Hi @JenMsft, is there any way to skip the Windows configuration steps that appear every few months during Windows updates?
My mentally retarded brother gets really confused when hey appear on his system after Windows automatically rebooted after updating: he cannot get past them:
he then panics as it means he cannot use his PC to video-call his care-takers any more until someone assists him getting past them.
The panic makes him skip calling for help using his land-line.
His level operation of an autistic 3-year old in an adult body living on his own.
We are fully aware that is remarkable, and that eventually he won't be able any more.
But from an #inclusion point of view, it would be really nice if this feature can be disabled on a system for any future updates.
How is that possible?
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De truc is 45 minuten in de oven op 200 graden. Dan komt het vel er makkelijk af en is de pompoen ook al flink gaar, dus gaat snijden veel makkelijker.
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@Marjo_Sl@Dinsdal85174312 Pumpkin soup (2*4 Portions)
Ingredients for 4 Portions 1.7 kg Pumpkin use half of the resulting 1.2kg
Salt, Pepper
25 g Butter
250 ml Milk
8 EL Crème Fraîche
3 packages Knorr Vegetable Broth
50 g Brown sugar 1/2 Big onion
4 EL Biryani curry paste
4 EL Chopped ginger
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Whoever introduced `=MID(CELL("filename"),FIND("]",CELL("filename"))+1,255)` to get the current Excel Worksheet name should be spanked: it fails on MacOS & Windows when your Workbook path contains `]`.
@applescripter@Felienne@ICER_C Bumped into another Excel feature today that has this: the CELL function which depends on which locale of Office you have installed.
@applescripter@Felienne@ICER_C In Dutch, the English CELL function becomes CEL, but the parameters are not automatically translated because they are strings instead of tokens.
The first example given works fine in Dutch though.
It looks like that @aomeitech has put @multcloud as the next one the Password Requirements Hall of Shame for having a maximum length limitation, don't you think @PWTooStrong and @ngrynerds?
"Please enter password with 8-16 characters."
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Though you stay in the 2022 @hivesystems investigation "green" for passwords containing at least "numbers, upper and lowercase letters, symbols" you are in the ranges "yellow", "orange" or "red" for all other sets of characters.
@b0rk For more background on the Gene Amdahl comment, you might want to to dig in the 8087 which sparked the IEEE 754-1985 standard (and maybe Phil Kaufman too).
If you want I can get you early access. DM me if you want that.
@b0rk I think the 1987 message by Phil Kaufman in the middle of the below Info-IBMPC Digest Friday, 28 August 1987 Volume 6 : Issue 59 gives a very good historic perspective.
Apparently, few people bump into this (they obviously are smart enough to have the interface enabled <g>) as google.com/search?q=pfsen… returns few results.
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