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I don’t know op but you can bet it will be a POS
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Nah I think it’s gonna be an A6 with an XL interpreter.
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Feb 3, 2022 16:51
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Minh’s been dead for 3 years.
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There has only been one good OS ever and that was Microsoft Windows 7
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Seriously I've never gone back to a Windows 7 machine and said to myself "I miss this from Windows 10". It never happens, ever. But the inverse does all the time.
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Feb 3, 2022 18:04
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ClamdestineBoyster posted:Nah I think it’s gonna be an A6 with an XL interpreter. Stop that! Those aren't real things (are those real things?)
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Feb 3, 2022 18:05
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i use classicshell in windows 10 so i can pretend everything continues to remain the same
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Feb 3, 2022 18:07
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*pounds table* AMIGA WORKBENCH
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Windows 11 works fine but it feels like every single aspect is like a baby step back from 10. Like anything you could do in 10 now just takes one or two extra clicks for no reason. Wow. Thanks Microsoft!
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Gutcruncher posted:Windows 11 works fine but it feels like every single aspect is like a baby step back from 10. Like anything you could do in 10 now just takes one or two extra clicks for no reason. Microsoft continues to insist on making their OS shittier for people using a mouse instead of a touch screen when it was established in like 2009 that nobody likes using a touch screen to do real work. This is why Windows 8 was such a disaster. But at least back then the iPad was new and popular and they didn't know any better and thought everyone would be using tablets instead of laptops and there was a time for about a year or two where that was true but then everyone realized tablets sucked and the laptop market soared like crazy. It's like they forgot everything that happened after the iPad. Why does right clicking the taskbar in Windows 11 not do anything?? There's like twenty options it brings up in Windows 10. How the gently caress do we benefit from you removing options?! gently caress!!!!
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Feb 3, 2022 19:32
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Chumbawumba4ever97 posted:Why does right clicking the taskbar in Windows 11 not do anything?? There's like twenty options it brings up in Windows 10. How the gently caress do we benefit from you removing options?! gently caress!!!! Wait. For real? 
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Feb 3, 2022 20:36
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Everyone knows the desktop OS achieved perfection with Windows 98 SE. But Micro$oft has to keep making that money, so they've been slowly taking it away from us!
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I want windows xp 
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Pennywise the Frown posted:Wait. For real? Only taskbar properties. Nothing else. None of the stuff from 10.
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Feb 3, 2022 20:45
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Macs dont need CD drives or even usb ports really all thanks to the versatility of mac os
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now that PCs can harness HyperLink technology, the only limitations we face are the 32 kilobaud bi-terminal duplex harmony bisection width twine entanglements
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Mozi posted:now that PCs can harness HyperLink technology, the only limitations we face are the 32 kilobaud bi-terminal duplex harmony bisection width twine entanglements duh
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Probably something with bones. Like, you know bone reading, but for compiters
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Feb 3, 2022 21:19
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Weka posted:A virtual reality os where you have to mime opening a folder to open different folders, like you got a whole filing cabinet there. Then when you open the folder there is a smaller filing cabinet there to represent the contents of that folder. Sadly there were way too many people in the 90s VR heyday that thought this would be a good idea.
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scott zoloft posted:Macs dont need CD drives or even usb ports really all thanks to the versatility of mac os Yeah, neither do chromebooks or tablets when all you do with them is fart around.
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LuckyCat posted:They named the 12th windows “Windows 360” because when you see it you turn 360 degrees and walk away You would walk right into it you boob! My new os idea is windon't
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op I have it on good authority that 2022 will be the Year of Linux on the Desktop
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Weka posted:You would walk right into it you boob! That's the joke and it's a good joke! I hope the US gets nuked before I have to upgrade to Windows 11.
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Split Parody is a pro operating system that is a fully scalable solution to fourier’s analytical model of heat. This means that all mathematical operations, regardless of complexity, complete within less than a second. Additionally, any scientific hypothesis (mechanical, chemical, biological, or electrical) can be proved in less than a minute in simulation, whereas it might take years for the same results in a conventional setting. Split Parody is an exacting tool, meaning crunching numbers and approximating a reasonable result is a thing of the past. Complex engineering calculations can be completed in a second using nexus parsing, meaning decimal results that exceed the resolution and storage capacity of the system can produce a pluggable, perfectly exact result by utilizing intelligent root comparisons during the calculation. It’s actually possible to use an operating system that is solely a web browser with no local storage at all. You could run a web server with the size and throughput of Amazon on a burner phone, for instance. Applications can actually just be universal web objects independent of a Unix/posix framework. 
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ClamdestineBoyster posted:Split Parody is a pro operating system that is a fully scalable solution to fourier’s analytical model of heat. This means that all mathematical operations, regardless of complexity, complete within less than a second. Additionally, any scientific hypothesis (mechanical, chemical, biological, or electrical) can be proved in less than a minute in simulation, whereas it might take years for the same results in a conventional setting. Split Parody is an exacting tool, meaning crunching numbers and approximating a reasonable result is a thing of the past. Complex engineering calculations can be completed in a second using nexus parsing, meaning decimal results that exceed the resolution and storage capacity of the system can produce a pluggable, perfectly exact result by utilizing intelligent root comparisons during the calculation. It’s actually possible to use an operating system that is solely a web browser with no local storage at all. You could run a web server with the size and throughput of Amazon on a burner phone, for instance. Applications can actually just be universal web objects independent of a Unix/posix framework. One 24-hour day rotation is deadly erroneous.
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Blue Moonlight posted:One 24-hour day rotation is deadly erroneous. You can’t claim that. There aren’t any perfect diamonds on earth and all mechanical timekeeping devices have wow and flutter. Even an atomic clock doesn’t have dynamic jitter correction, and particles are always entering and leaving earths gravitational field. So which is a perfect fraction, nature or the device? Nature is the only real reference you can go by. 
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i dunno if this has been brought up but what is the OS of choice for pederasts asking for a friend
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meta os
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Temple OS
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Unix. for sure
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vandalism posted:Temple OS Ah, yes. The Se7en's black marble notebook scene of operating systems.
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2023 will be the year of the 9front desktop.vandalism posted:Temple OS
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dervinosdoom posted:*pounds table* This but very, very unironically.
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