@Pesala I get 535 on Windows 10.

@Pesala said in Spam Email from clialiedge.com: I see no way to report the spam to Virgin. They obviously know about this one already, but have not blocked it. I wonder why not? After several attempts, I also got their abuse mail address. Not sure if it's convenient to post the info here. They are doing everything to be "obscured"....

I read the news today, oh boy About a lucky man who made the grade And though the news was rather sad Well, I just had to laugh I saw the ... Spoiler Still feels... antiquated. & also still with three arms tied behind its back [OMZ, Zaphod Beeblebrox III works there!]. Ah I read the news today, oh boy Four thousand holes in Blackburn, Lancashire And though the holes were rather small They had to count them all Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall I'd love to turn you on

Notepad++ allowed me to record a macro, so I finished much quicker than expected.

@pesala That's basically the same thing, it just has a different layout. Surprisingly, I don't get any of these recommendations. So, maybe it is actually a solution - just start watching gaming videos. And even if that doesn't make them disappear, then at least you'll find those recommendations more relevant to you this time... (BTW. I checked the code in the meantime and it doesn't really have anything unique to it, so hiding it with pure CSS is not going to be possible)

@gwen-dragon said in Windows 10 Update to 1809 Warning: @kobi said in Windows 10 Update to 1809 Warning: They hidden features and settings for admins, that let you do almost anything on Windows. One of the settings, lets you clear the User Profile on a schedule. Yes, i know, as Administrator rights and ebaled policies you can do everything you like. But if such policy deletes user data, that is the fault of a dumb Administrator of the PCs. This "Delete profile after XXX days" policy is never-ever set by Default on a 1803. The policy gets enabled and set to 1 day on PCs with the issue, but only a few PCs went in with the issue where I work. You say the Windows update did this crap!? What a hell. I cannot say what causes the policy to get enabled, I can just say that all the PCs with the issue have the policy enabled with 1 day of expiration. Thankfully very few machines had this problem, Microsoft still stopped the roll-out of the Upgrade to avoid people from losing important files.

@pycur For what it's worth, the escape button wasn't removed per se. The escape key? Now that is gone, but the virtual replacement is in same place and doesn't change much other than the feeling of clicking an actual button.

@lonm And I have tried turning phone off.... & to my surprise, that's even worse than leaving my phone idle with automatic updates turned off, and wifi and bluetooth always searching turned off. The results are good however, when I remove the battery after turning it off

The Three Laws of Robotics have to be obeyed until then. They are a guideline to what will happen. I like the Japanese approach of playing with technology and make something good out of it. To not forget what's important for all of us: Charlie Chaplin - Greatest Speech Ever

More details and the documentation are available on https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/bridges/desktop.

I use Firefox browser Chrome has to many glitches

@danielson said in What is Vivaldi doing about Google censorship?: Who can go to court against Googlecracy? Prager U. is going to court again Youtube/Google, for baseless restriction and demonitization of its videos. They assert that youtube has become a critical societal entity, and therefore should be regulated as are utilities. While that may seem an ironic position for a conservative group to take, I think there's merit to it. (Conservatives aren't for no government, after all, but for the least effective government.) The tech giants have taken advantage of tax structures, grants and the like, and have had pretty much a free ride. Now we see them flexing their political muscle with bias. It seems time the marketplace had some regulation, otherwise growth turns into a cancer. We can't survive as a society in any recognizable form with so few people exercising heavy-handed control over our communication.

@iAN-CooG Thank You! Now I know.

@ROTFL Hua Ha ha ha. Tired sysadmin far more dangerous than viruses combine.