Microsoft veteran explains 'online' nature of Windows 3.0's WinHelp

A Microsoft veteran has shared an interesting nugget of info explaining why Windows 3.0's WinHelp software was considered "online" despite not being connected to the internet.
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Acer Swift Go 16 (2025) Review: The Big OLED Is the Big Draw

The Acer Swift Go 16 isn't exactly a budget machine, but it packs a lot of great features for the price, prime among them a ...
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CoD: WWII returns to the Microsoft Store and Xbox after a 41-day unplanned, controversial removal. Here's why.

Call of Duty: WWII has officially returned to the Microsoft Store (and PC Game Pass) after being removed 41 days ago. ️ Call of Duty: WWIICall of Duty: WWII is now ...
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Inside Microsoft’s massive AI agreement with the U.S. — what it means for taxpayers and tech

Microsoft has partnered with the US General Services Administration to offer up to $3.1 billion in discounted AI services, aiming to transform federal operations and enhance citizen services over the ...