Windows 8 is now 15 years old. Here’s where it’s still being used

It feels like an age since Windows 8 was released. But in fact, it’s ‘only’ been 15 years. A look back at Windows 8 and where ...
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My predictions for the Windows 8 .NET dev story, based on leaks

[*]Because they are starting over again, and with more stringent performance, it will probably be less capable / full-featured than current Silverlight/.NET, like going backwards to Silverlight 3 ...