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A question for a future Defrag:

I needed to know the scope of what Microsoft Security Essentials scans when performing a Quick scan.  I pulled out Process Monitor (elevated) and filtered on MsMpEng.exe to take a looksie.  While Process Monitor showed lots of lovely stuff, I wondered did it show it all?  Who has the lowest hook, Process Monitor or MSE?  Who is hiding from who?

Yes! The best utility to do on larry's lazy eyed lizard day!

the high quality wmv is fuzzy it seems.

@RonnieCorny: additionally the camera scanning route is nowhere near the speed and accuracy of a traditional barcode scanner.

9 minutes ago, IRB wrote

Bad hair today Paul? or are you just wearing a hat indoors?

The missing 9guy is under the hat!  Where's the 9guy Paul?  How about that for meaningful contribution.

That was an LOL for all the brain lobes.  nice.

The Channel 9 at JPL link comes up to a valid page but when playing the video it has nothing to play.

Should there be a video with this post?

Yes and yes, Tim.  All businesses change from state A to state B by way of a transition that weighs the downside risk against the upside gains.  Your dimmer analogy is right on.

The stress these days on the development supply side is the loss of market supply at scale for on-premise.  To parallel the electricity analogy, the cost of backup generators today is way more expensive than if everyone had a generator for primary power.  The same holds true for the physical on-premise IT parts.

Developers have to follow the dimmer and move their finely tuned code base from state A to state B just as carefully (change, retune, change, retune, change, retune,...).

Any fellow devs in the Charlotte, NC area should come out for broomball at the Extreme Ice Center (xicenter.com).  Good cardio and spine adjustments galore.