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Tangentially, this makes me wonder if it's worth building a lightweight desktop shell (i.e. app launcher, file explorer, dock, etc.) for the 'Validation OS' version of Windows 11: https://docs.microsoft.com/en
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I invite you to read up on the truly awful Teams style OneOutlook client that MS are about to roll out: https://www.theverge.com/2022/5/18/23125532/microsoft-new-on...
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Thanks for that info. I'm currently putting the discs into a mid-range Panasonic UHD player, which is supposed to be able to convert HDR to SDR properly, but clearly it's not doing a good job of it.
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Does anyone know how well this works? I have a real-world use case: I have a full Atmos audio setup (7.1.4) and a projector for video. Now projectors don't do HDR very well[1], and to be honest I'm more interested in immersive aud
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I can invite you, let me know if you want me to?
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From the official source: https://twitter.com/lego_group/status/842115345280294912?lan... 'LEGO is always an adjective. So LEGO bricks, LEGO elements, LEGO sets, etc. Never, ever "legos."'
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One single piece of CSS instantly improves the look of plain html pages: body {font-family:sans-serif;} Beyond that, all other CSS is optional imho. And you don't need JavaScript to trigger back-end events, as a simple <A>
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Telnet was only dropped by default from Windows 7 onwards. Earlier versions of Windows had it installed. And if you want to be really specific, Hyperterminal could to telnet.
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This is correct. If the only cookies used are for site functionality, i.e. logging in to post, then no cookie banner is needed. A cookie banner is only needed it there are extra cookies for other purposes other than site-functionality, or a
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I picked up on this... My initial thought was, typing on a phone, and tapping the auto-complete for the word 'daddy' would automatically insert a space afterwards. It's quicker/easier to just live with the space, than de
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True, but I think you also have to add a VisualStyles API call as well to the Form_Load() Sub ? It's been a long time since I've done it though.
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Until Windows drops 32-bit compatibility, VB6 apps will continue to run fine even if they do look f'ugly against todays UI design. In fact there's probably still a significant amount of industrial/heavy-commercial in-house ap
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Non-Paywall version: https://archive.ph/ZhEPE
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The outlandish Doctor Who story that never was
(telegraph.co.uk)
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To be honest, it would be trivial to wire up a Telegram Bot to read posts that you send it, and to re-post them on a web based blog platform.
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Amazon still let you download DRM free MP3s for any music you've bought (well, as a Prime customer I still can, maybe it's different for non-Prime). I still buy CDs. That way the music is mine , and no-one can suddenly delete the
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20-ish years ago, Compaq went through this phase also. Every screw in their desktop machines were Torx. It was real pain as Torx drivers weren't commonly available (in the UK).
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If I was forced to only pick one, or at least one set of books it would be: The hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy. There are many better books I've read, but I grew up with these, and would want access to copies at all times in my
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Same here, glad I'm not alone in this. When I explain to people I can search 25 years of personal email via my current inbox, they just look at me like I'm making it up. When I switched to a personal Exchange server about 15 years
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Heathrow definitely. Yet still the UK holiday companies are endlessly pimping last minute summer deals with the knowledge that flights through July and August are going to be totally messed up.
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One day I'd like to write a rubbish Chess Engine purely for personal use, so that I can play chess against the computer and actually have a good probability of winning, instead of getting thrashed even on the 'easy' setting.
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Of course I don't dress 'fashionably'. I'm middle aged. My 'fashion' is my personal style - I like it, and stick with it. The fashion industry exists to sell more clothes, and I won't be part of it.
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I live in the following: - 2 pairs of jeans, on rotate - About 20 t-shirts - 20-ish sets of underwear + socks - About 3-4 sweaters/jumpers/hoodies - 1 pair of boots - 1 pair of worn out trainers That's basica
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I don't know about anyone else, but I have nerve endings in my skin, and they detect things like hot/cold/soft/hard/smooth/rough. The nerves then send electrical signals to my brain which decodes them into perc
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Hammer. With one, everything gets to be a nail.
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Facebook as a product is on a slow MySpace style decline. In some quarters it's even being referred to as 'BoomerBook', as that's the perception of who the users are that still use it. There's a reason why Meta are
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Don't forget the 3 'prequel' shorts, plus the Black Lotus anime series.
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I tend to recommend to people who've not seen it, to watch the Theatrical Cut first. Then watch The Final Cut, and keeping watching The Final Cut, and never re-watch the Theatrical. The Theatrical Cut obviously adds the narration, whic
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Excel spreadsheet with a strong password. It is shared with my partner. We both admin it, and have the same rights over it. Most sites allow copy/paste of credentials and for password generation there's a macro in the workbook tha
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If your system plans to be an embedded solution for personal use only, and you don't care about poor mainline Linux support, then the clone boards like the Banana Pi are still reasonably priced and available. I feel that people are bei
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