Having a home media centre PC (categorised as such because it's connected to a TV instead of a monitor) which is always on, from time to time I need to remote in to it and only Server editions of Windows allow a user to be logged in both locally and remotely at the same time.

As far as I know there are 2 ways to correct this:

Curiosity is one important part of the engine of progress. Recently I've sent a bug report as Test Drive Unlimited 2 crashes on Windows Server 2012 and one of the files was named AnalysisLog.sr0.
It was created after a crash after I was kindly asked to voluntarily create it.
What's inside? As some suggest it contains encrypted private information.

What are the actual contents?

TortoiseMerge is a useful 3-way merge tool yet it lacks proper keyboard shortcuts configuration and default shortcuts seem to be designed only for basketball players, with fingers stretched from arrow keys up to function keys.
Update: Current Version of TortoiseMerge included in TortoiseGit has the keyboard shortcuts fixed and easy to use