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carry on then posted:it's a good talk but god drat does he come across like he's smarter than anyone who builds things because he can tear them down he wrote a Linux bsp for the PS4 without documentation which sounds like it was quite the undertaking then again with Sony it may have been harder to do with the documentation than without...
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qirex posted:sometimes I wonder if microsoft even knows that most of the stuff people put in spreadsheets isn't numbers see also: outlook and ctrl f
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anthonypants posted:#1 is python as an alternative to vba lmao it qualifies as “literally anything else” so I guess I’m for it
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LastInLine posted:that was in there but unbelievably "has anyone ever in the history of this program existing ever pasted in data with formatting except by accident?" was not yes but only if it’s another excel document
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Oct 19, 2017 01:39
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Boiled Water posted:this site has three different icons for visual studio code, none of which are the right one Microsoft understands Linux
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Nov 1, 2017 15:55
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:I don't think long paths have been an actual issue for a long time now it and paths with spaces in their names is still a problem for a lot of command line stuff
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Nov 7, 2017 03:19
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Microsoft doesn’t test or debug so I don’t know why you’d pay extra for their tools to do that
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Nov 7, 2017 15:37
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:was weird enough that i ended up investigating a bit: it is not actually their binary, it is a licensed copy of mathtype, and one presumes that the dessci was either being difficult about it or had actually lost the code that’s interesting. it’s also possible that they had the source but lost something required to build it. it’s a third party tool they licensed so it wasn’t necessarily built with vc6
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Nov 20, 2017 18:48
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Boiled Water posted:maybe just maybe it's time to put equation editor out to pasture you trust modern ms to make something backwards compatible with all .doc files? if not old unpatched versions will have to be floating around on people’s computers waiting to be exploited
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Celexi posted:zune v 2334444 dies playsforsure* *no longer plays
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Jenny Agutter posted:wtf everything was in my recycle bin the outlook way of storing things
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flakeloaf posted:i'm genuinely interested in the tech behind controllers and have been since i unplugged my atari controller and wondered why they needed eight pins for four directions and a button presumably: up, down, left, right, button, vdd, gnd, either another gnd or nc
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eschaton posted:I would watch that TV show if the people making the show were doing it to make fun of them hosted by snoop, but notch and moot can’t tell they’re being made fun of https://twitter.com/SnoopDogg/status/637666358751133696
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FrozenVent posted:lol if you aren’t emailing people outside your organization 10 times a day but those you already have a relationship with should be added to your address book so go into the inbox could work if you do continue to skim that external box a couple times a day
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pseudorandom name posted:Microsoft won't just give it to you for nothing. apparently that disability thing expired on december 31 so  https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/accessibility/windows10upgrade
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can’t believe trump jumped straight to war crimes
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remember when Microsoft paid Delta to use a bunch of surface tablets and phones MS couldn’t sell? let’s see how that’s goinge.pilot posted:The Surface is literally the worst piece of modern tech I've used.
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r u ready to WALK posted:And the iPad can't run the flight manual software that one "tech savvy" employee wrote in visual basic 20 years ago and that has never been updated after he quit Microsoft dumped the ARM surfaces on Delta and had to pay Jeppesen to port their software
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r u ready to WALK posted:The first 5 minutes of eve valkyrie is insanely cool and atmospheric, but then it's a giant disappointment when you realize there's no single player campaign and just a bunch of random skirmishes with little variety and it gets old really fast. not everything can be exciting as eve online’s spreadsheets, mining and gate sentry duty
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flakeloaf posted:one neat trick to alienate your customers on metered internet connections they have a product for them it’s the Xbox 360
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Mar 8, 2018 19:11
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that was their response for deployed troops
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you can’t use the Ubuntu on Windows thing on ltsb you also can’t install docker for Windows because of that
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Potato Salad posted:Why are people bringing up use cases that aren't relevant the use case is my work laptop which inexplicably has ltsb on it
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Potato Salad posted:Definitely take out your anger on MS and not the it team that can't keep up with W10 servicing for laptops i mean MS isn't helping the issue: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/itpro/windows-10/release-information also this came up at a microsoft azure training even where one of the steps was to install docker. i've never heard a louder sigh after the MS rep looked at winver
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infernal machines posted:
doesn't ring a bell  there we go
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univbee posted:what do you do on enterprise ltsb for a calculator? do you straight-up need a third party solution? calc.exe is there source: my company's it inexplicably deploys laptops on ltsb
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ltsb is supposed to be for embedded systems, the one intended for enterprise laptops/desktops is "current branch for business" https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/itpro/windows-10/release-information
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i just want the linux subsystem
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:considering how obvious a shitshow the current state of iot is this actually seems like a really good plan by microsoft its based on a loving cortex a7
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Apr 18, 2018 01:34
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microsoft account i thought, probably an ancient msn messenger account or something
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Apr 23, 2018 01:00
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Gazpacho posted:nb: eric lundgren is a bullshitter everyone needs to click through to this, this is bitcoiner level "mycrimes.pdf" the email on page 18-19 is amazing for example
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Apr 28, 2018 20:55
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too much stuff on his desktop so windows gave up a good feature imo
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no loving way^M ^M this is amazing^M
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May 8, 2018 20:27
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wow i'll definitely make sure and look at these things the next time i go to a microsoft office to be trained on their linux offerings
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Endless Mike posted:ms laid off their xbox support team and replaced them with volunteer "ambassadors" didn't some mmo get into trouble with violating labor laws when they "hired" volunteer GMs or some such? wait, trump is president, nevermind
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NEED MORE MILK posted:offical microsoft statement released just subcontract it through IBM
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the gpo has defined behavior, the registry is undefined and can change at any time without warning if this was the win95 days when MS spent a ton of time maintaining compatibility with programs that used hacks or private APIs or whatever then that’d be one thing but current MS can barely manage to not break their documented stuff
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:I mean, that's technically true but GPOs are just protected reg keys that map to the standard ones and the GPO template defines that mapping. They can break in the same way that anything else can. in theory microsoft tests the GPOs of course they don't test anything anymore so i guess it doesn't matter
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