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By Geezy · Posted
Microsoft has some PC VR games that could be played with it. -
By The Werewolf · Posted
As such, many developers will start dropping Windows 10 support in their products Hi! Actual developer here. No we won't. It really doesn't work that way simply because most Windows devs don't target to a specific release of Windows unless we're using a feature that only exists IN a specific version, and that's pretty unusual. The biggest example would be MSFT killing off Windows Mixed Reality in Win 11, but most stuff we write for Win 10 will just work fine in Win 11 and vice versa. The vast majority of software doesn't rely on these things and will continue working on any recent version of Windows. Heck some of my software still runs on WinXP. Where Win 10 users will be left behind is software that relies on new features in Win 11 but again, we tend not to use those unless we're writing specific apps that need those features. In fact, the biggest danger area isn't apps, it's drivers as hardware makers focus on new machines more than supporting legacy devices. -
By +Nik Louch · Posted
Literally came here to say the same!!! -
By Aditya Tiwari · Posted
Google Chrome finally lets you change the position of the address bar on Android by Aditya Tiwari Google is rolling out a small but useful update to Chrome. The update makes the address bar in the web browser more customizable and accessible. You can now place it at the top or bottom of the screen, as you prefer. The ability to change the position of the address bar in Google Chrome has started rolling out and will be available to all users over the coming weeks. You can long-press on the address bar and select the "Move address bar to bottom" option. Alternatively, you can also go to Settings > Address bar to customize it. "Depending on the size of your hand and your device, one address bar position may feel more comfortable than the other," the company said in a blog post. "We designed this update to give you the flexibility to choose your preferred location — so you can browse with more ease." The address bar is where you can type website names you want to visit. It's a crucial part of our browsing experience and also doubles as the search bar in Google Chrome. The browser's Android version has been around since 2012, and the address bar's top position has remained the default for most of its time. Over the years, Google has enhanced the address bar with additional features, such as the ability to automatically hide when scrolling up on a web page, thereby offering more screen real estate. A bottom-mounted address bar could be a better option for users with small hands or those who prefer to use their device with one hand. Interestingly, this is not the first time Chrome has had a bottom address bar, as Google briefly experimented with the feature in the past. The bottom address bar even made its way to Chrome for iOS, where you can long-press the address bar to toggle between the two options or change it in the settings. It's hard to digest that it took Google so long to add a simple feature. The defunct Windows Phone had this feature as far back as 2012, and Chrome's rival Safari added a Bottom layout option in 2021. Nonetheless, the latest update brings Chrome in line with other browsers that offer a bottom address bar on Android. -
By +Eternal Tempest · Posted
That's just my understanding of the courts situation with the law with of AI and when could be copyrighted. Found this article about how different area's of the world are handling copyrights - https://www.cooley.com/news/in...uts-varies-around-the-world AI seems to be a disruptive technology so far, like the internet was. Whenever a disruptive tech comes out, it takes a while on what societies accepts, adapts, rejects, and how it ultimately pans out.
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Chrysalis
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ever since I first tried IE alternative browsers, I have had problems with java, the issue was I was using msjava fine in IE and MYIE2 but my alternative browser didnt accept msjava so I installed the sun version, now I noticed java apps dont work so well in the other browser's so I tried to use java in IE again and it doesnt work, IE just says java is not installed. Now if I uninstall sun java there is still no java its as if msjava has vanished, is there anywhere I can redownload msjava or is it gone completely? or is there a way to get sun java to work in IE?
the other browsers I have been trying are firefox and opera7.
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