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By NeoV2 · Posted
So much fear of EEA? -
By Karlston · Posted
"Asus points out the security aspect, that you will lose support and thus there will be no security updates leaving your system exposed" Both Microsoft (for 3 years) and 0patch (for 5 years) offer ongoing security patches for a fee. https://learn.microsoft.com/en...w/extended-security-updates https://blog.0patch.com/2024/0...windows-10-with-0patch.html -
By Werct · Posted
I won't switch to W11 at home until I absolutely have to. This deadline depends on how long third-party software will be supported on W10 (such as browsers and image viewers and so on). I estimate that migration will be necessary around 2028, when the ESU program expires, but we'll see. -
By Fiza Ali · Posted
"not so intelligent after all" may be the best summary of this whole mess. And yeah, those opt-outs are practically hidden like Easter eggs, if you're lucky enough to even find them. -
By hellowalkman · Posted
Asus joins Microsoft, AMD, Dell, urges you to "prepare for mandatory Windows 11 upgrade" by Sayan Sen Sometime earlier this year, Microsoft quietly updated the minimum CPU requirements guidance for Windows 11 24H2. Neowin noticed the change this past week as the support document now classifies a family of CPUs from each vendor, AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm, such that users find it easier to make out which processors are capable of being Copilot+ PC certified. Major OEM and hardware manufacturer Asus recently published a couple of blog posts regarding the upcoming Windows 10 end of support. The company says that it is now time to "prepare for the mandatory Windows 11 upgrade" by taking "essential steps." It writes: "With a mandatory Windows update on the horizon, there are essential steps you should take to ensure a smooth upgrade experience. Proper preparation will not only safeguard your files and system but will also allow you to take full advantage of the innovative features Windows 11 has to offer..." If you are on Windows 10 and are wondering why should you even bother upgrading, Asus points out the security aspect, that you will lose support and thus there will be no security updates, leaving your system exposed. The firm is certainly right, there are real dangers out there. For example, the Lumma infostealer impacted over 394,000 PCs worldwide (download this Defender definition for new ISO installations). Even official Windows files and folders can be vulnerable as we saw with the inetpub folder. However, Asus wants you to get excited about Copilot, the new AI assistant that Microsoft has been busy pushing everywhere on its apps and services. Echoing the same sentiment as Microsoft, and others like Dell and AMD, Asus says Copilot is what sets Windows 11 apart from 10 as it writes: "What makes Windows 11 different? One word: Copilot. ... If you’ve ever wished your computer could just “do the thing” you’re trying to describe — Copilot is your new best friend." Asus also says that you will be making the "smart move" by switching to Windows 11 now from 10. In the blog post under a subheading titled "It’s Not Just an Upgrade, It’s a Smart Move." The Taiwanese firm writes, "Upgrading to Windows 11 isn’t just about staying current ― it’s also about staying safe, working smarter, and getting more out of your computer every day." As such, the company also published a guide on how to proceed with the upgrade. Do you agree with Asus? When are you upgrading? Let us know below!
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AgentGray
Alright, let me start with the fact that I do not consider myself a true .net coder by any stretch of the imagination, but it's gotten into My boss's head that since I can code some basic database interface tools I should be more then capable to coding something significantly more complex then this.
I've got a weird issue, where I don't even know where to begin to deal with:
Database design:
Categories:
ID, Name
Data:
ID, Name
AdjCategories:
ID, CatID, DataID
ValuePairs -
ID, CatID, DataID, Property, Value
so....
basically
we have a category: Colors
we have a Data: Blue
we have an adjustment: Blue in Colors
we have a value pair: (Blue in Colors) Has a a Property: HexCode and a Value: #0000FF
The data structure's pretty set in stone, I've stripped out a lot of extra data to keep this simple as possible... because it's already one of the longest posts i've ever made on this forum ;) and I haven't gotten to the issue.
the way we want to display the info :
Where the form is allows the user to enter data into the Key/Value data.
Now I've nested a DataGrid inside a ListView to get the first two bits of the data displaying...more or less right... but how would I even handle the form? I am having a hard time figuring this out... and could use some help.
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