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  • i'm waiting for him to claim he literally put it in his pocket and because congress is on recess it's a pocket veto (which, of course, is not how those work)

  • it's intentionally completely vague so users don't know what they're getting when they buy it.

    's mode' limits all application installs to store apps, which microsoft gets their standard fees for.. plus all the sweet user data and tracking that comes along for the ride.

    turning 's mode' off (i.e. reverting to a standard install of windows) by 'normal' means requires installing a tool from the 'store' that requires a microsoft account to get, which then gets linked to your install and your pc.. so they get your info one way or the other.

  • where i am, this type of work would require planning and submission to the state dept of natural resources (DNR) for approval.

    they would not have given it.

  • to get a true 'microsoft experience' he should have use a new laptop, one with windows 11 's mode' on it and only 8gb ram--since microsoft now claims that's enough.

  • anything sharp enough to damage the dishwasher bins or a person should be hand washed. unless you're running a food service operation and have to use the dishwasher (the appliance).

  • one. because i prefer french toast or waffles as my maple syrup delivery mechanism.

  • you can decrypt, convert to the newer apfs, and then re-encrypt. the end of the article explains the process. back up your stuff first, just in case.

  • that 3 million would have been better spent doing something to improve that state's education system, which ranks anywhere from bottom-5 among states to dead last (source: usnews, wallethub).

    this politically-motivated university 'center' will drag it down

  • and blamed when everything isn't magically fixed before the next mid-terms.

  • lord dipshit has managed to bankrupt casinos. not once, not twice... but six times. so why not another industry that, in the u.s. with this 'leadership', can basically print money?

  • he's not the type to understand that 'no' means 'no'

  • probably something like:dontgetcaughtlooking..dontgetcaughtlooking..dontgetcaughtlooking..zomg!!!!!!ihopenobodysawme...

  • and all that was inside was a smelly shoe with a can of soup stuffed in it. thanks amazon.

  • if that's truly from 1957, the whole setup would have several pieces that size. the 803 a few years later was three (one about this size, two a little smaller), plus user console, printer, tape reader. nearly 2000 lbs worth of equipment.

  • clear bios settings (power off and unplugged, momentarily short the jumper next to the cr2032 battery), pull card if you have integrated graphics on your cpu. if the system can boot back to bios--reset to defaults, do NOT enable xmp/expo yet. you may also need to disable secure boot for your os. once the system boots and shutdown ok, put the card back in and switch monitor over to it (and only it for now). then boot back up. see what drivers got loaded by the kernel for the video card.

  • i could count on one hand the number of users i've run across that absolutely had to have the real microsoft office. an alternative like libreoffice works just as well for nearly everyone.

  • when i lived in the city ~ 25 years ago, the 'upscale' grocery chain not only had wide aisles, but they were carpeted, too.. and short people like my mom (~ 5ft) could reach the top shelf.