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I bought my Xbox one S there because they had mad dealzzz on them when I inquired about being to try the HoloLens they said syrup have to go on a 40-minute store tour where they show off all of their Solutions and then at the end they let you play with one for a bit
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Jimmy Carter posted:I bought my Xbox one S lol
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mishaq posted:lol
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a fool and his time/money
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# ? Aug 13, 2017 05:24 |
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heard that they're doing or did a halo vr promotion apparently they put the headset on you and you watch a kickass prerendered cutscene in 3d and then they shuffle you into another room where you can play halo on a big ol normal tv
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lolquote:In a leaked chart, return rates for Surface Book hit around 17 percent during its launch period, and remained above 10 percent for six months. Surface Pro 4 return rates also reached around 16 percent during launch, but dropped below 10 percent after just over a month. Conversely, Surface Pro 3 launched with 11 percent return rates that quickly dropped below 10 percent and have remained at roughly 5 or 6 percent throughout its lifetime. The Surface Book has suffered from consistently higher return rates than any other Surface product throughout the nearly two years it has been on sale. verge article the original paul-chan source has some tidbits as well quote:But the net result was that Microsoft had to push out some existing designs quickly to get ahead of the reliability issues. The result was Surface Laptop, an uninspiring product whose origin is years old (Julie Larson-Green was still working at that part of Microsoft at the time), and the new Surface Pro, which is obviously just a minor update. More forward-leaning products like a new Surface Hub, code-named Aruba, and a mobile device code-named Andromeda, were pushed back, in the former’s case to 2019.
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surface laptop: obsolete on arrival
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Boiled Water posted:microsoft: obsolete on arrival
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# ? Aug 14, 2017 17:49 |
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just laughing at the fact that lenovo can write better drivers than microsoft
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# ? Aug 14, 2017 18:06 |
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microsoft is very bad and writes bad software
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# ? Aug 14, 2017 18:08 |
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your avatar is excellent btw
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Sapozhnik posted:your avatar is excellent btw
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Asymmetric POSTer posted:microsoft is very bad and writes bad software VSCode is pretty good it's also free, what's going on?
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Sapozhnik posted:your avatar is excellent btw FMguru posted:it really is thanks had to give richard a few $$$ to help him eat
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yah forums revenue is down like 92% due to summer
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Sapozhnik posted:your avatar is excellent btw
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# ? Aug 14, 2017 18:42 |
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that generation surface is still not qualed for work because of the sleep issue. even when they fixed it generally if they ever did it doesn't work with bit9 lol.
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jesus loving christ I just had to reinstall 10 because this operation system poo poo all over itself and now it's spamming me with hardware disconnect/reconnect audio every five seconds. anything happening in device manager from a flakey device? no. anything in the system log about devices disconnecting/reconnecting? no. what's causing it? IT MAKES THAT loving SOUND EVERY TIME IT UPDATES A BUNDLED APP IN THE BACKGROUND? It claims this is being done through the WindowsUpdateClient in the event source. Does the windows update UI tell me it is doing anything? No. Does the windows shitstore app where this stuff should be showing it updates have anything listed there? NO. ITS JUST MAKING loving NOISES FOR BACKGROUND TASKS BECAUSE ITS A PILE OF HORSE poo poo.
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# ? Aug 15, 2017 05:12 |
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lmao. how in the gently caress did it assign a sound to that kind of event?
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# ? Aug 15, 2017 05:30 |
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i turned off all system sounds so i have no idea what sounds windows likes to make these days
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# ? Aug 15, 2017 06:05 |
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click click click click click click thunk
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# ? Aug 15, 2017 06:22 |
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yeah turn off system sounds you fuckig idiot
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# ? Aug 15, 2017 07:33 |
Maximum Leader posted:yeah turn off system sounds you fuckig idiot dont sign your posts
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Maximum Leader posted:yeah turn off system sounds you fuckig idiot lmao windows has literally broken your brain
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Maximum Leader posted:It is now safe to turn off system sounds
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:jesus loving christ I just had to reinstall 10 because this operation system poo poo all over itself and now it's spamming me with hardware disconnect/reconnect audio every five seconds. anything happening in device manager from a flakey device? no. anything in the system log about devices disconnecting/reconnecting? no. what's causing it? IT MAKES THAT loving SOUND EVERY TIME IT UPDATES A BUNDLED APP IN THE BACKGROUND? It claims this is being done through the WindowsUpdateClient in the event source. Does the windows update UI tell me it is doing anything? No. Does the windows shitstore app where this stuff should be showing it updates have anything listed there? NO. ITS JUST MAKING loving NOISES FOR BACKGROUND TASKS BECAUSE ITS A PILE OF HORSE poo poo. ive never heard it do that for my apps.
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# ? Aug 15, 2017 14:53 |
Shaggar posted:ive never heard it do that for my apps. this, tho my xps seems to be fighting a phantom usb device as of late
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Boiled Water posted:VSCode is pretty good it's also loving dogshit
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Last Chance posted:it's also loving dogshit it's legit good if you don't have to use it on an embedded system
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Last Chance posted:it's also loving dogshit it's incredibly good and i've been super impressed with the features added each and every update
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# ? Aug 15, 2017 15:18 |
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which is amazing because visual studio proper is a pile of poo
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akadajet posted:which is amazing because visual studio proper is a pile of poo visual studio is pretty good too imo, but in my use case it competes with rstudio
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akadajet posted:it's incredibly good and i've been super impressed with the features added each and every update Agreed, it's really good, but with their big updates it's often a good idea to wait a bit for them to fix the slew of significant bugs they introduce. They really need to steal the merge resolution UI from the normal visual studio though.
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cinci zoo sniper posted:visual studio is pretty good too imo, but in my use case it competes with rstudio turds competing with poo poo
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# ? Aug 15, 2017 15:58 |
Boiled Water posted:turds competing with poo poo yeah rstudio is bafflingly bad if you ever have as much as heard of an ide
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cinci zoo sniper posted:yeah rstudio is bafflingly bad if you ever have as much as heard of an ide i like to believe it's made to emulate a very early version of matlab, from a description of someone who used matlab briefly
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Boiled Water posted:i like to believe it's made to emulate a very early version of matlab, from a description of someone who used matlab briefly i wouldn't be surprised it's competing with matlab 92 in hadley's mind or something. either way, new job gave me visual studio seat no questions asked, so im fairly happy. have to give microsoft rtvs team mad props for doing too much drugs or whatever is that they do to have insane response rates and levels on github issues
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just fire everyone but the vs team and raymond chen satya
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laffo hp skating to where they already melted the ice from last week's game and put in basketball floorquote:While Windows roadmaps purportedly leaked to a blog last week appear to have a big hole in them where mobile should be, HP Inc tells us it has been assured by Redmond there are no plans to drop Continuum. HP is the sole major mobile vendor committed to the Windows Mobile Edition of Windows 10 and bet big on Continuum, the multimode "use-your-phone-as-a-PC" feature on which some of HP's ambitions rest. El Reg was impressed by HP's plans to build an ecosystem around the multi-mode capabilities of the HP Elite x3 phone, which doubles up as a PC replacement. (Or tries to.) Launching in over 50 markets, the ecosystem includes a streaming apps service HP Workplace to fill in the app gap, and even a "lap dock." HP pitched it at field workers and verticals. The only thing letting Inc-ers down was the quality of the software from Microsoft. Spring came and went without the expected improvements to Continuum. Unauthorised briefings last week suggest the Windows Mobile branch of Windows 10 is now an orphan.
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carry on then posted:
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