Until alll chip manufacturers can get their small nanometers working reliably and Windows 7 support is restored there is no reason to upgrade. Removing features has been going on for a while now. Look at how many computers still come with 32GB storage when back in 2004 40GB hard drives were considered low end. Any true performance increases will be eaten up by millenialscript apps anyway..
Or Chrome gaming pcs. Or Chrome video editors. Chrome will not take the high end, just like "real" Linux has failed too. I've seen "Linux on the desktop" since 2001. "Chrome in the Enterprise" is just another meme.
They wanted it to come out with their new surface events instead of going through proper release candidate testing. Also businesses are getting quite fed up with the Windows 10 update train and are going back to Windows 7 now there is support until 2023.
Wikip(m)edia has tons of money due to the regular begging campaigns it puts on it's website. Wikipedia instead could do with professional administrators with social skills (Unlike the abusive ones they have now) plus get rid of the notability policy and allow the true sum of human knowledge. I reckon Amazon with it's large AWS/S3 infrastructure and it's large amount of books could source a more reliable free encyclopedia.
So that people can stick to their old hardware for longer and give Intel more time to make new chips and get the bugs out of the smaller nodes. It's also time to give out some more x86 licenses so we don't just have AMD as a competitor. Cyrix/VIA need to come back.
And separated out as an organization separate from Google/Alphabet. All the browsers relying on Blink/Chromium code need to do more to make sure they have contingency plans if Google pulls a Microsoft with Chrome.
Microsoft still bugs you about Edge when changing default browser making you “switch anyway”. Plus like I said in a previous post Microsoft Edge is evil.
No headphone jack, wireless charging/connecting, and eSims means that a portless sealed phone will be possible. Apple will probably have the courage to releae a phone like this, then the others will follow.
There is currently only one Google result for "microsoft edge is evil". Time to correct that "problem". Edge is a failed browser, people remember IE, and don't want its new "incarnation" so are ignoring it droves. If only Mozilla wasn't evil either by murdering XUL. Luckily the hoarde of basilisks and waterfoxes have saved XUL.
One of the ways Microsoft cripple cheap laptops is they only give a cheap Windows licence to laptops with only 32gb of space. Of course most of it is taken up by candy crush clones. If Microsoft just let laptops use normal storage capacities this cloud bollocks won’t be needed.
Wikipedia would have more weight if they didn't revert and delete things as "not notable". I remember the sopa blackout and Wikipedia has become less influencal since then.
Mozilla,dosen’t care about addons anymore. Since they are taking down xul extentions soon, any one who wants real add ons have to use waterfox, pale moon or basilisk instead.
People don't want the six monthly "Windows as a service" model. All this wasted time installing updates constantly. I wasted SIX HOURS updating a laptop yesterday. Follow the Ubuntu model of releasing LTS versions every two years, and make it available to everyone one, not some obscure enterprise only version like LTSB is. Microsoft is already doing this with Windows Server 2019, so replace Windows 10 with Windows Desktop 2019 as well. If Microsoft doesn't do this it can deal with people using Windows 7 and even XP into the late 2020s.
IE is going on until least 2026 thanks to Windows 10 LTSB. also Windows Server 2019 betas still come with IE. IE is still required for legacy enterprise apps and businesses would rather pay for Windows 7 updates than update their apps.
Microsoft has just announced paid extended support for Windows 7 as too many companies are using it. There’s a lot of server 2003 systems out there too, with companies rather risking security exploits than upgrade.
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Until alll chip manufacturers can get their small nanometers working reliably and Windows 7 support is restored there is no reason to upgrade. Removing features has been going on for a while now. Look at how many computers still come with 32GB storage when back in 2004 40GB hard drives were considered low end. Any true performance increases will be eaten up by millenialscript apps anyway..
Or Chrome gaming pcs. Or Chrome video editors. Chrome will not take the high end, just like "real" Linux has failed too. I've seen "Linux on the desktop" since 2001. "Chrome in the Enterprise" is just another meme.
They wanted it to come out with their new surface events instead of going through proper release candidate testing. Also businesses are getting quite fed up with the Windows 10 update train and are going back to Windows 7 now there is support until 2023.
Nintendo will probably make a "must have" game require the "new" switch eventually.
700 million x 4GB downloads every six months plus patch tuesdays in between.
Wikip(m)edia has tons of money due to the regular begging campaigns it puts on it's website. Wikipedia instead could do with professional administrators with social skills (Unlike the abusive ones they have now) plus get rid of the notability policy and allow the true sum of human knowledge. I reckon Amazon with it's large AWS/S3 infrastructure and it's large amount of books could source a more reliable free encyclopedia.
So that people can stick to their old hardware for longer and give Intel more time to make new chips and get the bugs out of the smaller nodes. It's also time to give out some more x86 licenses so we don't just have AMD as a competitor. Cyrix/VIA need to come back.
And end it In 2023 along with paid Windows 7 support.
And there’s probably lead still in some of Amazons “four star products”.
And separated out as an organization separate from Google/Alphabet. All the browsers relying on Blink/Chromium code need to do more to make sure they have contingency plans if Google pulls a Microsoft with Chrome.
Comcast will surely try to get rid of net neutrality in the UK once Brexit happens.
Microsoft still bugs you about Edge when changing default browser making you “switch anyway”. Plus like I said in a previous post Microsoft Edge is evil.
Doing so makes Chrome the Phisherman's friend. Pale Moon seems to be the only modern browser that has the courage to show the full url by default.
The iPhone SE is an unproduct on their site now.
Proper toilets for a start instead of making your workers go in bottles.
No headphone jack, wireless charging/connecting, and eSims means that a portless sealed phone will be possible. Apple will probably have the courage to releae a phone like this, then the others will follow.
There is currently only one Google result for "microsoft edge is evil". Time to correct that "problem". Edge is a failed browser, people remember IE, and don't want its new "incarnation" so are ignoring it droves. If only Mozilla wasn't evil either by murdering XUL. Luckily the hoarde of basilisks and waterfoxes have saved XUL.
One of the ways Microsoft cripple cheap laptops is they only give a cheap Windows licence to laptops with only 32gb of space. Of course most of it is taken up by candy crush clones. If Microsoft just let laptops use normal storage capacities this cloud bollocks won’t be needed.
Wikipedia would have more weight if they didn't revert and delete things as "not notable". I remember the sopa blackout and Wikipedia has become less influencal since then.
Just hoping I can get an AMD RX680 cheap when they come out.
Mozilla,dosen’t care about addons anymore. Since they are taking down xul extentions soon, any one who wants real add ons have to use waterfox, pale moon or basilisk instead.
People don't want the six monthly "Windows as a service" model. All this wasted time installing updates constantly. I wasted SIX HOURS updating a laptop yesterday. Follow the Ubuntu model of releasing LTS versions every two years, and make it available to everyone one, not some obscure enterprise only version like LTSB is. Microsoft is already doing this with Windows Server 2019, so replace Windows 10 with Windows Desktop 2019 as well. If Microsoft doesn't do this it can deal with people using Windows 7 and even XP into the late 2020s.
IE is going on until least 2026 thanks to Windows 10 LTSB. also Windows Server 2019 betas still come with IE. IE is still required for legacy enterprise apps and businesses would rather pay for Windows 7 updates than update their apps.
Deletionists existed at the time of the library of Alexandra. Put the photos on Archive.org instead.
Microsoft has just announced paid extended support for Windows 7 as too many companies are using it. There’s a lot of server 2003 systems out there too, with companies rather risking security exploits than upgrade.