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How to enable paths longer than 260 characters in Windows 10
Publié: mai 29, 2016, 2:04pm CEST par Mark Wilson
In days of yore, filenames in Windows were limited to the 8.3 format -- just eight characters for the filename, and three for the extension. With the arrival of Windows 95, Microsoft stripped away this limit and allowed for much longer names. That said, the Windows file system still imposes some restrictions such as which characters can be used in filenames, and the overall length of paths. For some time the maximum path length has been 260 characters, but in the latest Windows 10 Insider Preview, it is possible to use Group Policy or a registry hack to remove this… [Continue Reading] -
Now you can try out Amazon Echo's Alexa in your web browser
Publié: mai 29, 2016, 12:40pm CEST par Mark Wilson
There is something of a trend for voice activated devices at the moment, and you might well be wondering if any of them are worth investing in. If you've been thinking about buying an Amazon Echo, you can now try it out in your web browser to get a feel for what it's like. Amazon has launched the Alexa Skill Testing Tool which gives everyone the opportunity to test drive the virtual assistant for themselves. It's the perfect blend of try-before-you buy blended with clever marketing. While it's not a perfect simulation, the Amazon Echo Simulator gives a reasonable idea… [Continue Reading]