Most developers in general.

OP has done the same. A file is in use/locked by an app even after the have issued an unmount/eject command. The file that’s in use may not survive.

So unplug it? You would accomplish the same thing.

Would you date you right now?

You need licensing to play music over intercoms.

It’s the HAM radio of texting.

I agree, but I was answering OPs question on how it would be done and an example of similar tech already in use at scale.

Many US companies have businesses inside China, it’s bad but it’s not impossible. I wouldn’t be surprised if a state actually doesn’t.

1. Regulate all traffic sent or received across the state.
2. Send traffic through a firewall.
3. decrypt traffic
4. drop traffic that can’t be decrypted.

Another easier way:

1. Regulate ISPs with new state laws.
2. require they block porn.
3. Sue ISPs that violate the law.

Many websites can explain it better than I can from my phone.

Not the same.

Explorer tabs are 2022h2 so not that recent.

Terminal was 2020 so yeah that’s old.

Quick machine restore was only July.

Autopilot is enterprise provisioning any device from an out of box state. Only mobile devices have this.

Windows hello isn’t mandatory. it’s passwordless security, just like mobile devices.

I don’t believe Linux supports passkey in the os.

• Explorer tabs.
• Significant improvements to power management.
• Terminal/ssh
• Quick restore and autopilot
• Notepad tabs
• Windows hello, passkey support

Not OS, and it’s older now, but powershell is pretty great and vscode is nice.

Could also be a hibernate file.

How big is your page file?

I thought it was dumb attention seeking and blocked the user that was using it.

Why not the overpaid c-suite?

Meshtastic.

Open source “Xbox”:

• Peg the performance requirements and a utility to verify them.
• Allow devs to build games with those specs in mind.
• filter in the store for games built for that spec.

Veeam has a free client backup app that you can point to a share.