JRowley

I didn't mean yours, but yeah both are pretty good in that regard

The title is the largest use of clickbait I have seen in a long time. The technology sounds somewhat interesting but I doubt they will ever put it into production, perhaps an evolution of it in 10/20 years time though.

We had them come in but the price was wildly above what we were prepared to pay. In addition research suggested their mobile app which they advertise as a key feature was extremely slow to retrieve data for assets.

This is really daft though, if they are killing off Windows RT then offering a free upgrade (or even a paid one) to Windows 10 would have been the perfect solution.

Good to know I have more or less the right idea!

Thanks man! Always good to know you aren't losing the plot.

Yeah I just don't understand why that is the case if the device will support it, I'm gunna have to go rouge to get it on it now -.-.

Yeah the highways take up alot of room, but they reduce congestion a massive amount. I've banned heavy goods in the residential areas too so I need the highway to move goods around.

No upgrade from Windows RT? Even though they are supporting ARM? What?

Well, scratch all I said about forward thinking.

Worth remembering of course that NTFS was first devised in 1993 and then updated in 2001. Ext4 was created in 2006. NTFS also has a broader feature set than Ext4. Anyways, it's not really a fair comparison.

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Everyone running Windows 7/8/8.1 regardless of the legitimacy of their license can upgrade to 10 for free (for the first year!), it applies to every country.

Yeah they said it would be available in the UK, when exactly I'm not sure, perhaps with the slow release? Though I haven't tried it, it may be working at home.

I'm updating to the new build with my machine at home, the virtual machine I have at work for a Windows 10 client is having serious issues though so I might need to wait until they have the new ISOs out for that one.

Here is the save - http://1drv.ms/1B3QWJy Just a few things, I know that quite a few of those buildings wont upgrade due to not having the right educated workers, that's fine as I can fix that, it's just the services I'm worried about. Enjoy the city, also here is the full view of my city:

Very much this ^

Not really, you can play it offline now but you are still stuck to a tiny plot of land, you can still make a city which is entirely residential etc.

Plus these are offices, not commercial properties.

I'll do that tonight!

I have bus stops and a metro station on every street, a train station in there. The only thing I don't have is a seaport close by but that hasn't prevented the middle of the area upgrading!

No ground polution in the local area and no water polution at all! The builds report that they need to be covered by more services, but that area has every service built on the road that surrounds it except for rubbish which is collected near the solar plants. Thanks man, the main highway that runs through the city that you can see took me about an hour of demolishing and rebuilding until I was happy with it!

Here's the picture:

I haven't and VR really isn't going to be the Christmas biggy, it's a gimmick currently at best, an expensive gimmick at that.

We are already getting plastic notes, so I don't see a reason why we couldn't have £1 notes. We had them in the past after all. Though it would mean a lot of infrastructure changes to accommodate paying small amounts in notes and not coins.