Just in time for someone to get an Xmas bonus.

Considering it shows on the capture widget, probably Settings -> Gaming -> Capture.

Iirc Amazon has a special tooling for creating iot devices. It's supposed to make creating the communication easier so you don't have a bunch badly implemented communication systems. Ofc it uses Amazon's cloud.

I would not be surprised if they all failed this way due to using the tool. As in the Dev's code might not even get to know there was an outage, and the tool just keeps telling it the last state it got.

I kind hated whenever i was looking at solutions to running pc game pass games on my steam deck, everyone was like: "install edge it works on Linux, that will let you stream the game."

Like, that was not what I was looking for. It also required you to go to a higher tier of sub.

Both happy and sad that I already canceled it.

You can still buy some music on tape.

But we are running out of unique bus numbers! What will we do when they run out?

I think this question is about making sure you state thinks in a formal manner. It is obvious, but you need to do state that as a mathematical proof.

Live and neutral are typically not interchangeable. fuses should be on the live cables so that over current is stopped on the way in. Plugging in the wrong way means that a blown fuse might stop current, but the device could still be at live voltages and be dangerous.

I wonder how federated accounts would fair there as well. Like could you have a store front that doesn't have accounts and signups, but uses federation to assign items to external accounts. Who is required to do the id checks?

Note that you need to use disk space to describe where all the slices of a file are. There are some limitations to how many pieces your files can be in. Not sure on exFATs limit, but on NTFS I know it's a soft cap around 1.5 million parts.

You might be able to reuse them next time you need to send a package! Better keep at least fifty just incase.

I don't think they ever said they plan to require it for Windows Pro or above skus. It's only home (you know the one business shouldn't be using anyway) that they said they wanted to enforce it on.