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Running Unsupported iOS on Deprecated Devices

https://nyansatan.github.io/run-unsupported-ios/

#HackerNews #Running #Unsupported #iOS #on #Deprecated #Devices #iOS #Hacking #Tech #Tips #Deprecated #Devices #Apple #Community

Running Unsupported iOS on Deprecated Devices

https://nyansatan.github.io/run-unsupported-ios/

#HackerNews #Running #Unsupported #iOS #on #Deprecated #Devices #iOS #Hacking #Tech #Tips #Deprecated #Devices #Apple #Community

" This module is #unsupported, #unloved, #unmaintained, #obsolete, and #DEPRECATED. The most egregious of bugs might be fixed but I do not promise to do so. There is no support. Using this module is a Bad Idea. Under no circumstances will maintenance be handed over to anyone else. The PAUSE admins should note that anyone wanting to take over maintenance is not qualified to do so. "

Place your bets now on how many people are too fucking stupid to understand that in my code's doco.

#perl #cpan

" This module is #unsupported, #unloved, #unmaintained, #obsolete, and #DEPRECATED. The most egregious of bugs might be fixed but I do not promise to do so. There is no support. Using this module is a Bad Idea. Under no circumstances will maintenance be handed over to anyone else. The PAUSE admins should note that anyone wanting to take over maintenance is not qualified to do so. "

Place your bets now on how many people are too fucking stupid to understand that in my code's doco.

#perl #cpan

@clickhere yeah it’s going to be some adventure for them. Hope they get loads of support along the way!

Any idea when lead riders expected to finish?

#TransAtlanticWay #TAW #Cycle #Bike #Race #Unsupported #WestCork #Ballydehob

@clickhere yeah it’s going to be some adventure for them. Hope they get loads of support along the way!

Any idea when lead riders expected to finish?

#TransAtlanticWay #TAW #Cycle #Bike #Race #Unsupported #WestCork #Ballydehob

Second Reminder of Windows 10’s Retirement

Windows 10 was first released on July 29th, 2015, to address the issues that Windows 8 brought and to give you new amazing features. It featured a redesigned start menu, an elegant look, and new functions that simplify your workflow. It was initially thought to be the last version of Windows, as it would provide feature updates every six months in its initial release. Since then, Windows 11 was released on October 5th, 2021, and that’s when everything changed.

Feature updates have been made to release yearly, with monthly cumulative updates being made as usual. Windows 11 brought to you many new features, such as new, sleek, modern design, new ways to streamline your workflow, and brand new features that allow you to perform everyday tasks like never before. As a result, Windows 10 has been given a final date in which the Home and Pro editions will no longer be supported.

As we’ve released Nitrocid KS 0.1.2, we’ll no longer provide support for running Nitrocid KS on Windows 10. You can still run Nitrocid KS on Windows 10, but we recommend upgrading to Windows 11 to continue receiving support and to receive new security bug fixes after the retirement date mentioned below. We still support all of our applications in Windows 10 except Nitrocid KS, which is considered to be one of our flagship projects.

The retirement date for the operating system is October 14th, 2025, according to the list of end of life dates.

However, if you’re running LTSC versions of Windows 10, the following dates are decided:

• Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021: January 12th, 2027 (mainstream)
• Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021: January 12th, 2027 (mainstream), January 13th, 2032 (extended)
• Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019: January 9th, 2024 (mainstream), January 9th, 2029 (extended)
• Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2019: January 9th, 2024 (mainstream), January 9th, 2029 (extended)

Your computer will continue to work after the end of life date, but Microsoft recommends that you migrate your installation to Windows 11 to continue receiving software updates, especially the security ones. Additionally, most software manufacturers are expected to take out support of Windows 10, meaning that they’ll now require Windows 11 to run.

For instance, we are taking steps to take out support for Windows 10 for our applications in the following stages:

• October 14th, 2025: We’ll provide another reminder like this when Windows 10 mainstream support ends.
• December 17th, 2026: We’ll no longer provide support for all of our applications and libraries on Windows 10 for all the supported releases.

Upgrade your systems to continue receiving support.

https://audiomack.com/aptivi/song/second-reminder-of-windows-10s-retirement

Photos by Surface on Unsplash (1, 2)

First Reminder of Windows 10’s Retirement

Windows 10 was first released on July 29th, 2015, to address the issues that Windows 8 brought and to give you new amazing features. It featured a redesigned start menu, an elegant look, and new functions that simplify your workflow. It was initially thought to be the last version of Windows, as it would provide feature updates every six months in its initial release. Since then, Windows 11 was released on October 5th, 2021, and that’s when everything changed.

