It has never⦠donâ(TM)t know why it ate my apostrophe.

Microsoft had/has an app store. Itâ(TM)s never gotten developer or customer traction.

Applications written directly using APIs on the platform theyâ(TM)re running on (Windows, macOS, Linux, etc. this is in contrast to progressive web apps (PWAs) or platforms like Electron, which are intended to be more portable, but donâ(TM)t âoefeelâ like the platform theyâ(TM)re running on, even if they hook into platform-specific APIs too.

Should we call stored procedures people? Should we call DLL's people? Should we call Visual Basic applications people? Should we call all the icons on your iPhone people? Seriously. He should be publicly shamed forever for ever making such a ridiculous statement.

Windows has supported USB in the loader since Vista. It was necessary for USB boot, which was first added - partially - in XP. Windows PE (which underlies RE) has supported USB peripherals from its inception. Just no PnP initially.

Seattle's Cinerama - now "SIFF Downtown", is one of my favorite screens...

You know, that'll probably work. Might see how that'll go.

If someone were to build a third party website or tool that let me keep track of subscriptions for youtube, in a manner that doesn't wind up changing every 3 weeks (unlike youtube's front page), without needing a youtube account, I'd delete my youtube account in about 1 minute flat.

Yep. Let's add to this another stunner:

Darth Vader Not Getting Paid, Because Return Of The Jedi Still Isn't Profitable. Nevermind that, adjusting for inflation, Return of the jedi was the film with the 15th highest gross to date.

But hey, You know, if it's not making a profit, then you don't have to pay anyone their share.

Billy Ripkin already has that trademarked...

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The directors commentary on the dish suggests that a lot of the old equipment was just sitting around in a spare room, and all they had to do to get the sets setup was just push it into the right place, if memory serves (been a while since i watched it, but perhaps it's time to watch it again)

Didn't Handspring--now defunct--already do this like 12 years ago? There were all sorts of devices for their PDAS, including a GSM module.

I mean, until you hear the voice acting for the asian characters.

Uh. Locking the screen is the first entry in the ctrl-alt-del menu.

Try ctrl-alt-del, then hitting enter.