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@DeanTTraining What about reverse hyper? youtube.com/watch?v=7MthYc… Louie Simmons said it fixed his back (in the famous Westside Barbell movie).

This exercise will both fix outstanding Lower Back issues and act as a preventative against future Lower Back issues I simply don’t understand why anyone on Planet Earth is not doing it IT DOESN’T MAKE SENSE!!!

@tomshardware I know of a company that uses H.264 decoding in its software, do the license fees apply to standalone software? He argues it doesn't. Anyone familiar with this kind of licensing?

Firm quietly boosts H.264 streaming license fees from $100,000 up to staggering $4.5 million — backbone codec of the internet gets meteoric increase, AVC hikes follow disastrous H.265 licensing increases tomshardware.com/service-provid…

@ZPostFacto @straceX If you can't handle a simple DWORD, I wonder how you can handle your life at all...

@straceX Example #576475985 of why unsigned types are, in general, from the devil, and 99% of code should just use int Also an example of how the standard lib forces you to interact with them because of the pervasiveness of size_t. (Which is also from the devil.)

A classic C++ trap that still sneaks through code reviews. If v is empty, what happens when this code runs?

@FortBragg5 @NeowinFeed According to Raymon Chen its your god damn fault!

@NeowinFeed The January 2026 update broke my windows 10 pc. Have to reinstall everything again.

"Windows Update broke my PC" is a classic tech myth. 📉 Veteran MS engineer Raymond Chen says the update is often just the messenger. Users install sketchy drivers or registry tweaks that stay stable in RAM until a reboot forces a reload. Then, the house of cards falls. neowin.net/news/microsoft… ^P

@gindi4711 @NeowinFeed Yeah and who gave them the certificates so the OS could load it?

@NeowinFeed And for some reason those sketchy drivers and registry tweaks started when Microsoft started letting ChatGPT write all their code 🤡

@polloimperial @NeowinFeed Exactly, dude is deluded from his days on Windows 95...

@NeowinFeed 😂😂 The year of the most blatant and clear proof of bad updates And I’m expected to believe a person so clearly lying?!

@NeowinFeed Raymond Chen is an old fool. He brags on his blog how Microsoft software is most compatible software ever and how great MS programmers are, yet you can't run Notepad from Windows 11 on previous Windows, or Windows 10 Notepad on Windows 7. Can't stand this guy. How about you quit?

@WindowsLatest Can you take some responsibility and fire all the people who failed the update process?

Microsoft has released another Windows 11 update to fix installation issues caused by the previous update, which was itself released to fix problems in recent updates. That update was KB5079391, the March 2026 optional release, but Microsoft pulled it after some PCs ran into installation failures with error 0x80073712. Now, KB5086672 is rolling out as an out-of-band replacement. It fixes the installation issues caused by KB5079391 and also includes the improvements that were supposed to ship in the earlier optional update.

@Paradigmidi @RudyHuyn Of course. And nowadays, they do the same shit but in Electron in JS, and your apps require 1 MB of RAM, and theirs require 4 GB of RAM. That's how scalable this shit is.

@PELock @RudyHuyn I was able to do the same with VB and winforms. But what happened is, we heard that the rad paradigm leads to solutions that "aren't scalable" it's all bullshit. Now we just have web technology loving zoomers writing 10x more boilerplate to then have "apps" that run in JS vms

I’m building a new team to work on Windows apps! You don’t need prior experience with the platform, what matters most is strong product thinking and a deep focus on the customer.

If you’ve built great apps on any platform and care about crafting meaningful user experiences, I’d love to hear from you. Send me your portfolio via DM. If you know someone looking for their next opportunity, feel free to share this with them!

@xdadevelopers And who will do that? An actual coders in actual C++? Or indians putting AI prompts?

Microsoft may be moving away from web-based wrappers as it looks for native app devs bit.ly/41AzeDA

@dotMorten "The Windows App SDK empowers all Windows Desktop apps with modern Windows UI, APIs, and platform features, including back-compat support." - Microsoft Indian AI Slop Employee of the Month

Windows App SDK 2.0 preview 2 is out now: nuget.org/packages/Micro… #WinUI

@MythicaSince202 You can still get a job in malware analysis in antivirus company or some sort of CERT if you really want it, but it's just a matter of time when AI will replace you.

@MythicaSince202 What is obsolete - windows software. What's getting more and more popular - android software. If you want to develop software - go mobile only, I would also focus on Mac ecosystem filled with rich users, used to pay for the apps. If you can, develop cross apps for Android with ad

Hi! @PELock. I read a comment you posted last year where you mentioned that RE and MA aren't in as high demand anymore (I was interested in both), so maybe it's better to try something else. I’m interested in everything related to memory protection, code protection, etc. ⬇️

@Ox4d5a @WindowsLatest So why is that when indian becomes CEO of a company like Microsoft, its main product went dog shit?

@PELock @WindowsLatest in india its mostly service based companies. those who have talent are going to other countries and working for those companies. in our cyber space bruteratel c2 is written by chetan nayak an indian. there are many good guys in india and as well as many scammers.

It's happening! Here's your first look at a movable taskbar in Windows 11, coming soon. You'll be able to move and resize the taskbar on Windows 11, just like you did on Windows 10! It's still in internal testing, and to be clear, this video is from a virtual machine, which is why it might feel slow. Also, Microsoft won't use the right-click menu we're seeing in the video; it's only being used to quickly debug the feature. What else do you want Microsoft to improve in Windows 11? 👇

@Ox4d5a @WindowsLatest They are useless, often promoting their own people (from their cast), and bringing Microsoft to its knees. I had plenty of customers and worked for Indians - the worst experience ever. If Indian engineers are so good why is there not a single good software company based in India?

@PELock @WindowsLatest bro why you hate indians that much :(

@Thurrottfeed And where the hell was the old team? In India?

Microsoft is Forming New Team Tasked With Building “100% Native” Windows Apps dlvr.it/TRp1L3

@Anatolydaily We all know its fake and I cannot believe you aren't staging those interactions with your popularity.

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