Feature updates have been made to release yearly, with monthly cumulative updates being made as usual. Windows 11 brought to you many new features, such as new, sleek, modern design, new ways to streamline your workflow, and brand new features that allow you to perform everyday tasks like never before. As a result, Windows 10 has been given a final date in which the Home and Pro editions will no longer be supported.

The retirement date for the operating system is October 14th, 2025, according to the list of end of life dates.

However, if you’re running LTSC versions of Windows 10, the following dates are decided:

• Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021: January 12th, 2027 (mainstream)
• Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021: January 12th, 2027 (mainstream), January 13th, 2032 (extended)

Your computer will continue to work after the end of life date, but Microsoft recommends that you migrate your installation to Windows 11 to continue receiving software updates, especially the security ones. Additionally, most software manufacturers are expected to take out support of Windows 10, meaning that they’ll now require Windows 11 to run.

For instance, we are taking steps to take out support for Windows 10 for our applications in the following stages:

• January 26th, 2025: We’ll start notifying users about the support of Windows 10 in the next servicing versions of Nitrocid KS.
• February 28th, 2025: We’ll no longer provide support for Nitrocid KS on Windows 10 for all the supported releases (0.1.0.x, 0.1.1.x, and 0.1.2.x).
• October 14th, 2025: We’ll provide another reminder like this when Windows 10 mainstream support ends.
• December 17th, 2026: We’ll no longer provide support for all of our applications and libraries on Windows 10 for all the supported releases.

Upgrade your systems to continue receiving support.

#EndOfLife #EOL #microsoft #news #OutOfSupport #security #Tech #technology #Unsupported #update #Windows #Windows10

First Reminder of Windows 10’s Retirement

Windows 10 was first released on July 29th, 2015, to address the issues that Windows 8 brought and to give you new amazing features. It featured a redesigned start menu, an elegant look, and new functions that simplify your workflow. It was initially thought to be the last version of Windows, as it would provide feature updates every six months in its initial release. Since then, Windows 11 was released on October 5th, 2021, and that’s when everything changed.

Feature updates have been made to release yearly, with monthly cumulative updates being made as usual. Windows 11 brought to you many new features, such as new, sleek, modern design, new ways to streamline your workflow, and brand new features that allow you to perform everyday tasks like never before. As a result, Windows 10 has been given a final date in which the Home and Pro editions will no longer be supported.

The retirement date for the operating system is October 14th, 2025, according to the list of end of life dates.

However, if you’re running LTSC versions of Windows 10, the following dates are decided:

• Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021: January 12th, 2027 (mainstream)
• Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021: January 12th, 2027 (mainstream), January 13th, 2032 (extended)

Your computer will continue to work after the end of life date, but Microsoft recommends that you migrate your installation to Windows 11 to continue receiving software updates, especially the security ones. Additionally, most software manufacturers are expected to take out support of Windows 10, meaning that they’ll now require Windows 11 to run.

For instance, we are taking steps to take out support for Windows 10 for our applications in the following stages:

• January 26th, 2025: We’ll start notifying users about the support of Windows 10 in the next servicing versions of Nitrocid KS.
• February 28th, 2025: We’ll no longer provide support for Nitrocid KS on Windows 10 for all the supported releases (0.1.0.x, 0.1.1.x, and 0.1.2.x).
• October 14th, 2025: We’ll provide another reminder like this when Windows 10 mainstream support ends.
• December 17th, 2026: We’ll no longer provide support for all of our applications and libraries on Windows 10 for all the supported releases.

Upgrade your systems to continue receiving support.

First Reminder of Windows 10’s Retirement

Windows 10 was first released on July 29th, 2015, to address the issues that Windows 8 brought and to give you new amazing features. It featured a redesigned start menu, an elegant look, and new functions that simplify your workflow. It was initially thought to be the last version of Windows, as it would provide feature updates every six months in its initial release. Since then, Windows 11 was released on October 5th, 2021, and that’s when everything changed.

Feature updates have been made to release yearly, with monthly cumulative updates being made as usual. Windows 11 brought to you many new features, such as new, sleek, modern design, new ways to streamline your workflow, and brand new features that allow you to perform everyday tasks like never before. As a result, Windows 10 has been given a final date in which the Home and Pro editions will no longer be supported.

The retirement date for the operating system is October 14th, 2025, according to the list of end of life dates.

