If you, like me, are depraved enough to be on the insider fast track, you might have noticed that snipping tool is now being replaced by snip & sketch (unless you use shareX like every good nerd should). Microsoft has finally boarded the wagon headed for built in keyboard shortcut accessed screenshots! Windows key + Shift + S brings up a handy dandy screenshot tool with border detection etc and then automatically copies that screenshot to your clipboard. Microsoft is also finally making it easier (or in some cases possible at all) to re-bind the built in keyboard shortcuts (you can make Ctrl + Space do nothing!). Quick read: https://www.windowscentral.com/windows-10-build-18950-rolls-out-fast-ring-bringing-snip-sketch-improvements?amp Unnecessary but apparently obligatory quote from windows central: "Key customization: We've improved the discoverability of key assignment settings. Also, based on feedback, we've updated the default assigned value of Ctrl + Space to be "None". Ctrl + Space can still be used for toggling IME-on/off by changing the value through its setting." Full windows blog: https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2019/07/31/announcing-windows-10-insider-preview-build-18950/#4yVAlph14C1lkpgf.97

The newest windows update doesn't suck (entirely)

By Handmeat
August 15, 2019 in Tech News

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Go to solution Solved by GoodBytes, August 15, 2019

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We have a thread for Windows Insider builds here:

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