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Home > News > Windows 10 Bugs, Tesla Snake Charger, Privacy Badger and Error-Prone

Windows 10 Bugs, Tesla Snake Charger, Privacy Badger and Error-Prone

August 11, 2015 by Gabriella Draney

In today’s episode Gabriella talks privacy with cute little badgers, not so cute Windows 10 bugs and a downright creepy Tesla charger. But don’t worry, there’s a cute little flash game called Error Prone to make us all feel better.

To find out if you’re affected by the Windows application bug

  1. Bring up the Start menu and search for Windows Powershell.
  2. Run Windows Powershell.
  3. Run the command “Get-StartApps | measure”

If the ‘Count’ line says over 512, you’re probably affected.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: 512 Limit, EFF, Error Prone, Tesla, Windows 10

About Gabriella Draney

Gabriella is a Geek extraordinaire! She's CEO and Managing Partner of Tech Wildcatters, an early stage technology incubator based in Dallas, and formerly founded her own software company. She also loves her new Jeep!

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