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By freedonX · Posted
Ok Mr lawyer, what violation or damage is done to requiere a regulation? I get your point but you need more valid points what and how regulations are done. Just google it. Hence me saying Mr Lawyer. I didn't learn new things just by saying big random words, I actually acknowledged and read on what they meant and work. Let's not forget there are national and there are international laws and also violations. For something to have a regulation effect, there must be some sort of damage. Sorry to tell you but annoyance isn't considered consumer damage. Apple changed to USB-C because of the EU and it caused a chain reaction to other countries but those other countries didn't change the laws. Apple saw a business change that would hit them in their production, so something that started 'national' [for simplicity sake let's say the EU is a nation] made a big splash. You might be thinking of something else and not a 'simple' regulation. -
By goretsky · Posted
Hello, Windows 10 ESUs were announced in 2023. Regards, Aryeh Goretsky -
By goretsky · Posted
Hello, Just to be clear, Contoso, LitWare and Fabrikam are generic names used by Microsoft in documentation as well as in things like demos (check out the first screenshot in the linked article), and not the names of the actual companies or products involved. Regards, Aryeh Goretsky -
By eilegz · Posted
Its good to see that they make vertical tab options, but how about if they can make tabs below address bar easily for those who prefer the old way that do not like tabs on the top. -
By Bern@rd · Posted
"It's still a no from me dawg." - Randy Jackson
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Hi there, Does Nero run from command line (without envoking GUI)?
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