Kevin Ryan

I have a program called “7+ Taskbar Tweaker” but I disabled it to test this bug. It worked perfectly fine before (and in fact they are the ones who pointed...

@pyrates999 I don’t believe 7+ Taskbar Tweaker _did_ cause this: turning it off did not fix the problem. I haven’t fully uninstalled it to try that, which I might tomorrow,...

Well, uninstalled 7+ Taskbar Tweaker, restarted computer (a couple of times), and still seeing the behavior. If it matters, settings: - Taskbar style * : Windows 10 - Primary taskbar...

I will do that next time it happens (it did not as I just woke up the screen), but for the record, using “Restart File Explorer (*)” within ExplorerPatcher does...

OK, to be clear: killing and restarting explorer (whether through EP or Task Manager) fixes the issue—until the next time the screen turns off. Then I get it again. It...

When I first opened the console, I got: ``` [Updates] Starting daemon. [Updates] Configured update policy on this system: "Check for updates but let me choose whether to download and...

Well, to try to make things easier, I’ve consolidated all of the information in the opening post.

Just ran into a case where I want exactly this. Strongly agree with this idea. Not sure about `as` vs. `is` being the syntactical distinguishing feature, but definitely want a...

I almost suggested `|` myself, but I like `else` a lot more. But ultimately I held off on the `|`/`else` suggestion because it's a kind of weird case where `value...

For what it’s worth, you can always work around this by making your type-guard even more fine-grained: if you use `value is TheClass & { someOtherValueYouChecked: 'foobar' }`, then false...