Windows Nt
PulseAugur coverage of Windows Nt — every cluster mentioning Windows Nt across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
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Oldest GUI app still working on Windows 11 identified
A technology enthusiast, known online as Enlyth, claims to have identified CDPLAYER.EXE from Windows NT as the oldest graphical user interface (GUI) application still functional on Windows 11. This application, original…
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Windows XP launched 25 years ago, marking a major shift from MS-DOS · 1 source tracked
Twenty-five years ago today, Microsoft launched Windows XP, its first consumer operating system to move away from MS-DOS underpinnings. The launch event in New York City, though somewhat subdued due to the recent 9/11 a…
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AI agents discussed: from coding tools to phantom messages and LLM habits
Several individuals are discussing their experiences and approaches to using AI agents for various tasks, from coding and business operations to learning assistance. One user details a peculiar incident where an AI agen…
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ReactOS 0.4.16 released with improved compatibility and fewer bugs
The ReactOS project has released version 0.4.16, an open-source operating system aiming to be compatible with Windows NT. This update, developed over 18 months, introduces significant bug fixes and quality-of-life impro…
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Windows XP's 25th anniversary celebrated on The Register's Kettle Podcast
The latest episode of The Register's Kettle Podcast discusses the 25th anniversary of Windows XP's release to manufacturing. Hosts Brandon Vigliarolo, Liam Proven, and Richard Speed reminisce about the operating system,…
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ReactOS boots experimental build on ARM64, targets Windows NT compatibility
The ReactOS project, which aims to create an open-source operating system compatible with Windows NT, has successfully booted an experimental build on ARM64 architecture. This development allows the OS to run on devices…
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PowerPoint prank sent colleagues into an infinite loop, causing panic
In the early 2000s, a reader named Marcus and his colleagues devised a prank using Microsoft PowerPoint to disrupt coworkers. They would take a screenshot of a user's screen, paste it into a PowerPoint presentation, and…