One of the reasons I bought an Apple Watch was for its fall detection feature. I go riding, including on trails, by my self quite regularly. I hoped that it would provide a measure of emergency protection. Does it detect a fall when I bang my hand down on the back of the knife to cleave a bone? Yup. Does it detect a fall when I do a Laugh In level bicycle tip over (Google it)? Yup. Did it alert when I tagged a handlebar on a tree and got flipped off the trail landing 8 feet down an embankment, knocked unconscious briefly with broken ribs and a bruise lung? Nope. Not a peep.

I don't care if the new version shines or not, I just want it to work. Microsoft's development of Office products has been abysmal. There is a completely different UI with differing degrees of features and functionality on the various platforms. For example, the Mac version of Outlook does not support Contact Groups which is a pretty fundamental feature for an email client. They also have questionable priorities. For example, users of Teams can now use emojis, but the members of a team are still listed in an apparently random order and cannot be sorted. If Office 365 were a fairly new product to the market it would crash and burn.

may be purchased.
Who wants a .zil domain name? Perhaps this announcement was a bit premature.

A human existence without human contact is a desperately dark future.

Don't ever do that again.

Ok? Then we're good. Go about building your next business.

You can't blame me for being a skeptic. This kind of "punishment" just ensures that companies will continue to rip off their customers.

For those that missed it, Al has posted a registration code on the home page of the Cap.n Magneto site. And to all the haters out there, no, Al is not still trying to earn money off this 35 years later.

Got to http://www.capnmagneto.com/ind... and look at Al's most recent posting.

You need to read what he wrote again. Test started at 12:33 and finished at 12:56. But at 12:45, in the middle of the test, the student clicked on the course module, which presumably has the information in it that they are being tested on. That is the electronic version of opening the text book in the middle of an exam.

I know nothing about Canvas and am not defending it, just pointing out that you are inappropriately attacking the poster.

Many years ago we had a blog of our travels. It was a small audience of mostly friends and fellow travelers. We put an ad banner at the top hoping to get some small amount of money to offset the hosting costs. After about 6 months we got a communication from Google that our account was suspended and that I would have a lifetime ban from ever using Google Adsense again. On our next installment we wrote about that in passing, along with more tails of our travels. One friend emailed us telling us that it might have been him as he always clicked the ads, sometimes multiple times, in a misguided effort to help us out. Apparently that's all it takes to get bounced from Google. And unless you're a major player for a huge audience, there is no recourse.

What about the other components of a breathable atmosphere? Oxygen makes up only 21% of Earth’s atmosphere. Breathing pure oxygen for an extended period of time is toxic to a human.

Sorry. It was last fall and I'm over 60. I can't remember what I had for dinner yesterday. I was trying to research a problem with M/S Office 365 administration or something related. I know, that doesn't help you.

I keep trying their search engine and give up almost immediately. The most recent time, a few months ago, I tried searching for a technical article from Microsoft. Even after typing in the exact title of the article DDG couldn't find it. It wasn't a subscription article, or one one of their obscure servers. I keep coming to the conclusion that DDG, while well intended, is mostly useless as a search engine.

But I've been doing that for years. Maybe there is some hidden attribute to iMessage that I've been missing. Do I have a special iPhone that somehow does something that Apple thinks can't be done. I'm serious confused by this. iMessage is just texting.

I use Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Edge, in roughly that order. Despite standards, somethings don't work in one browser but work fine in another.

We'd obviously be growing potatoes, right?