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Ridiculously awesome cherry blossom bar with sakura pool opening in Tokyo【Photos】
I know this is a real place. But these stories about novel, odd things are always calculated to drive page views for “weird Japan” stories. I know I saw a story most recently about floating kotatsu on inflatable rafts. It seems entirely made up, impractical and borderline dangerous if it is real. I wish the…
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The Idea of America
A Short Essay after watching CBS Sunday Morning’s 40th Anniversary episode Sunday, January 27, 2019 11:26 AM It was a good run, really from 1609 until today we tried. Different people at different times taking 2 steps forward 1 step back. From colonialism, to mercantilism and democracy to oligarchy we are what we are in…
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Welcome to the Gutenberg Editor
The goal of this new editor is to make adding rich content to WordPress simple and enjoyable. This whole post is composed of pieces of content—somewhat similar to LEGO bricks—that you can move around and interact with. Move your cursor around and you’ll notice the different blocks light up with outlines and arrows. Press the…
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Visiting Japan and Asa-Dora
One of the small joys of refusal visits to Japan is learning the ebb and flow of morning TV programs. And for me that is defined by the National broadcaster NHK. You know the morning has properly started at 8pm JST, when the morning drama opening credits fire up. It is a rotating program that…
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Interesting workflow: Optimizing your W10 base image
Note – If you are viewing this page on a mobile device some embedded code may not display, switch your mobile browser to desktop mode. Since the release of the cumulative update model, managing Windows updates has become a much simpler process. Updates are typically released broadly to enterprise devices monthly after they have gone […]…
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PowerShell: Removing UWP apps from Windows 10 1607/1703/1709
Some great technical writing here, just the facts from Mike Galvin on the necessity of helping manage UWP apps and Pre-provisioning of them on Win10-1709 (Creator Update). Looking forward to the finalizing of the RTM version soon, and pulling down the .iso files to start my own test .wim for use at work.
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Heads Up from Mike Caulfield (due diligence)
Today in the New York Times, a Bari Weiss column links to an OFFICIAL ANTIFA ACCOUNT that calls gay man Dave Rubin an anti-LGBT fascist. This is supposed to prove, according to Weiss, that the Left is out of control: Dave Rubin, a liberal commentator who favors abortion rights, opposes the death penalty and is […]…
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There are funnels, oh yes.
Every time I hear something about limiting screen time I cannot help but think about how poorly the concept has been thought out. If we talked about “food time” instead maybe that would help us think that while time matters (eating for hours each day is probably a bad idea), how long you eat probably… via…
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Adding Windows 10 Version, BIOS Mode and Secure Boot State to BGInfo
Originally posted on Mike's Tech Blog: Recently, my team has been doing a lot of testing for our next big Windows 10 In-place Upgrade. We are designing and developing a new process that I call Windows as a Service in the Enterprise (and we plan on sharing this at MMSMOA in May). As part of…
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ConfigMgr Lab – Adding Ninite Apps — from: GARYTOWN ConfigMgr Blog
So you have a Personal ConfigMgr lab, but you want to add some app deployments to better simulate your actual environment. So you add Chrome, Reader, and a couple others (NOT JAVA). Next Month, they are out of date. You probably don’t have time to keep your personal lab app deployments updated, so you keep… via…