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Removing the ‘latest’ tag
With our announcement of the availability of Windows Server 2019, we informed you that the ‘latest’ tag was deprecated and would be removed from the Windows base OS image repos. We have already deprecated… Continue reading Removing the ‘latest’ Tag + An Update on MCR
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Many of you have already been using Azure AD Password Protection in public preview. Azure AD Password Protection allows you to eliminate easily guessed passwords and customize lockout settings for your environment. Using it can… Continue reading Azure AD Password Protection is now generally available!
It’s April which means the sun is coming out, flowers are blooming, and we’re at the half-way point to Halloween. While the days are looking a little brighter, the ID@Xbox team preferred to cling to the dusk this month. To show our appreciation for dark, frightful fun we put over 45 fantastic horror on sale – up to 75% off — from now through April 8 in the ID@Xbox Horror Sale! Here’s just a taste of what you can find discounted on the Microsoft Store. Friday the 13th: The Game (75% off) The hockey mask of Jason Voorhees has been a… Continue reading Enter the ID@Xbox Un-Halloween Horror Spectacular Sale If You Dare
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It began more than 20 years ago, in the days before sensors monitored soil health, before smart shelves managed product levels, before artificial intelligence and IoT-enabled cameras reduced violent crime. Before the term “Internet of Things” had been coined, Microsoft Windows was there—but not just on our PCs. It was quietly running on the smallest, […]
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Episode 70, April 3, 2019 – On today’s podcast, Ann tells us all about life in the extreme constraint design lane, explains what a PALS is, and tells us some incredibly entertaining stories about how the eye tracking technology behind the Eye Controlled Wheelchair and the Hands-Free Music Project has made its way from Microsoft’s campus to some surprising events around the country, including South by Southwest and Mardi Gras.
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Hi everyone, Ingmar Oosterhoff, Johannes Freundorfer, and Matthias Herfurth here continuing from our previous blog, which can be found at https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Core-Infrastructure-and-Security/MSIX-Package-Support-Fram… Continue reading MSIX Package Support Framework Part 2 – Preparation
Today marks the introduction of four new classes in Black Desert, the fantasy-action MMORPG, each bringing a completely new way to play the game. Striker, the powerful hand-to-hand combatant; Musa, the agile martial arts swordsman; Lahn, the Crescent Pendulum swinging acrobat; and Dark Knight, the master of dark magic and the two-handed blade. These four new adventurers bring the total of 10 playable classes to explore in Black Desert. In addition to the four new classes, the anticipated Node Wars has arrived. A large-scale PvP feature that requires guilds to build fortresses at specified node locations within the world of… Continue reading Wield Powerful Weapons and Magic with Four New Classes Now Available in Black Desert