c
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In reply to jbinaz:I may be wrong but I saw that Apple guy in San Jose yesterday singing the Developer Gospel.
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In reply to Hal9000:...LinkedIn...
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Thanks Paul! Comparing with apt or yum on my various machines Windows Update is lacking in so many ways, even
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How can it be that in this day and age, Windows Update is still the most fragile piece of technology in the kn
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A carbon copy of a recent article on macrumours but in reverse. They revealed that a Surface isn't ideal
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In reply to mrdrwest:It was Windows 10's automatic updates, installing a version of the Intel video-drive
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In reply to innitrichie:"Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good". While Microsoft is creating the
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If Cortana's slow international roll-out is a sign of Microsoft's "World", the World is a pretty sma
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One thing that amazes me is how well Mac OS handles resources. I am now working in a project using a MacBook P
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The full outlook client is the only reason I as a Linux desktop user keep looking at Mac or Windows. With the
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In reply to red.radar:Yeah, Ubuntu jumped onto the Wayland / Gnome bandwagon with 17.10 and that was a mess. N
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I don't understand:Targeted ads in Facebook based on your browsing habits = BADTelemetry-based ads (or "p
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I felt that pain in August and decided to wipe my HP EliteBook and installed Ubuntu 17.04, bought an iPad Pro
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I put my money on the PDF issue. My company has been spammed the last week with pdf files about “court summo
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In reply to AnOldAmigaUser:Linux? I’ve been using Ubuntu for almost a year and haven’t looked back on my W
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For crying out loud - Just give us an Apple-branded mATX-sized motherboard and be done with it. Apple can incl
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Isn't looking at this device as another "iPad"-device a recipe for another Windows Phone-like disaster?
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Ouch. I wonder where's the use case for this class of devices...? Is it right to assume that processes wi
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In reply to redstar92:Yeah, it's amazing that after 30 years of personal computers most of the manufactur
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Please add a review of sleep/wake reliability of this device. Specially interested to hear if it is better tha
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Queue a million hot-bag-reports. After a couple of hot-bags I have personally given up completely trying to ge
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Sigh... reminds me of my worst tech-purchase of this decade. Got the Pro 1st gen when it became available in S
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”The general problem is that the iPad is just too awkward to be the one other device that everyone owns. Sma
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Just home from the CAD Conference SOLIDWORKS World in LA. Microsoft was there with a booth filled with Surface
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When windows 7 usage-share drops below 40% we will see PWA succeed. My bet is that there will be another "new
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In reply to vonronge:In colder climate a chest-band is required since you will have the watch visible on your
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In reply to skane2600:Yeah, I totally agree with this. As a "power-user" doing repeated tasks (in my case, che
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Noticed any Spectre/Meldown slow-downs?
Bring on all anecdotal data you may have.
I go first:
I run Ubuntu 17.10 on a HP EliteBook 840 G3 (i7-6500U 2.5GHz / 16GB RAM).
As a software developer I have some IDEs, VMs and git as my daily applications. After updating to kernel 4.13.0-25 (fixing most of the vulnerabilities I understand) I see a 100% slow-down in git operations (stuff that previously took 2 seconds now take 4-5 seconds, most notably checking out from the server) and some file-indexing operations in the IDEs are slow to complete but not much else.
Seems like disk and network took the most punishment.
Anyone else noticed any major slow-downs?
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Microsoft is inventing a new computing category - “hubris computing” ;-)
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In reply to matsan:Quoting urban dictionary godspeed: "The intent is to convey hope or desire for an
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And this is the market Microsoft is trying to enter with their Surface line-up... Wishing them all the best an
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Why on earth would Cortana survive as a business-only product?!? Even smaller market and it will most likely h
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Seems to be urgent enough for AWS to issue the following to their customers:We previously advised you of impor
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In reply to wunderbar:If it goes back more than one year it would be a disaster, all of the computers in use n
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Just three words for Microsoft to consider to be successful: 1. Release2. Cortana3. Internationally
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In reply to Nic:Developers will probably join them. I will.
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Good start of the year for AMD - the Intel CPU flaw...
Just read the article about the Intel microcode flaw - https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/01/02/intel_cpu_design_flaw/
Nice to take a 5-30% performance hit on your hardware... Is this the dawn of a new throttle-gate...? Sigh...
