Comment How on earth... (Score 1) 252
.. do people use this much data. Are you trying to download the internet?
.. do people use this much data. Are you trying to download the internet?
That old chestnut. No one will ever find it, right?
Rule #1 to live by: Don't click on anything in an email, from any source.
"It is quite interesting how Microsoft isn't letting users go back to Windows 10 S from Windows 10 Pro without having to completely reset their devices".
Makes perfect sense to me. 10S is locked to the windows store, so who knows what sort of crap you might have installed on there before reverting to Win10. A full reinstall is really the only way to ensure that you dont have any lingering shit.
... how can they afford drugs????
if the site uses JavaScript, and you wont turn on JavaScript until its proved itself, how will it ever do that?
... of this "earned" money is still in the company? I would be interested to see the take home pay (and shareholder drawings) of the shysters, I mean directors, who run this company.
product keys "known to have been stolen" from Microsoft's supply chain
Even if they know the authorized licensee, they don't know who is using the keys thousands of times
There is no authorized licensee - they were stolen. Because they don't know who stole them, they are asking for the subpoena.
You are correct, I have been limited to 2 posts in a 24 hour period since this: http://slashdot.org/comments.p...
I made 2 comments, both got modded Troll. Go me.
It seems with my upgrade to "Bad" Karma, I can post more again (which is both a blessing and a curse).
You are doing it wrong. So, so wrong.
I have worked on SQL server instances with around 100Gb of data and we never have deadlocks: performance is great.
Give SQL a fast disk, a metric ton of memory, and some performance tuning and its sweet.
haha, yeah, I made a comment once (a long time ago) and got massively downvoted. My karma has never recovered (wait! its not Terrible anymore, but Bad - I guess that's an improvement?)
Microsoft's acquisition of Xamarin is more about enhancing the market share of the toolsets than "giving up" on Windows.
Compiling for Windows is ridiculously easy with Xamarin, and with the acquisition I can see them enhancing the toolset for Android and iOS to make this easier than it is now.
I believe that this is more about making SQL Server skills (programming, not administration) more compatible across platforms, which enables people to learn one technology and move platforms easier.
Looking at the map, it looks like they made a pretty effective moat (except for that pesky road).
All they need to repel invaders is some catapults!
What sort of mansion do you live in???
... why do they care?
Repeat sales? How many thermostat controllers do you need?
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