Windows is losing a command-line tool that dates back to the Windows 2000 days

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In brief: Microsoft has confirmed that WMIC will soon be completely eradicated from supported Windows editions. The command-line interface offered powerful ways to interact with a computer's hardware and the broader Windows software ecosystem, but it's now being phased out in favor of more efficient alternatives.
Microsoft recently released a new Insider Preview Build of Windows 11, giving unpaid beta testers an early look at features headed to the
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Sony CEO Says Company "Still Hasn't Fixed a Date" for PS6 Launch
Rumors about the upcoming Sony PlayStation 6 have been flying around for months now, purporting to reveal everything from pricing and specs to an approximate release window. Now, the gaming giant's CEO, Hiroki Totoki, has addressed the PS6 launch date in a new interviewwith The Wall Street Journal.
In the interview, Totoki explains that the volatility of the current PC and console hardware market makes it difficult to pin down pricing or a release date. He notes that memory prices are still expected to be high in the
In the interview, Totoki explains that the volatility of the current PC and console hardware market makes it difficult to pin down pricing or a release date. He notes that memory prices are still expected to be high in the

Oil spill shuts down stretch of Hwy. 401 near Keele
Police are warning of “major delays” following an oil spill that shut a section of westbound Highway 401 near Keele Street in North York.
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers were called to the area just before 1:30 p.m. on Monday.
Police say liquid asphalt oil spilled from a transport truck.

