Uh, no. You don't have to provide any self-identifying information to create a Microsoft account and local accounts aren't accessible by Microsoft.

Sorry, but you fail. Try again.

It already did

Yes, it's bare metal backup and restore.

Oops, that link should be http://redobackup.org.

I prefer Redo Backup & Recovery. It's free and works very well.

The new icons remind me of BeOS. It's that whole isometric, pixel-art looking thing I suppose.

No, he'd be far worse off drinking that low grade swill.

My backup/travel phone is a Motorola VE66. It's a solid slider, being made out of a significant amount of metal. Technically it's a smartphone because it runs MotoMagx. It will run Quake II and ScummVM (among other various other things), but it has the long battery life and quick response of a dumbphone.

I just noticed that I replied to the wrong post. I meant to respond to your previous post, but at least you got the info.

And happy to help. Google can be aggravating with how often they move things around and limit or hide functionality.

Add "&tbs=li:1" to your keyword search string. For example:

https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&tbs=li:1

That will make it always use verbatim mode when you use keyword searching.

Actually, you can. You might be interested in this too.

If you can appropriate an HDTV, lay it on a slant (or attached to a swing arm) and attach some flipper buttons on the sides, you could have a pretty good pinball experience. Hell, you might be able to use a 3D TV if you want stereoscopy.

This appears to be your answer

The guy doesn't even know what pixel art is. It's a very specific type of digital art that involves creating images by manually placing each and every pixel by hand. It's comparable to the old ANSI art of the BBS days.

He's trying to claim that sprites from Street Fighter III and King of Fighters is pixel art, when it's certainly not. Those games are very obviously made using standard raster art techniques and tools.

That isn't anything I am willing to gamble my money on.

Maybe it isn't in the current "stable" release. I'm running nightly so perhaps it's just an omen for you right now.