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  • Microsoft To Replace (original) Edge With Its Chromium Browser This Wednesday (on Windows 10)

    01/13/2020 10:50:24 AM PST · by dayglored · 62 replies
    SlashDot ^ | Jan 13, 2020 | SlashDot user msmash
    Microsoft is replacing its Edge browser with the updated, Chromium-based version on January 15. Windows 10 users will be automatically transitioned over. From the linked article (https://www.inputmag.com/tech/microsoft-is-replacing-edge-with-its-new-chromium-browser-next-week): We already knew this was coming because Microsoft announced the new Edge's launch date last month, but it wasn't clear that users would be pushed to the new version. Thankfully it will look mostly the same as the existing Edge browser, with all the same proprietary Microsoft features, except for a slightly more Chrome-esque look. Since the new Chromium Edge will be based off the same browser as Google Chrome, Edge will now...
  • Windows 10 update panic: Older VMware Workstation Pro app broken (ver 14 and earlier)

    10/07/2019 8:51:26 AM PDT · by dayglored · 33 replies
    The Register ^ | Oct 7, 2019 | Tim Anderson
    Desperate users tinkering with compatibility system to get up and running again Windows 10 users have been complaining since the weekend that VMware Workstation no longer runs after a cumulative Windows 10 Update prevents it from starting.Only older versions of VMware Workstation are affected, but even users willing to pay for an upgrade may face other compatibility issues.The culprit seems to be KB4517211, which upgrades Windows 10 to build 18362.387. Although not mentioned in the knowledgebase, this update adds entries to the Windows Compatibility database, the result being that attempting to run VMware Workstation 14 or below gives the message...
  • Microsoft chief Brad Smith says rise of killer robots is 'unstoppable'

    09/21/2019 7:43:11 AM PDT · by Mariner · 72 replies
    The Telegraph ^ | September 21st, 2019 | Robin Pagnamenta
    The rise of killer robots is now unstoppable and a new digital Geneva Convention is essential to protect the world from the growing threat they pose, according to the President of the world’s biggest technology company. In an interview with The Telegraph, Brad Smith, president of Microsoft, said the use of 'lethal autonomous weapon systems' poses a host of new ethical questions which need to be considered by governments as a matter of urgency. He said the rapidly advancing technology, in which flying, swimming or walking drones can be equipped with lethal weapons systems – missiles, bombs or guns –...