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In reply to madthinus:So true. It still amazes me that a fully charged ipad with email, slack, skype, browsing
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If Win10S on ARM would deliver the same reliability, battery time and performance as I have on the iPad Micros
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Amazon Prime became available in many new countries in December (Sweden included). I signed up for this and m
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In reply to dvsctt:I really miss the dedicated controller. It was nice to have but we have worked around that
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Keeping my fingers crossed you will be happy. Meanwhile in Sonos land I got new firmware to my eight year old
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"Bodes well for Windows 10 S, this does not"Master Yoda
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Is this really Intel’s fault and is ARM really the solution? Why is my MacBook and Linux machines instantly
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Related to your articles about Windows 10 usage share from AdDuplex and in there discussing the Surface market
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Thanks for reminding me. Those were the days. Not been a FF user for many years now but 1.0 was important for
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Will they also kill the non-MS-account login on Jan 10?
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We are about to start the IoT journey but I see a bumpy road ahead. We bought a 19 ac “hobby farm” earlier
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In reply to maethorechannen:Definitely and that’s the way I will consider future projects. Probably I will b
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How Microsoft could loose the PWA-race as well
Just home from a developer get-together in London. We were 30 independent consultants developing for mainly the win32-platform enjoying a day of showcasing our projects and discussing. Many of us have been burnt by Microsoft’s promises of the new platforms – Silverlight, DNA, J#, XNA and Windows Phone, to name a few.
When discussing, we found that most of us are still developing for the win32-platform. Why? Simple answer is – to support Windows 7!
Windows 7 will be supported until 2020. Major business and most of the world (46% as of this writing) are still running it. Lowest common-denominator is win32! Why should anyone write for anything else? Microsoft is now muddling the waters with the UWP to PWA shift, so why should I look at UWP?
Please Microsoft – allow us to develop for UWP and PWA platforms and deploy those applications on Windows 7. Create a wrapper or something (steal Electron runtime?) because developing and deploying win32 apps is not the way forward. It will make the life hard for us developers and you will have a even more fragmented platform since developers will turn their back on you.
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In reply to arknu:Well, Microsoft is not doing any better - 46% still on Windows 7, XP larger than Windows 8 -
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@Paul, good read as always. BUT, I think you are wrong about Stranger Things - IMHO it correctly portrays the
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Micorsoft's problem is that they see their own videos (HoloLens demos anyone?) and actually really thinks
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As a consultant I have to deal with the pains of trying to connect to my clients' Skype for Business acco
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Hey Paul!OK, so $199 for HK Invoke was too expensive. What is your take on Sonos One at $199? Also too expensi
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In reply to Delmont:Sorry - did not get a notification from the forum. I'm running a HP EliteBook 840 G4
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In reply to burog25c:For me I have a defective right thumb (broke it in a bicycle accident as a kid) so I don&
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In reply to compunut:[email protected]: we are many that don't have the gorilla hands. Looking at reviews of iPhone
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I must say I miss a review by John Gruber - when did he fall from grace?
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By Microsoft's definition Svalbard (part of Norway - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svalbard) is a new mar
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I'm sure the few developers out there will have one last look at UWP and move on to the next Microsoft pl
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Neowin reports you can use netflix in picture-in-picture mode. As an iOS user these things amazes me with Andr
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In reply to TheJoeFin:OK - I'll remember that for when it's needed ;-)
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Not living on your side of the pond - but isn't FaceID "Tim's gift to FBI and CIA"? If I understand
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I agree in all what you said. I’ve been 100% Ubuntu since three months when I ditched Windows 10. I’m a so
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Ubiquity was able to roll out new firmware for most of their access-points within hours so clearly this flaw m
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In reply to Billzeal:+1 Connecting stuff to the various HDMI ports is a great way to ask for trouble and confu
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I have this on my HP and Apple machines if I plug them into a non-grounded socket. The both have grounded plug
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First meeting of Paul's MFA (Microsoft Fans Anonymous)? Good article nevertheless.Personally, I got burnt
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”With Surface, Microsoft has none of those issues, or the costs”You conveniently forget the write-downs in
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I know the feeling - trying to simplify your tech-life could sometimes be problematic.As a side note - I got m
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I've been using Linux and libreoffice full-time för more than a month. Moved from windows and office 201
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For the last several years I've been using a Logitech MX Anywhere that introduced me to the "step-less" m
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statcounter doesn't include the users that immediately after setting up their computer open edge, type in
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I have now left Windows after a second windows-rot-induced-reinstall of my Windows 10 Creators Update machine
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I wonder if there are more of these "incentives" to be uncovered when it comes to Windows 10 adoption in Fortu
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You should rename the site xboxfanboyz.com For your sake I really hope your pre-ordered Xboxes will meet your
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In reply to SvenJ:...especially since you need full win32 support...
