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A cloud storage service first announced in 2015 that uses the decentralized, peer-to-peer architecture of blockchain to store encrypted data on the computers of users around the globe has unveiled its pricing model and production launch date.
Storj Labs, which operates a beta storage service for developers, businesses and consumers, initially launched the Tardigrade Decentralized Cloud Storage Service in August. Today, it announced its Beta 2 release and pricing, taking aim atAmazon's AWS S3 cloud service with what it says is a more cost-effective and resilient approach.
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Just when you thought it was safe to relax a bit …
In the past couple of hours, Microsoft released a handful of Monthly Rollup previews and a smattering of similar, optional, updates. The list:
Win7 and Server 2008 R2—KB 4525251— Monthly Rollup preview appears to cover the same ground as KB 2952664 and, later, KB 4507456. If thereanything included in the update other than more telemetry, Microsoft sure hasn&t told us. Herethe sole description in the KB article:
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We've been talking for ages now about the intersection of Chrome OS and Android and the endless ways Google's two primary platforms work together.
For all of the overlap, though, Chrome OS and Android have never actually coexisted within the framework of a single device — living side by side on a multipart system, in other words, and acting as complementary halves of a unified experience. But if one ambitious inventor gets his way, that may be about to change.
The guy's name is Ken Mages, and he's come up with a product known as the CastAway. It's described as a "second screen for your smartphone" — one that runs Chrome-OS-like software and puts "the world's smallest Chromebook" right alongside your phone.
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I know lots of people who rely on iOS 13 and iPad OS for their business, but they aren&t necessarily getting much from using the QuickShare feature.
So why is it there?
Whatwrong with QuickShare?
QuickShare is that first row of names you see when you open up the Share pane from within almost any app in iOS 13.It is populated by the names of people you have most recently communicated with by Messages and nearby AirDrop shares.
However, the way the Share sheet works is that the far more useful Apps panel, which productivity workers are more likely to need is pushed down the screen, while the potentially even more useful scrolling Actions list is hardly visible at all & you have to scroll to get to it.
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