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That Hotmail branding survived long after the purchase; in the last few years it's the same interface as their 365 business offering now, and under outlook.com branding.

It's time to drop cmd and use powershell, cd is an alias of set-location which handles this fine:

    PS C:\>cd \\server\share
    PS Microsoft.PowerShell.Core\FileSystem::\\server\share>

Thinking on it, I usually see it used in the British sense in politics, but often the American sense in business.

I try to avoid it; it's even more ambiguous than most Canadian compromises between British and American English.

I would think that having multiple universities within the city disqualifies it from being called a 'small town'.

It wasn't a surprise to me.

All medical cannabis in Canada has been shipped via Canada Post for almost two decades, and the same set of producers are handling recreational supplies. Extending this to recreational seems like a straightforward way to get things started.

Because you're holding it wrong.

The blacklisted file types are frequently changing, tanking your sync performance, and the client applications that use them communicate directly with their backend services.

I'm not saying it's a good reason, but it's not completely arbitrary.

The software, I would presume. The Snow Crash quote "America makes movies, music, and microcode" has never seemed more true.

Most of the e-cig/vape sites I've purchased from are running WooCommerce.

> What happens if you lose your Yubikey or similar?

Get two, leave one in your safe deposit box. Every service I've seen that supports U2F supports multiple tokens.

You can't really get a rate fixed over the entire amortization period in Canada, our 'fixed rate' mortgages are a 5 year lockin typically.

Information accessible here was SUPPOSED to be all public, with sensitive information located elsewhere, however a handful of improperly redacted documents were also published to the site. Here's a more technical article: https://evandentremont.com/some-information-on-the-freedom-o...

Nothing.

Decentralisation is the selling point of blockchain technology.

Anyone building on a blockchain that doesn't think decentralisation is beneficial in and of itself is a conman.

No, those are sensor failures, not external communications failures.

The human equivalent would be being unable to call someone for directions.

We might have known that, but I didn't know that they could be manufactured at scale and then assembled by the lowest common denominator while maintaining acceptable quality.

I thought that these techniques were stuck in my father's woodshop.

I haven't looked at SC2 specifically, but would be surprised if they were floats; I sometimes read game dev blogs and RTSs on average tend to be implemented using int/fixed-point based positioning, to eliminate floating point imprecision as a source of multiplayer sync issues.

I've never used it, but know it uses C#; but after a quick perusal of the docs seems to use mono, not the Microsoft implementation even on windows:

https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/WindowsDebugging.html

If you're setting up automated non-interactive installs, your job is to check for install failures and consult the documentation; I know that's part of my job.

I'd recommend a required installer flag forcing the user to make a decision, but I'm a user who generally leaves telemetry on.

It's not made by Syfy, the top rights belong to Alcon; Syfy just is the exclusive American distributor.

As far as I'm aware this has to do with the fact that major updates are being delivered in a manner that's basically equivalent to a full reinstall, causing a lot of settings to get reset to defaults. This update method is particularly common for the insiders, but still happens from time to time on the general builds: anniversary update, creator's update and such.

AWS major conference/product showcase is going on this week.

https://reinvent.awsevents.com/

Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon each dominate the frontpage for several days when their respective developer conferences are ongoing or just completed.

If you've got nat64 and dns64 setup, you should be ok for most things, but in many environments it's easier to dual stack - do both 4 and 6 on end hosts, rather than setting up nat64.

You're thinking of Will Wright; Peter Molyneux's classic fame was Populous and Black and White, and recent controversy Godus.

You've missed the joke; the contract referred to is marriage.

My reading of this is that it is a colloquialism indicating that that the initial actions are preparatory and in the background, with the third action being the actual cause of visible changes downstream.

If you don't have to pay and therefore authenticate, it's not really a store, but only a software repository.

It may not be true anymore, but it certainly was when the Xbox division was first conceived.

What's your alternative distribution model? How do you propose to bootstrap an independent value store unattached to existing national currencies? It seems that bitcoin mirrors that quote about democracy in that way, "the worst form except the others that have been tried."

1980 was thirty-five years ago, not twenty.

No, Microsoft has not been recommending .local, as this document, circa Windows Server 2000, states:

> Identify your organization's DNS owner and determine what registered DNS names you have available on the network that will host Active Directory.

> If you do not have a registered domain name, you should register a name with an Internet DNS registration authority.

https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb727085.aspx

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> A lot of gaming is phone/tablet rather than a PC.

You can take my ability to dissipate over a half kilowatt from my cold dead hands. Some games will always be better on PC because they can make use of the power.