Earlier this week, PCWorld published a roundup of Windows 12 rumors translated from PCWelt that does not meet our editorial standards. We’re deeply embarrassed by it, and I personally apologize that the article was published. It should not have been, but we’re keeping the article live (with an editor’s note at the top) so it remains in the public record.

Windows Central published a response detailing its errors. Thanks for keeping us accountable, guys — genuinely. In the same spirit of accountability, I want to explain how this happened, and what we’re doing to ensure a mistake like this never occurs again.

Let’s start by discussing how PCWorld handles translated articles, and then I’ll dive into the issues with the article itself.

Lincoln is working on a body-on-frame Mercedes-Benz G-Class/Land Rover Range Rover-fighter for launch in the 2029-30 timeframe, sources tell Autoweek. The two-row Lincoln will ride on the body-on-frame platform that underpins the Ford Bronco, according to one of the sources, who drew the comparison with the Merc G-Wagen—which also makes the Range Rover another likely target.

Was fixing a bad wiring job between a sub panel and a 240v 2 phase water pump and noticed that my multimedia was only testing it as 190v. Checked back at the breaker and saw the same. Checked between L1 and L2 on a different breaker and saw the same.

My 240v equipment (dryer, oven, water heater, 2 HVAC units) all work fine.

Should I be concerned?

How big of a deal is this? Like call an electrician asap or wait until I have some other electrical work lined up?

What’s with this community?

https://lemmy.world/c/fyld

Edit: found some business info:

https://www.bizapedia.com/trademarks/proofchain-90591995.html

This complaint reads like a soap opera.

Same news as others have posted, but this is from Above the Law which has a legal/humor slant.

other sysadmin communities and downdetector are reporting outages worldwide to the admin portals such as admin.microsoft.com and portal.azure.com.

No impact to user-facing services, yet.

For some reason, my home shows up as incorrect on apple maps and google maps from any device in my home that doesn't have it's own GPS. I tested different devices, different browsers, and tested with a temporary user account to make sure it wasn't something to do with the user profile.

I've toggled location services off/on, restarted the geolocation service, and restarted.

On my phone the location shows up correctly. I created a hotspot from my phone and connected devices to it and it still shows the wrong location. This isn't a geo-IP issue. I've also confirmed that my geo IP shows up relatively correct.

I ran a command to show all of the BSSIDs where i'm at, and then found a BSSID map service. I only found 3 BSSIDs with a listed location, and they were all correct.

I tried using a linux device but map services simply show that the precise location can't be determined.

I feel like this has something to do with Windows location services, but for it to be wrong on both devices makes me think it's not an issue with my devices, but something wrong with the location services hosted by Microsoft in general.

Any other ideas?

Because they rely on hosts for a majority of functions, viruses aren’t considered alive. But entities like this one complicate matters.