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except this law would make DST the official time of Florida, not standard time (though only if Congress changes a law that allows states to do so). Other states like Arizona have exempted themselves from DST, which the federal government allows them to do.

actually, it kinda is. FreeDOS has added a lot of nice features over the last few years. http://www.freedos.org/

Nice! I tried a 1080p mkv video on 2.2.8 before upgrading and it used around 8-9% CPU. After upgrading, played the same clip and it was under 1%. Nice performance increase there!

We've been using Discord for our podcast for a while now. At this point we're only using Skype for a short video portion of the show.

It's only in DMs as well. We record while letting our audience listen and because of that we can't use video.

What I hate (and it happened in the most recent SN) is when Steve explains something then Leo asks a question about the thing Steve just talked about. At least try and pay attention.

You don't even need to do the trick in this article. According to Paul Thurrott, you can still activate with a Windows 7 or 8.1 key: https://www.thurrott.com/windows/windows-10/142616/yes-can-s...

Telix scripts were great! Easy to learn and useful, I had mine set up to automatically upload and download my QWK mail packets.

it's the subsystem for running Linux. It's not actually Linux, and after enabling the subsystem you still have to actually get the Ubutntu image. That image is the Linux part.

It takes a little work, but SuSE can work with WSL too: https://www.suse.com/communities/blog/make-windows-green-par...

I appreciated the Princess Bride reference with "repos of unusual size"

get-alias will list all the aliases on your system.

The profile is here (at least in Windows 10, it might be in a different location in other versions): C:\Users\username\Documents\WindowsPowerShell\Microsoft.PowerShell_profile.ps1

as a kid my favorite Super Soaker was the one that had a backpack as the reservoir. It was threaded just like a garden hose, so I would hook the gun up to the hose instead.

Nice name. If people don't get the reference, Teletraan was the name of a series of computers from the Transformers series: http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Teletraan_I_%28G1%29

that's how I read it. I'm in the same boat.

A good example is the Fleischer Superman cartoons. No one disputes that DC (and Warner Bros.) owns Superman, but these cartoons have all entered the public domain.

It's not just their laptops. It's all Dell computers. When I started working in IT as a college student they were 5 digits, but I think they're all 7 digits now. I believe the service tag also brings up warranty information and the specs of the machine as ordered if you are logged in as an account with permissions (i.e. the one that ordered it).

it just worked for me. I sent an e-mail from my gmail address via outlook.com to a separate address and it came through almost instantly. Have you checked your settings? They made the switch a while back to using Gmail's SMTP servers for those accounts.

I believe that MS scans for malware, but Google also scans to provide context based advertising.