#WindowsWednesday# 'Young Girl, Eaton Place, London' by Bill Brandt (1904-1983) Brandt is considered to be one of the most important C20th photographers. His work documents the entire strata of U.K society often with a high gloss strangeness & elegant unease.

Windows on ARM Gaming Gets Major Anti-Cheat Support Nvidia’s new RTX Spark platform is helping solve one of the biggest problems of Windows on ARM gaming: anti-cheat support. Anti-cheat software runs at a very low level of the operating system and is required by many online games, If the anti-cheat doesn’t support ARM, the game usually won’t launch, regardless of how powerful the hardware is. Nvidia is working with major anti-cheat providers like Easy Anti-Cheat, BattlEye, and Denuvo to add support for games including Fortnite, VALORANT, League of Legends, and PUBG.

"The windows are too small and there are communal toilets" Ukrainians living in Citywest protest at the Spire against plans to move them out of their accommodation. It's time to move them back to Ukraine.

I've been using Windows since—oops, I don't even dare say when—and I just discovered that pressing the Windows key + G lets you start a screen recording... Oops... no more lousy-quality recordings...☺️

My work setup: Company Windows PC on me at all times when traveling. MacBook Pro docked on my home desk with access to a cloud drive that lives on both systems, and syncs in real-time. At all times, I have full access to my work drive from dispatch. During any given travel week, I can fully manipulate any work files from my work PC or my cellphone by remote controlling my always-on MacBook Pro. Doesn’t matter if I’m posted up in the hotel room, or walking through an airport terminal. I can always do desktop level productivity tasks now. Having an always-on machine at your home base is a must now IMO. Just a total friction remover.