Not the same thing. Windows Indexing looks at contents of files. Everything looks only at filenames.

The correct company name is Hövding.

You never went to the Notepad Conference did you? http://notepadconf.com/

Perhaps they will.

The 10 year chart is pretty damning though:

http://www.tradingeconomics.co...

That's a lot of free money floating around.

> No evidence yet of an imminent recession

It does seem like the market will continue to inflate as long as the Fed continues to keep the interest rates at zero.

That certainly is tough on people on a fixed income or even just hoping for some return on a passbook savings account.

So he demo'd SQL Server:

> Russinovich also showed off a preview of SQL Server on Linux

But, interesting, seems like the Linux version is missing some features.

There is nothing in the page's content or about its place of publication that suggests it to be potentially legitimate. I could have easily come up with a page published on Azure that had been unpublished to have this situation. This could be a hoax. I wouldn't trust anything about it until properly acknowledge or published by Microsoft.

I don't think that's interpreted as go faster that the speed limit if others are. I believe it's moreso not to drive aggressively. If the person in front of you is driving 40mph, you shouldn't be going 45mph even if the speed limit is 45mph or higher. I'm not a Californian though so it's possible your interpretation is correct for that jurisdiction. Thanks for citing what you were interpreting as allowing one to drive faster than the speed limit though.

Please cite this. I looked at the online California Driver Manual and I find to the contrary that most things say slow down in congestion and other situation. At no point does it say go faster than the posted speed which is a maximum for normal conditions.

If you got $500 from writing a tech article, would you rather pay $200 of it in taxes or $2?

Also, doesn't Apple have a duty to shareholders to cough up as little in taxes as legally possible?

...in Another Bloody Century. He kind of pooh-poohs it as some of the other commenters here have done, saying that it plays a small part but is mostly an annoyance.

This will definitely work. They won't even need to resort to a filter. I'm sure that all of the teenagers, who are just learning to swear, will see the newly published rules and follow the rules. The culture of the internet will accept such a proposal, much in the same way that we have chosen to always post well reasoned, researched contributions.

Any other big releases with always on drm that actually are playable in the first few weeks that you can remember?... I can't remember any such titles recently.

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