Collaborate Disseminate
With its next update, Microsoft’s focusing on making Windows 10 a more functional part of your entire gadget ecosystem. The post Microsoft Makes Windows Play Nice With All Your Other Gadgets appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Microsoft Makes Windows Play Nice With All Your Other Gadgets
Microsoft’s yearly Build developer conference continues today, May 11, with an announcement-packed keynote address. The post Liveblog: All the News From Day Two of Microsoft’s Dev Bash appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Liveblog: All the News From Day Two of Microsoft’s Dev Bash
Watch Microsoft’s keynote addresses from Build on Wednesday and Thursday mornings, right here on WIRED. The post Microsoft Build 2017: Watch the Livestream Right Here appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Microsoft Build 2017: Watch the Livestream Right Here
Join us for live analysis and commentary (and jokes!) from David Pierce, Brian Barrett, and the rest of our liveblog team. The post Microsoft Build Liveblog: News From the Keynote, as It Happens appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Microsoft Build Liveblog: News From the Keynote, as It Happens
The conference lasts two days, with keynote addresses starting at 8 am on both Wednesday and Thursday. The post Microsoft Build 2017: What to Expect at the Big Developer Bash appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Microsoft Build 2017: What to Expect at the Big Developer Bash
Microsoft is making big changes to its conferences for 2017 with Build heading to Seattle and Envision being combined with Ignite.
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Create a Nano Server image with Windows Server 2016 RTM.
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At first we laughed at the ridiculously over-the-top fume extraction system this hackerspace built for itself. Then we thought about seriously questionable donation rolls of solder some of the members managed to find and bring in. The kind of roll where the local greybeard assures you that a Californian State Trooper has permission to shoot you if you try to take it into the state, but damn does it solder well. They may be onto something is all we’re saying. But on a serious note, for a communal space like this one, a great air quality plan makes the place …read more
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[Makercise] has been working on a Gingery Lathe since September last year. His videos on the process are by far the most detailed, clearly shot, and complete series on making a Gingery lathe we’ve come across.
For those who aren’t familiar, the Gingery series of books describe how to build an entire machine shop’s worth of bench top tools using only the hardware store, dumpster dives, charcoal, and simple skills. The series of books start out with the charcoal foundry. [Makercise] has built a nice oil fired foundry already so it’s off to the next book, Gingery 2, is the …read more
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We’re glad we’re not the only hacker-packrats out there! [Voja Antonic] recently stumbled on an EPROM emulator that he’d made way back in 1991. It’s a sweet build, so take your mind back 25 years if you can. Put on “Nevermind” and dig into a nicely done retro project.
The emulator is basically a PIC 16C54 microcontroller and some memory, with some buffers for input and output. On one side, it’s a plug-in replacement for an EPROM — the flash memory of a bygone era. On the other side, it connects via serial port to a PC. Instead of going …read more
