I think Sequoia will be the last stop for my old 2012 Mac mini (with 16GB RAM & 512MB SSD). It runs Sonoma OK, so perhaps Sequoia will work well too. I don't have high hopes for Tahoe, however - that looks to be a GPU-intense OS.
Samsung Galaxy Watch8 Classic allegedly leaked through eBay listing by David Uzondu
A new eBay listing (archived) just casually dropped the entire Samsung Galaxy Watch8 Classic on the internet. As spotted by OnLeaks, someone in Wilmington, Illinois, is trying to offload what looks like a genuine, unreleased unit for a "buy it now" price of around $570. To be clear, that is the seller's asking price, not the official figure from Samsung. The listing's title is simple: "Samsung Galaxy Watch8 Classic SM-L505U 64GB LTE 46mm Silver unreleased NOB". You really have to appreciate the audacity of just posting it for the world to see, weeks before its official debut.
The photos themselves are a goldmine, showing the SM-L505U model looking exactly like the renders that leaked last month. We are getting a proper physical rotating bezel, which is a big deal for a lot of people. The case itself has this interesting squircle shape, sort of like the icon shapes in OneUI, while the screen inside remains perfectly round.
Image via amonste_92 on eBay
The watch has a prominent crown nestled between two physical buttons, with a speaker grille visible on the opposite side. The whole package, shown with its leather strap and the usual magnetic charging puck.
Image via amonste_92 on eBay
That "64GB" in the listing title is a huge detail if it's accurate, as it's double the 32GB of storage as we saw with the Watch 7. Spec-wise, the Watch 8 is rumored to run on the same Exynos W1000 chip that debuted in the Watch 7 last year, which means we might not see a leap in processing power. So you get more space for music and apps, but the core engine remains the same. The Watch8 Classic is rumored to debut with a 435mAh battery, a 1.5-inch display, and One UI 8 Watch.
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folks;
I'm really new at vbscripting for windows but have managed to work out some of my issues.
I'm stuck on closing the script early if a user clicks the cancel button in a msgbox.
I can get the result code but even using wscript.quit the script continues to run when I click cancel in the msgbox box.
Here's a snippet of the script I am working on
On error resume next
MsgBox "This utility will close ALL instances of Microsoft Access.", 1+32
If result = 2 then wscript.quit
For each Process in GetObject("winmgmts:").InstancesOf ("win32_process")
If ucase(Process.name) = ucase("msaccess.exe") Then
Process.Terminate
End IF
Next
Msgbox "Time to continue with other steps"
The idea is to close the script if the Cancel button is pressed or continue if OK is pressed.
Appologies for the rookie question but I can't find any guidance on this .
Thanks
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