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@EUstaran @ICOnews Dear Eduardo, I understand your feelings about the current state of business with Corona and the impending Brexit. But now it seems you advocate that when a company is doing not so well, privacy protection is less of an issue. #GDPR
16 Oct 2020
The French National Commission on Information Technology and Freedoms (CNIL) recommends all French services to stop storing health data using Microsoft or any other company subject to 'US law' as soon as possible. https://t.co/3RrmRlWAWI
16 Oct 2020
Now on Youtube ex #beatle Paul McCartney @PaulMcCartney for the Teenage Cancer Trust 2012 https://t.co/DZlmvcebSl
11 Oct 2020
#Straling, #spectrum, #5G, er wordt nogal wat angst over gezaaid. Maar wat is straling? En hoe zit het met 5G? Natuurkundige Anna Gimbrère @AnnaGimbrere legt duidelijk uit over elektromagnetische straling via @Bright TV. Sorry, Dutch Only. #radiation #5G. https://t.co/ozq25ZFMTu
11 Oct 2020
Dutch Supervisory Authority @toezicht_AP is not ordering companies to stop #transferring #PersonalData yet, start investigating data transferred to the #USA. Quote:'Better store data in the EU rather than the US' #SchremmsII #GDPR #PrivacyShield Dutch: https://t.co/Mx9FZgmtq2
01 Oct 2020
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@WebHallaMicrosoft has provided the Problem Steps Recorder to help service desks and programmers to find a runtime bug.
Prior to Windows 7, Windows Error Reporting (WER) collected error reports that indicated problems in need of repair. These error reports contain helpful information that describes the general nature of a problem, but not enough information to determine its root cause. For that, developers need a tool to reproduce the crash/hang scenario for debugging.A new application, Problem Steps Recorder (PSR.exe), is shipping on all builds of Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 and the server operatingsystems Windows 2008r2, Windows 2012 R2 and Windows 2016. This feature enables the collection of the actions performed by a user while encountering a crash so that testers and developers can reproduce the situation for analysis and debugging.
Problem Steps Recorder during recording.
How to start the Problem Steps Recorder
Press Windows key + "R"
type "PSR" and press "Enter"
or
type "PSR" and press "Enter"
Click the Windows Start button
in the search box type "problem step" and click the program "Record steps to reproduce a problem"
This product is also very handy to quickly produce an end-users manual. It also collects
information about data entered, dialog and windows names and the context of the pressed, selected or clicked GUI elements. Images
and texts are placed in a HTML form and compressed in a ZIP file.
in the search box type "problem step" and click the program "Record steps to reproduce a problem"
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