Microsoft's "fix" for Windows 11
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Microsoft's "fix" for Windows 11
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Re: Microsoft's "fix" for Windows 11
#2These flowers smell like shit.
If you don't use Linux or MacOS yet, why?
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#3I think we need to be a bit more careful and considerate around the use of language around physical abuse, or abuse in general, and using software.
Saying that here as someone that isn't fond of the Windows experience these days, but the two are not relatable.
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#4Heartbreaking: The Worst Company You Know Just Made A Great Point
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#5Why are there so many "slop" animations in this article? They don't actually provide anything useful over the already explained text, and the "click to restart" is incredibly distracting.
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#6These flowers smell like shit. If you don't use Linux or MacOS yet, why?
Macs are too expensive for the same performance/ram, and Linux still can't run proper creative software.
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#7It’s quite common for companies to work their way up to the line of the most user hostile version of their product that users will tolerate. Especially with software where they can just go flip a switch and turn off whatever feature did cross the line but keep everything they gained by inching up to the line, which seems to inevitably result in things like the condition of windows 11.
I think the only way this gets better for consumers is if customer response more often insisted further roll backs than just the last straw if a company crosses the line. The risk of losing other gains at the expense of the user should discourage companies from trying to go full on maximum extraction.
Sadly the only recent cases to achieve that level of success were the reactions to Unity’s install pricing and wizards new OGL. Mostly companies get away with “oh my bad, this final step was just an experiment, we’ve rolled it back for now” to try again later, or just toughing out the negative reception and hoping their competitors come along for the ride too so users have no choice
Re: Microsoft's "fix" for Windows 11
#8I think we need to be a bit more careful and considerate around the use of language around physical abuse, or abuse in general, and using software. Saying that here as someone that isn't fond of the Windows experience these days, but the two are not relatable.
Beating is a normal English idiom. While I do sympathize with anyone suffering from abuse, I highly doubt anyone is actually suffering from use of the word.
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#9These flowers smell like shit. If you don't use Linux or MacOS yet, why?
Macs are circling down the same drain.
Re: Microsoft's "fix" for Windows 11
#10These flowers smell like shit. If you don't use Linux or MacOS yet, why?
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