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Ads, or rather "suggested apps", are a thing now on the Start Menu in the new build. You can turn them off, at least.
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univbee posted:Ads, or rather "suggested apps", are a thing now on the Start Menu in the new build. Just wait until the become pop-up notifications like TRY OFFICE 365 PLEASE REALLY FREE FOR A MONTH JUST TRY IT notifications
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univbee posted:Ads, or rather "suggested apps", are a thing now on the Start Menu in the new build. new from samgsun, window x.
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theultimo posted:Just wait until the become pop-up notifications like TRY OFFICE 365 PLEASE REALLY FREE FOR A MONTH JUST TRY IT notifications even with office 2013 or 2016 installed it still nags about 365
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Oct 15, 2015 16:36
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my stepdads beer posted:what a catchy hashtag they tried to make #cortanacashhaveawesome happen and they had shirts printed up within seconds
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Oct 15, 2015 17:57
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Phoenixan posted:
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Oct 15, 2015 18:14
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 http://9to5mac.com/2015/10/15/ibm-mac-support/ this is the IT janitor's worst nightmare
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http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/10/windows-10-upgrade-installing-automatically-on-some-windows-7-8-systems/ Windows 10 upgrade installing automatically on some Windows 7, 8 systems Microsoft says that the optional update was enabled by mistake.
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Oct 15, 2015 19:58
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thirsty
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Oct 15, 2015 20:10
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the PC does what ads are here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhFQvClyftY
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Oct 15, 2015 20:16
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wow those are terrible I'm pretty sure microsoft has the worst marketing roi of any company ever qirex fucked around with this message at 20:24 on Oct 15, 2015 |
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Oct 15, 2015 20:21
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cremnob posted:the PC does what ads are here lol loving hell I imagine eddy cue running into phil schiller's office saying, "dudedudedude, you have to see this." and then they lol and smoke weed for the rest of the day
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Oct 15, 2015 21:13
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pc does all these things! but no pc actually has all the featured they showed thin, infinity edge, 18 hour battery, good sound, convertible, discreet video card
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Oct 15, 2015 21:47
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that's the pc ~*ecosystem*~ a million different models and not one of them 100% good
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Perplx posted:pc does all these things! Microsoft bo  Can't finish that.
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Oct 15, 2015 22:08
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microsoft bool
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cremnob posted:the PC does what ads are here no why. The china.jpg thread is leaking.
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Oct 15, 2015 23:22
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lol what poo poo carpentry if you can slide a laptop under a door
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Thanks Ants posted:lol what poo poo carpentry if you can slide a laptop under a door a place that used to have carpet and now doesnt
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Smythe posted:a place that used to have carpet and now doesnt Then buy some weather stripping u bitch!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!
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cremnob posted:
heh look at these ibm idiots missing out on epic thinkpads
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just lol if you've never felt the gentle touch of a Lenovo Thinkpad w740
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duTrieux. posted:http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/10/windows-10-upgrade-installing-automatically-on-some-windows-7-8-systems/ ms posted:As part of our effort to bring Windows 10 to existing genuine Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 customers, the Windows 10 upgrade may appear as an optional update in the Windows Update (WU) control panel. This is an intuitive and trusted place people go to find Recommended and Optional updates to Windows. In the recent Windows update, this option was checked as default; this was a mistake and we are removing the check.
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this is why microsoft is piss
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Snapchat A Titty posted:this is why microsoft is piss a piss c does what??
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swipe left Dale nooooooooooooo
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Happy_Misanthrope posted:swipe left Dale nooooooooooooo drat you dew
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qirex posted:wow those are terrible lol
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PC DOES WHAT????
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*squirt*
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cremnob posted:the PC does what ads are here what the heck
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why are small bezels a feature who cares about the loving bezels
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pram posted:PC DOES WHAT???? chicken butt
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cremnob posted:the PC does what ads are here holy poo poo
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cremnob posted:
lol at the Windows janitors trying to argue this in the comments
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Trashman posted:lol at the Windows janitors trying to argue this in the comments OS and applications run on hardware. The reason why apple doesn’t have as many issues there is because they unify the platform into a few tested models each year that run the software. If you buy off the shelf pcs and a different model for each employee, so models will fail with the same is and software, some won’t. So if you test your platform before you rollout you can expect consistent performance for your users. This is why lots of companies don’t allow users to install new software. So they know that things perform in an expected planned way. I would say I’m not focus on hardware. I’m focused on a holistic review. Buy going with Apple they are simply eliminating variables. That doesn’t mean they couldn’t eliminate variables and have more powerfully pcs for a lower cost that they could support in house. That is just not what they chose to do. Without knowing how the pcs became a problem you can’t say that Mac was the only solution or even a better solution. It’s possible that they just didn’t have a disciplined team controlling rollout. When you have to support staff that can choose any pc and software you will have massive support costs. So a real comparison would be with a business that rolled out one model of pc to all its users and then supported it. Because that is effectively what Apple is, a pc option that effectively has one model. The article suggests the user should make the leap that Apple is superior. That is an unfair and dishonest assessment because it is apples to oranges. The move from pcs is plotted on a single dimension, support costs. It doesn’t take into account that you can make a large amount of those improvements and still use pcs and it doesn’t say anything about the cost of purchase Apple machines vs. pcs, or the relative value to power of those machines. It is just spin, in might not be wrong, but leaving out the other dimensions makes it spin.
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huh, i wonder if the verge if fawning over this of course they are
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DaNzA posted:OS and applications run on hardware. The reason why apple doesn’t have as many issues there is because they unify the platform into a few tested models each year that run the software. If you buy off the shelf pcs and a different model for each employee, so models will fail with the same is and software, some won’t. So if you test your platform before you rollout you can expect consistent performance for your users. This is why lots of companies don’t allow users to install new software. So they know that things perform in an expected planned way. lol there was only one choice before, at least for developers. you got whatever the thinkpad workstation laptop was at the time
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whereas PCs have to support parts from AMD nVidia and Intel Macs are a unified platform restricted to AMD nVidia and Intel so of course there's less bugs
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cremnob posted:
With all these Macs, what does IBM use for Office documents?
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