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    Microsoft may have pulled the plug on the Surface Laptop Studio 2

    May 17, 2025

    Microsoft may have reportedly discontinued the Surface Laptop Studio 2, which came with beast specs. According to a paywalled report by The Verge, the tech giant stopped manufacturing earlier this month, and the laptop will be formally “end of life” next month. Microsoft’s store lists five of six configurations, but shelves are clearing fast. That’s […]

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    Im currently working on a platform that has multi-language options and also the language is defined by IP. So Im trying to build an architecture for testing both scenarios dynamically… The domain is always the same: Example: www.page.com (If you are logged in from Britain the web application is loaded in English, if you are visiting the page from France the page is loaded in French.)
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