Microsoft gave their users a lot of advanced notice
You know, I checked my Dropbox because I vaguely recall a promotion that granted me space (but not unlimited and I can't find any reference to this unlimited option anywhere, just the limited one). I still have it. I've never had my space removed by Dropbox, but I have by Microsoft. I genuinely wonder if you didn't read the in-app message properly or if you confused Google Photo's in-app message for Dropbox.
"Camera Uploads Bonuses for using Camera Uploads 2012/3/8 3 GB"
If anyone is going to complain it's the ones filling thousands of sockets at a time, but for some reason they are not complaining.
In my experience, it's going to be people that are security oriented, particularly those that specialize in security at low-levels. Fortunately, errata issues are commonly solved by microcode updates instead of hardware replacements.
More than a few of us have been dragged through dependency hell, where you try to install a new DVD burning program and several hours later are still downloading components of a gnome desktop environment you didn't want and won't use.
15 years ago, I just did "urpmi k3b", "apt-get install k3b" (or brasero) and that was that... No dependency hell, no problems, it just worked.
So what you're saying is... Our base comparison for Windows should be something older than 15 years, like Windows ME.
Anyone on here have any advice for me? Is it worth the upgrade? I'm really comfortable using Win 7 and I basically hate change.
Windows 7 stopped having mainstream support last year in January, it is now irrelevant. If you want to play new games like the new Minecraft, Killer Instinct, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Gears of War, Fable Legends and Gigantic then upgrade to Windows 10. If you want to keep playing old titles, then there is no need to upgrade.
Does it add anything over 7
Performance.
if I do upgrade is it possible to make it look similar to windows 7
Wow, you must get out a lot more than any human could, to see the whole world all the time, and have time to write down the address of every new business and every closed business!
Whatever man, you read too much into these things.
There's actually more independent bookstores this year than there were last year, according to the site, which argues that "In a world of tweets and algorithms and pageless digital downloads, bookstores are not a dying anachronism. They are living, breathing organisms that continue to grow and expand."
If they are really growing and expanding, you wouldn't really need to tell people about it.
The guy asked the question how I was confident in responding to that, I gave him my understanding of the words. Which really should have been sufficient to understand.
But, since you can't even understand that, I give up.
Quantity of errata was the key point here.
You know, I checked my Dropbox because I vaguely recall a promotion that granted me space (but not unlimited and I can't find any reference to this unlimited option anywhere, just the limited one). I still have it. I've never had my space removed by Dropbox, but I have by Microsoft. I genuinely wonder if you didn't read the in-app message properly or if you confused Google Photo's in-app message for Dropbox.
"Camera Uploads Bonuses for using Camera Uploads 2012/3/8 3 GB"
You going to give up one drive since they stopped their unlimited everything storage too?
It has been for me where security issues are concerned.
Not my problem.
In my experience, it's going to be people that are security oriented, particularly those that specialize in security at low-levels. Fortunately, errata issues are commonly solved by microcode updates instead of hardware replacements.
Sure, you can find out about AMD's errata here.
I never specified "Windows". A competent administrator doesn't specialize in just one thing.
Just open the "Ubuntu Software Centre" on Ubuntu, you're welcome.
15 years ago, I just did "urpmi k3b", "apt-get install k3b" (or brasero) and that was that... No dependency hell, no problems, it just worked.
So what you're saying is... Our base comparison for Windows should be something older than 15 years, like Windows ME.
Windows 7 stopped having mainstream support last year in January, it is now irrelevant. If you want to play new games like the new Minecraft, Killer Instinct, Rise of the Tomb Raider, Gears of War, Fable Legends and Gigantic then upgrade to Windows 10. If you want to keep playing old titles, then there is no need to upgrade.
Performance.
It is possible, good luck figuring it out.
A competent administrator would be weary of the high errata on AMD processors.
I know who it's coming from, because I back traced it!
How would you even know if you've got an adblocker? Which apparently everyone has.
Why so tense, AC?
Whatever man, you read too much into these things.
Maybe I just get out more than you do.
If they are really growing and expanding, you wouldn't really need to tell people about it.
Patch Tuesday is not a thing any more...
Please, you're still being mocked.
Isn't VRML a late 90s technology?
You're really missing out. Too bad.
I thought OpenOffice.org is still more popular?
I apologize.
The guy asked the question how I was confident in responding to that, I gave him my understanding of the words. Which really should have been sufficient to understand.
But, since you can't even understand that, I give up.
identity: the fact of being who or what a person or thing is.
crisis: a time of intense difficulty or danger.
I never once brought up psychology, sorry.