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Shaggar posted:its pretty good so far and I am probably going to advocate to roll it out in place of skype for b to all our users. it basically is s4b deluxe so
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its so much better than skype. its also apparently a totally separate thing cause skype for b sessions are handled differently from teams sessions. I suppose it could be skype for b on the server side but that wouldn't make a lot of sense.
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Shaggar posted:its pretty good so far and I am probably going to advocate to roll it out in place of skype for b to all our users. ya but you have a weird hard on for everything ms puts out. if you put out as much white noise as you here who's going to take you seriously?
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akadajet posted:ya but you have a weird hard on for everything ms puts out. if you put out as much white noise as you here who's going to take you seriously? what is this post
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most of their stuff is pretty good or the least worst.
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Shaggar posted:most of their stuff is pretty good or the least worst. ya, but it's actually pretty hit or miss with them. mostly miss.
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I know you love mobile so get this hot mama Surface phone
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Shaggar posted:its so much better than skype. its also apparently a totally separate thing cause skype for b sessions are handled differently from teams sessions. I suppose it could be skype for b on the server side but that wouldn't make a lot of sense. it's definitely a separate thing though because there's a long delay in chatting with s4b users
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AAB posted:I know you love mobile so get this hot mama are you ready for KDE on your phone? http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2016/11/kde-plasma-mobile-linux-smartphone-wars
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:are you ready for KDE on your phone? lol no
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:are you ready for KDE on your phone? lolmg quote:Something nimbler, something less focused on being a “mainstream” contender that ticks all the boxes of millennial focus groups, could be better placed to succeed.
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boy do I not like my Windows 10 VM rebooting randomly during the middle of the day to install updates
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akadajet posted:boy do I not like my Windows 10 VM rebooting randomly during the middle of the day to install updates please remember that you, the end user, cannot be trusted to perform routine maintenance and security patching for your operating system. Microsoft will be handling this for you going forward. also, please remember that you can designate your active hours under update settings.
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They're completely right though The average user cannot be trusted to keep their computer updated, and that is the number one reason windows has a reputation for unpatched vulnerabilities it's the right way forwards and you should accept it
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duTrieux. posted:lolmg lol, those stupid millenials and their desire for nonsense like "functionality" and "attractiveness".
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Sagebrush posted:They're completely right though no one gives a poo poo that apple does it
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akadajet posted:boy do I not like my Windows 10 VM rebooting randomly during the middle of the day to install updates roll that vm back and turn it off.
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Sagebrush posted:They're completely right though I wasn't being ironic.
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Sagebrush posted:They're completely right though you can't trust Microsoft to do it either. one of my computers has tried to apply the same update at least once a day for the last month. it always rolls back the update, doesn't provide an error code or anything to look up then tries again
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Wrath of the Bitch King posted:please remember that you, the end user, cannot be trusted to perform routine maintenance and security patching for your operating system. Microsoft will be handling this for you going forward.
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triple sulk posted:no one gives a poo poo that apple does it apple doesn't force updates. it annoys you with a notification, but it doesnt just start doing them without your permission
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hobbesmaster posted:you can't trust Microsoft to do it either. one of my computers has tried to apply the same update at least once a day for the last month. it always rolls back the update, doesn't provide an error code or anything to look up then tries again  i assume the reason is because i don't have visual studio 2010
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SupSuper posted:there are some updates that will always fail and windows update will not take the hint:
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hobbesmaster posted:you can't trust Microsoft to do it either. one of my computers has tried to apply the same update at least once a day for the last month. it always rolls back the update, doesn't provide an error code or anything to look up then tries again have you tried running the free windows update repair tool that microsoft provides for download SupSuper posted:there are some updates that will always fail and windows update will not take the hint: have you tried running the free windows update repair tool that microsoft provides for download
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anthonypants posted:they've increased the "don't reboot my computer, i'm using it" period to 18 hours so it's only a matter of time before they allow the end-user to turn it off entirely 18 hours is a lot more reasonable than the current 12 hours.
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yeah the 12 hour limit on active hours is just really loving dumb. "should we make it so that the user can set the updates to exclusively happen over a window when they're likely to be asleep, like for a 6 hour period in the middle of the night or something?" "nah"
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at one point it guessed based on your usage pattern but I guess that was too confusing or something. the 12 hr window probably includes time to download updates which is stupid cause it should just be install/update time. downloads should happen in the background all the time.
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Last Chance posted:apple doesn't force updates. it annoys you with a notification, but it doesnt just start doing them without your permission
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Shaggar posted:at one point it guessed based on your usage pattern but I guess that was too confusing or something. the 12 hr window probably includes time to download updates which is stupid cause it should just be install/update time. downloads should happen in the background all the time. no, the scheduling thing only kicks in when the update has been fully downloaded. otherwise it goes on in the background.
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Phoenixan posted:you can also turn it all off in the settings. it's really good for if you don't want to be pushed an update that breaks some ancient software on your machine. that's what restore ppints are for
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trust in papa microsoft. he knows what's best.
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The good thing about SFF systems becoming more popular is it might finally propel OEM's to design gaming systems that do-
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i'm surprised that anyone buys that garbage i read one of those parts picking threads once and they were all gaga over some modular 200 dollar case that was superior for gaming or overclocking for some reason. i bought a 40 dollar black steel midtower and it's perfect
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just get something that isn't a sheet metal death trap that has thumb screws, decent ventilation, and removable drive caddies and you're good to go.
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Sagebrush posted:i'm surprised that anyone buys that garbage midtower where its at
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Wrath of the Bitch King posted:just get something that isn't a sheet metal death trap that has thumb screws, decent ventilation, and removable drive caddies and you're good to go. I like good sound proofing too
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Sagebrush posted:i'm surprised that anyone buys that garbage
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Happy_Misanthrope posted:The good thing about SFF systems becoming more popular is it might finally propel OEM's to design gaming systems that do- what the non Euclidean gently caress
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Fanged Lawn Wormy posted:what the non Euclidean gently caress
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bitfenix too
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