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How about treating AI with the contempt we hold for human CEOs? Is he OK with that?
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Powered by "diffusion-based algorithms," Cocreator can generate images based on text prompts as well as your own doodles in the Paint app. Draw this, but with straight lines
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why? couldn't have they just make a new app and leave paint alone? Now they are going to brake it or make it unusable
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This preview focuses on quality-of-life improvements for all developers and workloads. What? No new AI features?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: What? No new AI features?
They were suffering abstinence from icons, they had to go back at least for this update.
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Recall can take screenshots of everything a user does on the company's new AI-powered laptops Maybe they'll fine them before the feature gets released?
Saves time
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Is AI recall sponsored by Seagate?
modified yesterday.
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Joe Woodbury wrote: Is AI recall sponsored by Seagate?
I would go more for SchwAIzerneger 
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Since the announcement of the RustRover Public Preview eight months ago, we’ve been hard at work shaping our vision for this feature-rich Rust IDE. Like their other IDEs, but this one could do with some sanding and new paint
There must be someone with a Land Rover that's already using the name RustRover?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: There must be someone with a Land Rover that's already using the name RustRover?
I had such an issue, but it was with a Ford Ka
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Microsoft says that the Windows Update for Business, which helps in the deployment of such feature updates, now adds the option for admins to choose between whether that update is "required" or "optional" for their users. Gone force-installed updates, enter coerced updates
Windows corruption by any other name smells as sweet.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Windows corruption by any other name smells as sweet.
We say that it doesn't matter if a monkey is dressed with silk, it is still a monkey.
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Microsoft says WinUI 3 and WPF are the native UI platforms to invest in going forward. Ah ha haHAha ha! Good joke, dude.
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Is there a betting pool as to when Microsoft changes their mind?
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Joe Woodbury wrote: Is there a betting pool as to when Microsoft changes their mind?
Microsoft is asking to be the new Google
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What if your clipboard were a place AI could work its magic? With the PowerToys Advanced Paste update, it’s all possible (for a small fee). I'm afraid I can't paste that, Dave
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Are they messing with copy paste? Here is something that can break the internet as we know it...
For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.(John 3:16) ![Badger | [badger,badger,badger,badger...]](https://www.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Images/badger.gif)
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Clickok wrote: Here is something that can break the internet as we know it
as long as it doesn't break their pocket... they don't give a crap
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We finally get "paste without formatting" and now this.
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To provide you with the most modern and efficient options, we are replacing VBScript with more advanced alternatives such as JavaScript and PowerShell. Find out what VBScript deprecation means for you and how you can get ready. What's the word for reading an obituary when you thought the feature was already dead?
There has to be one of those long German words for it?
That sound you hear is a couple of ASP classic websites about to go dark.
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So will the Windows Scripting Host also be depreciated. It's the VBScript engine for Windows.
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It would probably have to - it sounds like they're pulling the DLL, so that would kill all those.
They have been pushing WSH users for a while to go to PowerShell. That's a bumpy transition. 
TTFN - Kent
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My plan to ignore VBScript paid off! (Okay, they pay was poor, but...)
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Quote: It's often embedded within HTML pages to add dynamic interactivity and functionality to web pages ...
Excuse me?! 
IIRC, that only ever worked in Internet Explorer. Given the limited reach, I don't think it was "often" used in HTML even back in the 90s. In the words of The Big Yin[^], I'd be "shocked and stunned, and more than a little amazed" if anyone was still using it in HTML today.
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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I was thinking/hoping that was a poor description of ASP Classic. But I might be giving them too much credit.
TTFN - Kent
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