微软宣布2023年2月永久禁用IE11浏览器

近几天，微软在Microsoft365管理中心内向用户发出提醒称，微软将通过2023年2月的累积安全更新，在Windows10操作系统中删除并永久禁用IE 11浏览器。

这意味着，届时Windows10系统用户将无法通过技术手段再次激活并使用IE 11浏览器，Eege将成为微软官方唯一的浏览器。而且在此之前，微软就已经停止了对IE浏览器的支持，同时，微软还在Edge浏览器中创建了IE模式，可以为用户提供加载时需要IE技术内容的选项。

不过，据报道微软在2023年2月份的累积更新是删除IE 11，并不会直接移除全部组件。

Barely a week ago, fans were drooling over how great the visuals in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 looked, specifically with regard to footage taken from the game's Amsterdam level. Of course, as with all things Call of Duty, the calm and beautiful scene was immediately followed by gunfire, weird nicknames, and a bunch of dudes staying frosty. Though it seems Amsterdam, in turn, didn't take too kindly to the game, one five-star hotel in particular.
The Conservatorium Hotel – renamed Breenbergh in-game – is one of many flashpoint locations in Modern Warfare 2. Not only that, but on top of being riddled with bullets, the hotel is also blown up, with smoke billowing from its facade. To make things worse, it seems nobody at Infinity Ward asked the actual hotel for permission to use its likeness. It now appears that the hotel is considering its options, and legal action is very much on the table (thanks, PC Gamer).
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"We have taken note of the fact that the Conservatorium Hotel is undesirably the scene of the new Call of Duty," said the hotel's manager, Roy Tomassen in a conversation with Dutch publication, de Volksrant. "More generally, we don't support games that seem to encourage the use of violence. The game in no way reflects our core values and we regret our apparent and unwanted involvement."
The Breenbergh is a major location in both the campaign and multiplayer modes of Modern Warfare 2. Its real life counterpart, the Conservatorium Hotel, is a relatively popular landmark in Amsterdam, which was initially a bank built in the 1800s that was later converted into a five-star hotel. While the manager didn't explicitly mention any legal action, his words surely suggested that it's not off the table.
After that short clip of a very-realistic Amsterdam became popular, one fan actually went to the exact spots from the game to reveal just how similar they look. And wouldn't you know it, there's hardly any difference between the real city and the in-game one. People even started sharing images and videos they had of the city to further study the similarities.