They added a thumbprint radio station that selects the stuff you like from your other stations. That way you can keep genres separate but still get a mix.

-Fixed bug where the car would crash into things if the sun was too bright It looks like that Bill Gates car industry joke is coming true.

If you have cameras and radar to detect a crash wouldn't it make more sense to just apply the breaks rather than prepare for a crash?

I imagine a lot of private pilots do get reimbursed. Their friends/coworkers want to fly somewhere. The private pilot offers to take them but there's an understanding that they will reimburse him for flying expenses.

That's a simple problem to fix. Have the car randomly make mistakes on autopilot just like my Honda does. That will keep people on their toes. My Honda with adaptive cruise will actually sometimes speed up when approaching a car instead of slowing down.

Businesses are going to work on what makes sense financially. So what they will do is add you to a ticket. Then when they get enough incidents they will consider doing something about it. Your best bet is trying to get MS to do the legwork on fixing the issues. They might not be able to but they might at least be able to identify the incompatibility which would make it easier for the AV vendor to fix it.

As far as handling the refund I generally tend to rule in favor of the customer if I feel it's a reasonable request. I'd rather have a happy former customer who could eventually become one again in the future based on how well I treated him.

You need a signed driver on x64 versions of Windows since Vista unless you attach a kernel debugger or disable it in the boot menu. You could use a test signed driver and enable testsigning or use a cross-signed driver. With the new change that is not enough. You will now need a MS signed driver.

I believe hardware device drivers have had this requirement for a while. Additionally MS was already enforcing that all kernel code required a digital signature. The major change is all kernel drivers need to get a signature from MS before they can run.

Why not pretend to be lastpass.com and just get the lastpass credentials and then you get all the passwords?

If you won't to disable Windows from updating just change the group policy setting.

It's a two edged sword. MS not being strict with their OS allowed the ecosystem to flourish but also allowed malware to spread. Now their trying to tighten the screws it's making it seems a little too late.

I would be surprised if there wasn't a group policy setting for it.

Don't attribute to maliciousness what can be attributed to incompetence. The telemetry was probably built up with no central design as a result no easy way to turn it all off. They won't spend time fixing it till it hurts them enough.

Also the fear of telemetry being used to spy on users is overblown. More and more software products add telemetry to be able to improve how their software works. It allows them to spend time improving the features users actually use and fixing their pain points. As a result they can build better products.

Mirekusoft Install Monitor tracks where an application get installed so it can be completely removed. Disclaimer: I developed it because I was tired of applications installing wherever they wanted.

It's not only that. The ads also drain battery life so Chrome with ad-blocker is probably more energy efficient.