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Holy smokes, something that might actually be useful is coming to Copilot on Windows

Microsoft's Copilot on Windows is getting a useful update.
The update includes system-wide file search and vision features.
File search enables users to find, open, and ask questions about file contents on their device.
Vision allows Copilot to access any app or browser, providing assistance with various tasks.

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4 Best Ways to Clear Microsoft Store Cache in Windows 11

Resetting the Microsoft Store is the best way to resolve cache-related issues in Windows 11.
1. Clear Cache & Reset Microsoft Store Using Settings: Access Windows 11 App Settings, go to Apps & Features, select Microsoft Store, and click on Reset.
2. Clear Microsoft Store Cache via CMD: Open Command Prompt as administrator, enter WSReset.exe, and hit Enter.
3. Clear the Microsoft Store Cache from File Explorer: Open File Explorer, navigate to C:\Windows\System32, and run the WSReset executable file.
4. Clear Microsoft Store Cache with the RUN command: Press Windows Key + R, type wsreset.exe, and press Enter.

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Apple loses title of World’s Most Valuable Company to Microsoft

Microsoft has surpassed Apple as the world's most valuable company.
Apple shares have dropped around 23% due to the delay in its promised Siri and other AI features, as well as increased U.S. import tariffs.
Microsoft's market cap is now $2.64 trillion, while Apple's stands at $2.59 trillion.
UBS analysts predict that the price of the iPhone 16 Pro Max could increase as much as $350 in the U.S.

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Dew Drop – April 9, 2025 (#4400)

Microsoft Copilot in Azure is now generally available, offering AI assistance in coding tasks.
The Syncfusion Blazor UI Kit aims to simplify development and eliminate UI challenges for developers.
Test out .NET 10 Previews quickly in Dev Containers and Codespaces.
Prototyping Web Apps with AI allows for pair programming with a robot companion.
Azure SDK for Rust moves into beta, providing Rust developers with more tools for Azure development.
Optimizing JSON Serialization in .NET compares Newtonsoft.Json and System.Text.Json for efficiency.
The future of Server-Driven Web Apps sees the rise of technologies like htmx and ASP.NET.
Avalonia Accelerate enhances the power and capabilities of Avalonia apps for developers.
Neural Network Quantile Regression and Linear Support Vector Regression using C# are explored.
AI-assisted Infrastructure as Code with Pulumi leverages the Model Context Protocol Server for improved automation.

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How to Delete DirectX Shader Cache in Windows 11

Windows 11 creates and stores cache files for apps and programs to speed up their load, including the DirectX Shader Cache.
The DirectX Shader Cache improves application loading time and performance, and can be deleted without causing system malfunction or file corruption.
There are three methods to delete the DirectX Shader Cache in Windows 11: via Settings, using the Disk Cleanup utility, or through Storage Sense.
Deleting the DirectX Shader Cache can improve game performance, but its impact depends on hardware specs and game compatibility with the OS.

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Microsoft starts testing Copilot Vision update that can ‘see’ your screen and apps

Microsoft is testing an update to its Copilot app on Windows that allows screen and app sharing with the AI assistant.
Copilot Vision, originally limited to Microsoft's Edge browser, is now extending to any app on the PC.
Copilot Vision can coach users in using features of apps like Adobe Photoshop and analyze photos and webpages.
Microsoft is also testing file search in Copilot on Windows, enabling users to ask about file contents.

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Patch Tuesday, April 2025 Edition

Microsoft released updates to fix 121 security holes in Windows operating systems.
One vulnerability, CVE-2025-29824, is already being exploited in the wild.
Elevation of privilege flaws have been frequently exploited as zero-day vulnerabilities.
Critical updates were also released for web browsers, Adobe, and Apple products.

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CalDigit announces TS5 and TS5 Plus Thunderbolt 5 docking stations for macOS & Windows

CalDigit has announced TS5 and TS5 Plus Thunderbolt 5 docking stations.
The TS5 features 15 ports and provides up to 140W of Power Delivery.
The TS5 Plus has 20 ports, supports DisplayPort, and offers more charging capacity.
Both docks are compact, powerful, and durable, with the TS5 Plus having a darkened aluminum design.

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Passkeys, a Good Idea That is Too Centralized

To log in to the site, you usually need a password for authentication.
Traditional password authentication can be compromised due to weak or stolen passwords.
Two-factor authentication (2FA) introduced an additional layer of security with something we have.
U2F/WebAuthn security keys provide automatic and secure authentication by inserting a USB key.

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Podcast Rewind: Our Favorite Utilities and the Nintendo Switch 2 Hardware Story

Federico and I share favorite utility apps like Amphetamine, Text Lens, Gifski, and more on the latest episode of AppStories.
Federico, Brendon, and I analyze the technical specifications of the Nintendo Switch 2 and discuss other features like the camera accessory and Game Share on the latest episode of NPC.
On a special early-release episode of NPC XL, Brendon, Federico, and I delve into the tech behind the games announced alongside the Nintendo Switch 2.
MacStories' family of podcasts cover a broad range of topics, including utilities, Nintendo Switch, app recommendations, and more.

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Wild stock swings amplified by headline-driven algorithmic trading bots, thin liquidity

The stock market is experiencing wild swings due to algorithmic trading bots and thin liquidity.
Low liquidity and the reaction of algorithmic trading bots to headlines have amplified market fluctuations.
Traders face challenges in adapting to the current market dynamics, while market makers are pulling back, increasing trading costs and volatility.
Automated trading systems and algorithms quickly magnify price swings and react to news, intensifying market reactions.

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How to install OCI Management Agent into a Ubuntu 22.04 instance

To install an Oracle Cloud Management Agent into a Ubuntu 22.04 VM compute instance in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, follow these steps:
1. Go to OCI Console > Management Agents > Download and Keys
2. Create and download an Install Key named 'input.rsp'
3. Download the agent installation ZIP package 'omagent.zip'

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Bank of America: Apple’s swoon is ‘enhanced buying opportunity’

Bank of America views the recent decline in Apple's stock price as an 'enhanced buying opportunity'.
The stock's forward price-to-earnings ratio falling below 25x makes it a compelling risk/reward option.
Apple's stock has historically delivered positive returns after dips below 25x forward P/E.
Apple remains well-positioned to benefit from long-term tailwinds in edge-based AI computing.

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Swiftly 1.0

Swiftly 1.0 is the first stable release of Swift version manager.
Swiftly makes it easier to install, manage, and update Swift toolchain.
It supports different platforms like Linux and macOS.
Swiftly is now officially supported as part of the core Swift toolchain.

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Locked Out of Apple Developer Accounts

In the past 24 hours, multiple developers have been locked out of their Apple Developer accounts with no apparent reason and no help from support.
Some developers have faced issues like inactive accounts, inability to reactivate, and being permanently blocked, with no explanations provided.
This is not the first time such incidents have occurred, as previous cases of terminated accounts and restrictions have been reported.
The situation has caused concerns among developers about the unclear and unpredictable actions taken by Apple.

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