Kelly Jacques

IT Support & System Administrator. Managing Windows/Linux, Active Directory, and cloud infrastructure. Fixing tech so you don't have to. 🔌

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“Sort of a feature,” Microsoft on why Ctrl+C fails on Windows 11 due to a design choice for Clipboard history

Pressing Ctrl+C once and having it fail to copy anything isn’t a bug you imagined. Microsoft’s clipboard history service listens for changes asynchronously, which means a second copy can happen before the system finishes logging the first one. The company calls this design choice intentional, at least for the Clipboard history integration.

Like most of you, I have the habit of pressing Ctrl and C multiple times just to be sure something copied, and that habit hasn’t gone away even on Windows 11.

Pressing it once should be enough, but it doesn’t always work, and for the longest time I assumed it was just me being paranoid. Turns out plenty of people have the same reflex.

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Mayor of San Pedro Huamelula

Victor Aguilar took a crocodile to be his wife in the southern region of Oaxaca on Friday, as part of an indigenous tradition intended to bring good fortune to local fishermen.

The female crocodile was baptised on Thursday, and then was garbed in a white dress and had her jaws clamped shut on the big day.

Tradition demands the respective Mayor of San Pedro Huamelula marry a new crocodile each year, as legend has it that the ceremony will bring fishermen luck in fishing.

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@NibwoNyiza Uwakinkopa

[Sky Bee✨❣️💦 @SkyBee445]

i will call another pastor to deliver us.😂😂😂 what kind of talk be dis one nah

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@SkyBee445 The summer vibe 🤣

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@ViiBug_26 Imagine some they put it on private part😔

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All this pain for what?

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@KobbaDennis All this for men🤣

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How do you choose a partner?

❌ Just beauty (looks fade)
❌ Just brains (lacks connection)
✅ Beauty within the brain (intelligence, kindness, and character)Don't just pick a face. Choose the mind you want to grow old with.
#Relationships

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@ernest_dorzie Already come

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@AstonVilla Nice

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@Kinggsley001 You're right

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Brazil: Woman Rescued After 5 Days of Captivity

A 24-year-old woman, Emiliane Tamara Nunes Carvalho, was reportedly kidnapped and held captive for five days by her former husband, Ailton Rodrigues de Souza.

Emiliane disappeared on August 17 after leaving a medical clinic in Mansões Odisséia. Police rescued her on August 21, finding her tied to a bed with chains and handcuffs, with her mouth and eyes covered.

Authorities allege she was drugged and subjected to physical and sexual abuse during her captivity.

Ailton was arrested at the scene. Police also reportedly found an illegally possessed 9mm firearm inside the house.

The case remains under investigation.

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@bsam1906 absolutely

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@marvo_sneh_ @Kenblaze001 Good morning

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@BigTG09 You want that job?

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They see a strange job... but you're about to learn that value is often where you least expect it.

IN THE 1950S, THIS GUY WAS A "LIPSTICK TESTER" WHOSE JOB WAS SIMPLY TO BE KISSED ALL DAY.

Not a scientist. Not a marketer. A man whose entire job was to sit there and get kissed-repeatedly-to test the durability of lipstick.

The truth? In a different era, we'd call it a dream job. Today, we'd call it strange. But at the time, it was necessary. Someone had to make sure the lipstick stayed on, wouldn't smudge, wouldn't fade -and a man's cheek was the perfect testing ground.

What's the lesson? Value isn't always obvious. What looks bizarre today might have been essential yesterday. What seems like a joke might have been a job that helped build an industry.

Perspective matters. You weren't meant to judge things by their surface. You were built to see the function behind the strange, the purpose behind the odd, and the history behind the things we take for granted.

Comment "KISS" if you'd take that job. Tag someone who appreciates the weird history behind everyday things.

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Microsoft Surface and other Windows on Arm PCs can't use Outlook or Teams right now

Users report both apps crashing immediately, leaving them unable to access mail or meetings. It’s a serious issue for devices that Microsoft positions as the future of Windows.

A Windows 11 update appears to break Microsoft Teams and Outlook on Windows on Arm PCs. Issues started popping up after the rollout of KB5121003, which began shipping this month on Patch Tuesday.

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🇺🇬 President Yoweri Museveni and First Lady Janet Museveni hosted Pastor Enoch Adeboye and his wife, Pastor (Mrs.) Folu Adeboye, global leaders of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, at State House Entebbe.

President Museveni highlighted how Christian values such as love, forgiveness, compassion and the Good Samaritan have enriched African culture and strengthened the values of unity and service.

The visit comes ahead of the consecration of their daughter, Patience, as a Bishop tomorrow in Maya.

Welcome to Uganda, Pastor Adeboye and all our guests! 🇺🇬🙏

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@pointofview256 I hope once you will visit Rwanda

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Kigali to host 20th Africa Food Systems Forum, over 5,000 participants expected

Rwanda is set to host the 20th Africa Food Systems Forum from August 31 to September 4, bringing together policymakers, investors, scientists, entrepreneurs and young innovators from across Africa for discussions on investment, food security, job creation and resilience in the continent’s agri‑food systems.

More than 5,000 participants from over 50 countries are expected to attend the forum at the Kigali Convention Centre, which will be held under the theme, “Investing in Africa’s Agri‑Food Systems: Nourishing Nations, Growing Jobs, Building Resilience.”
Rwandan President Paul Kagame is expected to officially open the five‑day meeting, which marks 20 years of the Africa Food Systems Forum.