However, if you’re running LTSC versions of Windows 10, the following dates are decided:

• Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021: January 12th, 2027 (mainstream)
• Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021: January 12th, 2027 (mainstream), January 13th, 2032 (extended)

Your computer will continue to work after the end of life date, but Microsoft recommends that you migrate your installation to Windows 11 to continue receiving software updates, especially the security ones. Additionally, most software manufacturers are expected to take out support of Windows 10, meaning that they’ll now require Windows 11 to run.

For instance, we are taking steps to take out support for Windows 10 for our applications in the following stages:

• January 26th, 2025: We’ll start notifying users about the support of Windows 10 in the next servicing versions of Nitrocid KS.
• February 28th, 2025: We’ll no longer provide support for Nitrocid KS on Windows 10 for all the supported releases (0.1.0.x, 0.1.1.x, and 0.1.2.x).
• October 14th, 2025: We’ll provide another reminder like this when Windows 10 mainstream support ends.
• December 17th, 2026: We’ll no longer provide support for all of our applications and libraries on Windows 10 for all the supported releases.

Upgrade your systems to continue receiving support.

First Reminder of Windows 10’s Retirement

Windows 10 was first released on July 29th, 2015, to address the issues that Windows 8 brought and to give you new amazing features. It featured a redesigned start menu, an elegant look, and new functions that simplify your workflow. It was initially thought to be the last version of Windows, as it would provide feature updates every six months in its initial release. Since then, Windows 11 was released on October 5th, 2021, and that’s when everything changed.

Feature updates have been made to release yearly, with monthly cumulative updates being made as usual. Windows 11 brought to you many new features, such as new, sleek, modern design, new ways to streamline your workflow, and brand new features that allow you to perform everyday tasks like never before. As a result, Windows 10 has been given a final date in which the Home and Pro editions will no longer be supported.

The retirement date for the operating system is October 14th, 2025, according to the list of end of life dates.

However, if you’re running LTSC versions of Windows 10, the following dates are decided:

• Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021: January 12th, 2027 (mainstream)
• Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021: January 12th, 2027 (mainstream), January 13th, 2032 (extended)

Your computer will continue to work after the end of life date, but Microsoft recommends that you migrate your installation to Windows 11 to continue receiving software updates, especially the security ones. Additionally, most software manufacturers are expected to take out support of Windows 10, meaning that they’ll now require Windows 11 to run.

For instance, we are taking steps to take out support for Windows 10 for our applications in the following stages:

• January 26th, 2025: We’ll start notifying users about the support of Windows 10 in the next servicing versions of Nitrocid KS.
• February 28th, 2025: We’ll no longer provide support for Nitrocid KS on Windows 10 for all the supported releases (0.1.0.x, 0.1.1.x, and 0.1.2.x).
• October 14th, 2025: We’ll provide another reminder like this when Windows 10 mainstream support ends.
• December 17th, 2026: We’ll no longer provide support for all of our applications and libraries on Windows 10 for all the supported releases.

Upgrade your systems to continue receiving support.

#EndOfLife #EOL #microsoft #news #OutOfSupport #security #Tech #technology #Unsupported #update #Windows #Windows10

#Federal AppealsCourt #Kills #Trump’s #Desperate “#PresidentialImmunity” #claims

“We also have considered his contention that he is entitled to categorical #immunity from #criminalliability for any assertedly ‘#official’ #action that he took as #President—a #contention that is #unsupported by #precedent, #history or the #text and #structure of the #USConstitution.

https://newrepublic.com/post/178783/federal-court-kills-trumps-presidential-immunity-argument

#Federal AppealsCourt #Kills #Trump’s #Desperate “#PresidentialImmunity” #claims

“We also have considered his contention that he is entitled to categorical #immunity from #criminalliability for any assertedly ‘#official’ #action that he took as #President—a #contention that is #unsupported by #precedent, #history or the #text and #structure of the #USConstitution.

https://newrepublic.com/post/178783/federal-court-kills-trumps-presidential-immunity-argument

#Memetics #says:
#study #information #and #culture #based #on #analogy #with #Darwinian #evolution. #Describe #memetics #as #an #approach #to #evolutionary #models #of #cultural #information #transfer. #Describe #how #an #idea #can #propagate #successfully, #but #do #not #necessarily #imply #a #concept #is #factual.

#Critics #retort:
#The #theory #is #untested, #unsupported #or #incorrect.

#Memetics' #Face #When #AndSoOn