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 Service Pack 3, of course
TTFN - Kent
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#realJSOP wrote: Don't bother me until v5.1 is available.
v6 at the end of 2021 seems to be the one to target.
1 .NET 5 feature set has been cut.
2 .NET 6 is slated to be the long-term servicing release (LTSR).
Kevin
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Lakefield combines several of the ideas Intel has been working on over the past few years: ultra-low-power CPUs, 3D packaging, and always-on connectivity. Do they come with new bugs?
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A software developer has tweeted about how wearing a VR headset for hours a day has damaged his eyesight. "Can I do it until I need glasses?"
Mental note: don't stare at a single thing for six hours a day.
Except my laptop screen, of course.
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I see how that could happen. Oh, wait, I guess I don't.
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Microsoft says that USB printer port will not be available for customers with devices running Windows 10, version 1903 or later if they disconnect the printer while shutting down the computer. Good thing we're all working in paperless offices
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We have to give them one thing...
They are being elephanting creative while creating weird issues. I mean... seriously?
 
M.D.V. 
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That might explain it - the team working on the icons is now working on the fixes. Being creative.
TTFN - Kent
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Personally, if I were orbiting Saturn, I'd want to stick around as long as possible. But Titan, however, is not me, and is hightailing it away from the planet — receding from Saturn 100 times faster than expected. That's what happens when you put a ring on it
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More interesting than the fact of receding would be to know which direction will it take once free of the gravity of Saturn...
and if Bruce Willis and his team will still be free just in case 
because I give for granted that we will have bigger nukes capable to deal with a whole planet sooner than that...
M.D.V.
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Nelek wrote: and if Bruce Willis and his team will still be free
Armageddon sick of these jokes. 
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Don't comet it to me, if you just wanna miss the thing, take another orbit... but OK I'll drop the joke to the ashtral
M.D.V.
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But did you notice that the Moon is doing the same thing at a slower rate.
So Space 1999 was prophetic?
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It’s time to take a step beyond TDD in order to write better software that actually runs well in production. That step is observability driven development. For those times you look at the code and think, "That's ODD"
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Opening sentence;
Quote: The most successful software development movement of my lifetime is probably test-driven development
I stopped reading.
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Academics detail a new vulnerability named CrossTalk that can be used to leak data across Intel CPU cores. "Talk, talk, it's all talk. Too much talk"
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These are words that start with a D this time.
"They have a consciousness, they have a life, they have a soul! Damn you! Let the rabbits wear glasses! Save our brothers! Can I get an amen?"
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Microsoft says that external displays might go black if Windows 10, version 2004 users try to draw in apps including but not limited to Microsoft Office Word and Whiteboard. Is this a new problem? I'm drawing a blank.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Is this a new problem? I'm drawing a blank.
Nah... this is a screnshot of the place where they put the QA and the suggestions of the insiders. 
M.D.V.
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I used to be .NET beta tester, participated in Windows Insider Program...
All these were very good and important to me... convinced me to abandon Windows totally on my private computer (can't do it at work unfortunately). Not even a single VM of Windows...
I call that a success...
"The only place where Success comes before Work is in the dictionary." Vidal Sassoon, 1928 - 2012
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Quote: Redmond does say that they are working on a fix for this issue to be released in a future Windows 10 2004 version.
Which will presumably also introduce at least three more problems.
"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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Like any other tool such as a hammer or a knife, technology can be used not only for good but also for harm. If you outlaw facial recognition, only outlaws will use facial recognition
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