1566 Days. The time between Wii U release and Switch. Also the time between Switch and today.

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Microsoft OneDrive

There's the 1st Xbox, then the Xbox 360 series (Xbox 360 S, Xbox 360 E, Xbox 360 Arcade, Xbox 360 Core, and Xbox 360 Elite), then the Xbox 1 series (with the Xbox Xbox 1, 1X, Xbox 1S, and the Xbox 1 Elite), then Xbox Series series (with the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S). Just remember that Xbox Arcade is on all the Xbox 360s (but not the Xbox), not just the Xbox 360 Arcade, and that the Xbox 1 Elite is called that because it comes with an Elite controller (which isn't available for the Xbox 360 Elite, which is called that because it has a bigger hard drive). If you go to a used game store, a lot of them called the first Xbox the Xbox 1, like how the first PlayStation was the PlayStation 1, but don't let that fool you. The first Xbox games are usually in the rear next to the used New 3DSes. It helps to simply remember that the S models are the weaker, entry-level models (except for the Xbox 360 S, which is the improved, higher-end model). The console, incidentally, is called Xbox One, because Microsoft want to unify all their products under the One name (e.g. OneDrive), and the online service is called Xbox Live, because Microsoft want to unify all their products under the Live name (e.g. ~~Live Folders~~ ~~renamed SkyDrive~~ OneDrive, ~~MSN~~ ~~Windows~~ Live Messenger, Live Hotmail, Live Profile). The Xbox runs Windows UI apps, and Windows runs an Xbox app, and if you like both you can get a special deal that combines Live service for your Xbox One with OneDrive plans at onedrive.live.com.

#Cloud Storage #File Sharing #Encrypted Cloud Storage 1 user reviews

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.NET

God help you if you also want to develop for a Microsoft platform. Their platform, Microsoft .NET (not accessible at microsoft.net, but at dotnet.microsoft.com), was originally .NET Framework. .NET Framework 4.6 got a spinoff, .NET Core 1.0, to be developed in parallel, but then all the work from .NET Framework 4.8 got ported to .NET Core 3.0 and they changed the name to .NET 5.0, skipping version 4. .NET 5.0 plans to ship with Windows 11, which is internally called Windows 10.

#Developer Tools #Web And Application Servers #Web Frameworks 46 social mentions