Wonder how it would handle older games that W7/W8/W10 just refuse to look at ?
Posts by Wolfclaw
631 publicly visible posts • joined 28 Jun 2012
ReactOS 0.4.9 release metes out stability and self-hosting, still looks like a '90s fever dream
UK spies broke law for 15 years, but what can you do? shrugs judge
Tech team trapped in data centre as hypoxic gas flooded in. Again
$100m sueball smacks Huawei over Facebook HQ infiltration claims
Nostalgic social network 'Timehop' loses data from 21 million users
Welsh firm fined £60k for pummelling phones with 270k pay-day loan texts
CableLabs' many hands make light work – at four terabits per second
Bill Clinton's cyber-attack novel: The airport haxploit-blockbuster you knew it would be
HMRC told AGAIN to toughen up on VAT-dodging online traders
UK.gov's long-awaited, lightweight biometrics strategy fails to impress
IBM memo to staff: Our CEO Ginni is visiting so please 'act normally!'
Happy birthday, you lumbering MS-DOS-based mess: Windows 98 turns 20 today
Facebook sends lowly minions to placate Euro law makers over data-slurp scandal
So lets round up, US meeting FB says FKU, UK meeting FB says FKU, EU meeting FB syas FKU, do we not just see a pattern were FB is telling the world to go FK themselves, they are too big, powerful, rich and laws to apply to them. Time to for the politicians to go after them big style like Microsoft, Intel and now Google !
Ex-Rolls-Royce engineer nicked on suspicion of giving F-35 info to China
Intel chip flaw: Math unit may spill crypto secrets from apps to malware
No fandango for you: EU boots UK off Galileo satellite project
Cardiff chap chucks challenge at chops*-checking cops
Audit of DeepMind deal with NHS trust: It checks out, nothing to see here
Trump's ZTE deal challenged by Senate
Microsoft reveals which Windows bugs it might decide not to fix
Step 1. Will it cost Microsoft in a big lawsuit, if yes, fix it, if no, hide all evidence, play dumb and ignore the users.
Setp 2. If it will cost us money, can we get away with EOL the product so we can ignore the issues.
Step 3. Can we blame another parties software.
Step 4. Will it bork machines, if yes, rollout a fix anyway.
Woman sues NASA for ownership of vial of space dust
COPUOUS - 1962/1967
Space is free for all nations to explore, and sovereign claims cannot be made. Space activities must be for the benefit of all nations and humans.
Most major players have signed this.
The Moon Agreement - 1979 - Article 11
The moon and its natural resources are the common heritage of mankind.
The moon is not subject to national appropriation by any claim of sovereignty, by means of use or occupation, or by any other means
Neither the surface nor the subsurface of the moon, nor any part thereof or natural resources in place, shall become property of any State, international intergovernmental or non- governmental organization, national organization or non-governmental entity or of any natural person
None of the majpr players have signed up, too busy looking at the profit !
Microsoft pulls the plug on Windows 7, 8.1 support forums
ICO smites Bible Society, well fines it £100k...
Android users: Are you ready for the great unbundling?
The hits keep coming for Facebook: Web giant made 14m people's private posts public
Oddly enough, when a Tesla accelerates at a barrier, someone dies: Autopilot report lands
Google freezes Android P: Get your shoes on, tire-kicking devs
UK's first transatlantic F-35 delivery flight delayed by weather
In World Cup Russia, our Wi-Fi networks will log on to you!
US govt mulls snatching back full control of the internet's domain name and IP address admin
Four hydrogen + eight caesium clocks = one almost-proven Einstein theory
Google nukes military AI, Amazon happy touting Rekognition to police, and much more
Visa Europe fscks up Friday night with other GDPR: 'God Dammit, Payment Refused'
From Russia with(out) Zuck: Popular Facebook boss gets another invite to turn down
Arm emits Cortex-A76 – its first 64-bit-only CPU core (in kernel mode)
German court snubs ICANN's bid to compel registrar to slurp up data
Activists hate them! One weird trick Facebook uses to fool people into accepting GDPR terms
Dixons to shutter 92 UK Carphone Warehouse shops after profit warning
So many fancy, long word and catchy power phrases for the markets from Alex Baldock, what he realy means, the profit margins are going down quicker than the Titanic, stores are losing money quicker than Gordon Brown and generally the company is in the shit. So we need to sack staff, close buildings and boost the accounts, so we look cool to the investment markets and me an dthe rest of the board can still get our big fat bonuses and give away a few pennies to shareholders, to keep them quiet and hope we don't do a Carillion !