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By satukoro · Posted
Soon: honda puts a turbo'd k24 in a rocket with a big spoiler and some extra body trim. -
By Pi.X.el · Posted
Half a trillion? Do your homework, they're worth more than 3 freaking trillion dollars. As for the correlation between market cap and features, I think you're mistaken. There are some things called priorities. It obviously wasn't a priority for them to implement this, as it's still not a priority to implement moving taskbar to different locations of the screen. The trillions of dollars they're worth, have nothing to do with this. -
By LoneWolfSL · Posted
Ara: History Untold 1.4 update delivers overhauls to AI, map generation, combat, and more by Pulasthi Ariyasinghe The 2024-released 4X strategy experience Ara: History Untold has been steadily receiving a massive amount of features and tweaks during its post-launch support period. Now, Stardock Entertainment and Oxide Games have another fresh update for PC gamers to jump into, and it's targeting some major aspects like the game's combat, AI, the camera perspective, and more. Dubbed the Living Strategy Update, the development team says that its features are a direct result of community feedback. First off, the update brings along the Living Strategy View as the default perspective for gameplay, letting players both get immersed in the environments and also easily manage their cities and armies. Next, the AI of computer opponents has been improved so that they make more meaningful decisions, with better late-game choices being a focus for the developer. Ara: History Untold's map generation has also been overhauled, with much more strategically distinct regions spawning across the playable areas for better strategic thinking. The amount of micromanagement has also been reduced by default, but this can be disabled to gain back full control if required. Players will also find that frame rates will remain high even in late-game scenarios thanks to graphics engine optimizations. Faster turn times, better UI responsiveness, and plenty of balance changes are also a part of the update. "It has been a real pleasure working with our colleagues at Microsoft for this update. The teams at Stardock, Oxide, and Microsoft have so much energy going into these updates. Version 1.4 is just a taste of what we have in store," said Brad Wardell, Chief Executive Officer for Stardock and Oxide. "In an industry where true 1.0 products are rare, especially ones in established genres, this has been a wonderful opportunity to try out new ideas and concepts that we in the strategy community have been thinking about for decades." Ara: History Untold update 1.4, Living Strategy, is now available to PC players across Steam and Xbox stores, including PC Game Pass subscribers. Alongside the update, the Untold Scenarios DLC pack has also arrived. This premium add-on touts fresh historical scenarios like Bronze Age Collapse, the Clash of Hemispheres, and Europe at the Crossroads for players to dive into. A separate selection of "what-if" scenarios are also included here, letting players explore alternate histories and see what they can accomplish. The Ara: History Untold: Untold Scenarios DLC pack is also available now on PC across Steam and Xbox stores with a $9.99 price tag. Disclaimer: Neowin's relationship to Stardock -
By Usama Jawad96 · Posted
Copilot in Excel just got a major upgrade by Usama Jawad It's no secret that Microsoft is trying to get as many people to use Copilot as possible. This is being done through various means, including integration with OneNote, Defender, Windows, and more. Microsoft Excel is the most popular spreadsheet software out there, so it makes sense that the Redmond tech firm would integrate and build upon the capabilities of Copilot in this tool too. Now, the company has implemented a major upgrade in this integration. In a blog post, Microsoft has made Copilot smarter in terms of context awareness in Excel. This makes the AI assistant more useful when asking questions about your data in nautral language queries. Previously, Copilot would only make inferences based on the cell that you have selected, and it typically worked quite well in this scenario. However, Microsoft has realized that workbooks and sheets have become more complex, which means that Copilot needs to be smarter too. This means that you no longer need to select relevant data when asking queries about it, you can simply ask questions such as "Show me insights about the data I was just analyzing" and "Sort the table in the top-right", and Copilot should just work. Microsoft says that this major upgrade in Copilot is due to combining cell signals with chat history in order to make inferences. It also supports data ranges, which means that it can serve as the foundation for even broader context in future updates. In order to get customers to trust the inferences that Copilot is making, Microsoft will highlight the data that the AI assistant is using. This enables customers to further refine the dataset that Copilot is using so that they can get the most accurate responses. Smart context awareness is available on the web and the following versions of desktop: Windows: Version 2505 (Build 18623.20058) Mac: Version 16.95 (Build 2506.3090) Meanwhile, the visual highlighting feature is also available on the web and the desktop versions mentioned below: Windows: Version 2505 (Build 18705.20000) Mac: Version 16.96 (Build 2506.4070) Microsoft has requested customers to provide feedback through the thumbs up/down icons present at the bottom of the Copilot response cards. -
By Astra.Xtreme · Posted
We should probably just focus on how nice it is that finally another company is taking reusable rockets seriously. I can't believe there are so few players and many rockets in service today are still completely expendable. Hopefully Honda can scale up theirs and add some badly needed competition. I want to see planes become irrelevant for global travel and we use rockets instead.
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Joseph Zollo
All of my VB programs seem to be getting this error...
"Component 'COMDLG32.OCX' or one of its dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid"
Some people get it, and some people don't, it's very weird. Anyone know how I might remedy this problem?
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