Evening Tech Bits [Mar 28, 2025, 8:08 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
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- Zotac RTX 5090 GPUs with missing ROPs sold at premium price by German retailer - Tom's Hardware.
- Intel and SK hynix close NAND business deal: Intel gets $1.9 billion, SK hynix gets IP and employees - Tom's Hardware.
- Microsoft makes it harder to install Windows 11 without internet, but it is still possible - Neowin.
- Wheel-less helical ring-based soft robot can move reliably in all directions - Tech Xplore.
- Announcing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.3653 (Beta Channel) - Windows Insider Blog.
- WYSIWYG Web Builder version 20.1.0. Sounds like what I want, but it can't do simple HTML editing.
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I get the desire for WYSIWYG HTML editing. I used FrontPage back in the 90s, including for exactly the same purpose as Blue here. Unfortunately WYSIWYG HTML editing has just never been that good, and likely never will be, for a whole bunch of reasons.
Markdown is the best solution IMO. Easy to pick up, fast and efficient to write and edit (unless you're doing tables or something), generally simple and predictable, and supported in many environments. You need the infrastructure that will convert it to HTML but it's so widely used that there are a zillion tools and libraries for that.
Markdown is the best solution IMO. Easy to pick up, fast and efficient to write and edit (unless you're doing tables or something), generally simple and predictable, and supported in many environments. You need the infrastructure that will convert it to HTML but it's so widely used that there are a zillion tools and libraries for that.
Wow...WYSIWYG web page creation.. that takes me back. I did basic html when the web was all netscape and animated gifs. It sucked balls. I liked WYSIWYG because it was like making a web page in word. Now its almost old enough to drink.
Microsux can sux my dick, I'll always install with a local account, or I will never install it, period.
Microsoft makes it harder to install Windows 11 without internet, but it is still possible - Ne
Mar 28, 2025, 20:40
Mar 28, 2025, 20:40
Microsoft makes it harder to install Windows 11 without internet, but it is still possible - Ne
Mar 28, 2025, 20:40
Mar 28, 2025, 20:40
Headline could have stopped at
Article goes on to say
Hint: It won't.
MS makes it harder
Article goes on to say
Luckily, for now, it is possible to bring it back. There is just no info on whether this method will last.
Hint: It won't.
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