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windows 10 comes with ubuntu now so there's no need to ever boot into an inferior os again also source your quotes
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oh lmao
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Apr 4, 2017 18:18
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Yeah this was me, except I kept the iPhone. The transition at first felt like meeting an old friend and discovering his sister was pretty hot (Windows 10 / Surface 4). I am enjoying having flexibility in what tools I work with and how they work. A few frustrations along the way, but I really don't miss Mac's much at all. poo poo is absolutely cheaper and quality in PC hardware has come a long way. Competition does that, and my thanks to Apple for kicking the rear end of Microsoft / PC manufactures to get us here. This thread is like finding out I wasn't alone.
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Apr 4, 2017 18:34
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Microsoft releases an operating system that: - Fails to unify UX, adding yet another layer onto the several layers of system configuration cruft that has accumulated over the last two decades or so - Forces itself onto user's computers without permission and uses misleading dialog boxes to prevent people from opting-out. This breaks numerous systems due to poorly-thought-out scenarios on Microsofts end, and cause untold millions (possibly billions) of dollars in lost productivity due to factory and lab shutdowns, among other things where Windows 10 drivers simply were not available. - Puts advertising in the start menu, the file manager, and several apps - Puts Facebook games in its flagship enterprise product - Tracks users through numerous means, surreptitiously evades prevention by overriding hosts file entries - Forces updates on users in the name of security, but simultaneously removes patch notes from updates and combines "feature" and security updates - Misses a "patch tuesday", enabling zero days to stay in the wild at least a month longer than necessary - Ignores security flaw reports going back to 2016 forcing Google to release them under it's "Project Zero" policies. Microsoft chooses not take take advantage of the grace period offered - Implements a system that dovetails with United States National Security Letters, allowing the US government control and targeting of every Windows 10 PC on the planet And goons post fervently in defense of their company.
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Apr 4, 2017 18:47
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atomicthumbs posted:it's handy for a few things but it's also missing most of the things that make linux useful lol "useful". like what?
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Apr 4, 2017 19:06
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i have sierra running in a vm, that's as close as i need to get to macos
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Apr 4, 2017 20:17
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macbook thin
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Apr 4, 2017 21:25
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