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It’s a new year and it’s time for new things. This month I’m starting a monthly series to summarize some notable things that have happened in Azure IaaS.
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“Empirically, there are fewer and fewer use cases for which accepting or paying with Bitcoin makes sense.” Continue reading Stripe Is Dropping Bitcoin
Have a look at the object to the right. Using a conventional fused deposition printer, how would you print the object? There’s no flat surface to lay on the bed without generating a lot of overhangs. That usually requires support.
In theory, you might be able to print the bottom of the sphere down, but it is difficult to get that little spot to adhere to the bed. If you have at least two extruders and you are set up to print support material, that might even be the best option. However, printing support out of the same material you …read more
The first feature update for Windows 10, known as the November Update or Windows 10 Version 1511, is no longer supported after today’s Patch Tuesday updates.
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Microsoft is working on ways to improve how tenants receive support for Office 365. The problem is that they haven’t told anyone what they or doing or why they are changing the support process. Some good things are happening, but it’s all cloaked in darkness.
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The Surface Laptop is now available through retail channels and Microsoft has a complete FAQ about the new version of Windows 10 S which is the operating that ships on those devices. In addition, a new Office on Windows 10 S FAQ has also been publish… Continue reading Official Windows 10 S & Office Apps Frequently Asked Questions from Microsoft Support
The Surface Laptop is now available through retail channels and Microsoft has a complete FAQ about the new version of Windows 10 S which is the operating that ships on those devices. In addition, a new Office on Windows 10 S FAQ has also been publish… Continue reading Official Windows 10 S & Office Apps Frequently Asked Questions from Microsoft Support
There will always be one more emergency. Continue reading Microsoft’s decision to patch Windows XP is a mistake
We all know what the ultimate goal of 3D printing is: to be able to print parts for everything, including our own bodies. To achieve that potential, we need better ways to print soft materials, and that means we need better ways to support prints while they’re in progress.
That’s the focus of an academic paper looking at printing silicone within oil-based microgels. Lead author [Christopher S. O’Bryan] and team from the Soft Matter Research Lab at the University of Florida Gainesville have developed a method using self-assembling polymers soaked in mineral oil as a matrix into which silicone elastomers …read more
Continue reading Self-assembling Polymers Support Silicone 3D Prints
This will also apply to System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM)
Microsoft has announced their plans for supporting Windows 10 and Office 365 moving forward in this new … Continue reading Microsoft Aligns Office 365 and Windows 10 Support Cycles, Feature Update Releases