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I am curious of the numbers from Sweden, I don't know a single person using Bing other than yelling at it
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We have built our Sonos system during many years - first units bought back in 2009 and they are still being up
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In reply to Narg:If you are a gamer you may be correct - I don't know and I don't care. Gamers proba
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In reply to Waethorn:Amen
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In reply to Narg:I am personally fighting a constant battle of Intel display drivers that are not compatible w
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The USP for this SKU would be of they disable the automatic driver update that is the worst part of Windows 10
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Wow - I just realized that I haven't opened Skype in a month. All my contacts have moved on to other mess
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Wow - visualizations. Brings back memories från the 90s and the mac application soundjam. Great re-invention
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In reply to [email protected]:Latest number of users (Dec 2016) is 4,7 millions. The banks are pushing this
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Yey - yet another payment solution. Here in Sweden we have one solution (Swish) that is pretty ubiquitous cove
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I have made up my mind and have just one word to describe my computational future as a software developer: "Li
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Just moved into my new home - a farm with multiple buildings and a big main building. I want to control and mo
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In reply to jbinaz:Shipping and long time support commitment?
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Shortage of components should lead to lower shipment, not lower demand, right? I'd say that the decline i
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Hopefully The "Surface Pen Manufacturing Plant" is still operational...
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In reply to jimchamplin:"Yes, we can"
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Ahhh - the joy of having updates rammed down your throat when you at least expect them.
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In reply to MutualCore:If they would have just added the option to disable the automatic reboot I'd be a
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I don't mind the updates and reboots, but I do hate the automatic reboots! It is no longer possible to le
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"Microsoft did the PC expensive again" is maybe a better way of describing it.
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In reply to Breaker119:"form over function must prevail" Book of Ive 1:2
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I got my Newton MessagePad 2000 in 1998 and later upgraded it to MP 2100. In 2001 I wrote most parts of my mas
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Paul and Brad are doing a great job with the articles, almost compensating for the FDR show that I honestly ca
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In reply to BoItmanLives:It will always be the "next version of Windows" that we are waiting for and that will
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As long as they continue showing the future to developers at Build-conferences they will get away with it with
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And why is this different that other packaging technologies already available (Cordova and electron)? Sadly I
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In reply to SvenJ:I can not understand why you think the people publishing the exploits are the ones to blame.
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Looking at this with non-US eyes makes wonder if a) the backdoor was ordered by NSA and not patched by Microso
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In reply to hrlngrv:Apple's "goto fail" was also an honest mistake with potentially major implications. W
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Queue Clippy!
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In reply to MutualCore:Yes, I have stocks in MSFT, AAPL and AMZN (and I bet your insurance company is having a
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If I had to choose between a locked down windows 10 cloud Windows-as-a-Service device only running UWP from a
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In reply to Paul Thurrott:Thanks for that post, Paul. I am not so much bothered with the release schedule. Wha
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OK - saw you discussing it on First Ring Daily. Thanks.
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Surface sales are down - nothing to report?
Normally, each Microsoft report is scrutinized here on thurrott.com. However, I haven't found a trace of the Q3 FY2017 report (released on April 27) on this site. Why? I hate to think it is due to the 25% drop in revenue reported for the Surface line...
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In reply to lvthunder:And, some of our computers are not able to wake up from hibernation but others are.
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In reply to lvthunder:Sadly not, it seems to be a combination of OS and BIOS. See https://support.microsoft.co
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With the slow roll out of CU they have been communicating - will the CU distribution be completed before RS3 i
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They removed Wake On LAN support from power off in Windows 10 but now add Wake On Voice... Sigh....
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"This article isn’t about the abject lack of journalistic integrity that now grips my industry" This week ha
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Wow - the Microsoft version on Monday's Apple Mac Pro secret meeting. Is eurogamer.net the Windows-clone
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In reply to reason42:I fully agree that the support for DPI scaling is horrible, especially when moving betwee
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*crickets chirping*
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In reply to jimchamplin:Sorry but you must be joking. If you compare the situation back in 1996 with proprieta
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Just license the OS separately and finally allow us to run it on standard PC hardware (yes, not a hackintosh!)
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Do a Wallraff at Best Buy and ask for their advice on what computer to spec out and buy.
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My phone history for the last decade: Nokia N71 -> iPhone 3G -> iPhone 4S -> iPhone 5S and now iPhone
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Making it easier to become the next Pewdipie... It's this really what CU is all about and what the world
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Great way to weed out all the users that have enabled "Defer feature updates". I guess the clock starts at the
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In reply to Waethorn:Oh yes!
