William_Kempf

"The feature doesn’t need a device to have a depth sensor in the camera like you need a TrueDepth camera on

In reply to codymesh:Let's not forget the lowly mouse. Microsoft made the first PC mouse, moving that bit

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In reply to EvangieWilde:Can't speak for Paul, but when looking for a book I look for one of these things

In reply to karma77police:"and women are not worth anyone's time, let alone dating and marriage"Wow. Just

In reply to TL_Lives:Uhm… Visual Studio 2019 is unlikely to come out before 3rd quarter of that year, which

In reply to rfog:Since Windows 7 support ends at about the same time this will come out, I'd say it'

In reply to mystilleef:Dabbling? They have more code in GitHub then anyone else.

In reply to nbplopes:Microsoft (or Google, Apple, etc.) buying GitHub doesn't have to mean forcing anyone

In reply to skane2600:2. Using reflection is NOT reverse engineering. Discovering APIs is something built-in t

In reply to skane2600:Keeping it "secret" doesn't change the law or its interpretation in any way. Contin

In reply to skane2600:While I'm on the side (mostly) that's concerned about this legal precedent and

The "brick" on the end looks huge in this picture. But, consider the real world size of the USB-C connector en

In reply to ym73:Exactly. Microsoft doesn't really have a money stream for data. Telemetry, while I'

In reply to MikeGalos:Mine (still use my Pro) held up surprisingly well. Far better than the non-replaceable b

Not sure anything can save Google when it comes to hardware. How is this different than Motorola, who they bou

In reply to Angusmatheson:Funny... I use Cortana on my Android phone all the time.

In reply to jimchamplin:Something's dead, and I think it's between his ears.

In reply to OMR:Maybe. The Spectre exploit is all over the news right now, but there's no evidence it wil

It's word play, but you can't blame Intel for not wanting to call this a bug. The general attitude t

In reply to nbplopes:Nope. I have an issue with calling it A/B Testing when it's not. There's valid

In reply to karma77police:I should have read more of your post. I gave up with the childish personal attacks.Y

In reply to Steve78:Bile? As for inaccurate, I'm waiting for anyone to point them out. I can defend what

In reply to nbplopes:Except it's not really A/B testing, now is it? I don't have a problem with what

In reply to karma77police:Why is 64 bit better? Start with that question. If you can't answer it, you

In reply to karma77police:Only ignorant trolls believe 64 bit software is universally better, when in reality

In reply to skane2600:There's 32-bit Windows Pro already. There's also very few 64 bit applications,

In reply to karma77police:Most of the "dumb" phones last about 8 hours. Now consider it's the same basic

In reply to Delmont:Wow. You ask a question, specifically in reply to me, I respond with a reasonable answer,

In reply to Delmont:For a stationary peripheral, like the keyboard, a wire is the way to go. For something who

In reply to hrlngrv:Cygwin, et. al., are hacks that only mostly work. Getting the necessary developer tools se

In reply to Wizzwith:Maybe. Windows Hello is very simple and convenient... but my experience there is with a c

In reply to wocowboy:Apple Faithful, including the likes of Daring Fireball, have stated publicly that they di

In reply to Bats:The web is a horrible place for Apps, which is why Paul's excitement here is a bit mispl

In reply to jimchamplin:Techies... and home automation fans. Yes, a niche market today, but home automation wo

In reply to hrlngrv:They've stated why WSL. It was for developers, specifically Web developers, to have a

In reply to skane2600:Depends on the "creative" activity. Photographers, for instance, need such on-the-go act

The IntelliMouse was my favorite mouse ever... except for the wire. I won't use a wired mouse again, plai

In reply to BoItmanLives:I'm not at all sure that's true, but regardless, I wasn't making that

In reply to karma77police:I've never had Minecraft installed on my machines (multiple) running Win10, muc

In reply to Waethorn:Do you even have kids? Kids aren't playing Destiny 2 or GTA (teens, sure, probably,

Hmm... a reputable and widely read source has data showing reliability issues versus a questionable source mak

In reply to Maverick009:Uhh... don't think you really know that much about UWP. All of the applications y

In reply to karma77police:Yep. I'm SURE they listened to YOU. *rolls eyes*Microsoft is unlikely to have a

In reply to karma77police:Riiiiiight....

In reply to DataMeister:MS doesn't charge developers to submit an app. At one point they charged for you

In reply to MachineGunJohn:Out of context I fully get what you mean when you say the Teams UX is poor... but i

In reply to hrlngrv:Broken logic. Chromebooks run a variant of Linux, and can theoretically run any Linux appl

In reply to hrlngrv:10S can't join a Domain == meant for consumers

In reply to hrlngrv:Chromebooks run web apps only. We can all point out how bad the current app store is, but

In reply to chrisrut:10S isn't meant to be used as a workstation OS. It's for consumers and educatio

In reply to Andrea_Barbera:Except, 10 S is a response to Chromebooks. The comparison is made for a reason.And,

Paul, these overly strong statements are annoying. Win10s won't ever be ready for me, but you're wro

In reply to CrownSeven:I'd rather he explain the drag/drop assertion. As a long time WPF dev, I can tell

In reply to Michael_Miller:It's not spin, and you're reading the wrong thing out of it. Paul also sa

In reply to W7PRO_JUST_WORKS:Yeah, they saved employee jobs by giving something away for free. That's the