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In reply to Tony Barrett:I see so many new features in this update for all business users on Windows 10... (ir
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Why is everybody so up in arms about the reboot itself? I am forced to reboot my laptops at least once a day w
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FFS Microsoft - get your updates working!!!
The most fragile thing in the Known Universe must be Microsoft updates.
We have spent most of the day in the office trying to get the Office 365 update to install. Every time opening an office document, sending an email or while away from the computer for a couple of minutes the Office 365 upgrade window pops up.
Trying to upgrade and it fails with "Something went wrong" on all our machines with the error code 30088-28 (1715). Only reference we could find was to "Network connection error. New code no info" on answers.microsoft.com.
The solution was on another webpage - where this could be due to "an already existing installation of office". Hmmm, checked and we actually have two Office 365 installed - one in English and one in Swedish. Both looks like full installation, but the Swedish is actually only the language pack and dictionary. Uninstalling the Swedish language pack and the update could start and completed successfully. After reinstalling the Swedish Language pack, another "installation" of Office (with the "sv-se" extension in the name) shows up with the exact same version and install size...
"You can never solve a problem on the level on which it was created." - Einstein
Sorry for the rant - just needed to vent!
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In reply to SherlockHolmes:I hope they remember to implement the red cross in the top right corner to mean "ye
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They should check some free-to-play games in the App Store to get inspiration for more invasive ads. Maybe dus
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With the cross-licensing of x86-64 technology between AMD and Intel, the situation will be interesting in the
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Wow guys - you are talking about future updates to products that are not even released... I sure hope Microsof
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In reply to madthinus:Exactly! Twice now we have exceeded the quota of our LTE at the country house due to thr
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I'm still waiting for them to retire Skype Out, Skype Number and support for physical phones. I use my ol
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Wow - Microsoft is really liberal these days! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossplay
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In reply to chrisrut:
I agree fully - natural language must work.
However, I interact several times a day with
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From all of us living outside of Cortana-land: we are so excited for you.
If Microsoft don't roll out Co
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Amazingly the deal for the m3 Surface is available in Sweden. The other configurations don't have any deals.
A
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They are hell-bent on beating Playstation sales this holiday season.
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In reply to Narg:
Yeah, if it weren't for my mom that needs a new Mac I'd try this. My mom is self-employed in
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In reply to WP7Mango:
But if you go to your car dealer and ask for "a deal" or you want "to order", that's two
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"The average deal size we see in the pipeline is approximately 50 units"
In our business lingo, a "deal" is no
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They could fix it by releasing a version of OSX that could officially run on "standard" PC hardware. The days
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Fascinating news. A great way to kill the PC market for 2017. I can imagine many users (myself included) holdi
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In reply to Ukumio:
You are so right - sarcasm it is.
Giving numbers like the number of minutes spent in games
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You mean that the number of "Xbox Live active users" that Microsoft reports isn't as accurate as actual sales
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In reply to innitrichie:
After reading this post I have just started using OneNote less than 6 hours ago. Init
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In reply to MutualCore:
Throw more good money after bad?
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In reply to Waethorn:
You are probably right. With 4000 alpha members here at thurrorr.com and 400M Windows 10
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It's easy to laugh at the Apple Book. However, I have the previous book "The Work of the Apple Industrial Desi
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I guess Microsoft's telemetry data indicates that 99,9999% of the users never bother to click the "more detail
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It stayed off during the night and did not run down the battery.
Uninstalling definitely solved this problem o
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Uninstall took me through the day without issues on my primary laptop. I have it unplugged now and report back
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After last Tuesday updates my two HP ProBooks have started to hot-bag
Anyone else seen this?
After the Windows 10 updates that were rolled out last Tuesday I have started to get hot-bag problems on two laptops that have been working flawlessly sence they were reinstalled with Windows 10 about a year ago.
It has now happened a couple of times on my primary laptop (HP EliteBook 640) and now on my secondary (EliteBook 850) after applying the November updates.
Since the updates are now only distributed as one large file I'll try uninstall KB3200970 and see if it fixes this.
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Changing your Skype password during the show - Epic! Will you change ISPs mid-show next week? ;-)
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You're honing your skills and the show is getting better and better. Keep it focused and short. Rellay looking
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Premium articles on iOS Safari doesn't scale
Hi,
just noticed (2016-10-04 15:05 UTC) that all Premium articles are displayed too wide on my iPhone SE. All open articles show up fine (i.e. scaling to the device width).
/Mattias
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Thank God for answer from Lock Screen support! The old version was a mess, forcing me to always call back the