Always the hot sauce!

It was about Co-Pilot and Office365. I only skipped through it, but all I’ve seen and heard was BS.

https://ignite.microsoft.com/en-US/sessions/GS06?source=%2Fhome

I skipped briefly through the entire video and everything I’ve heard and seen was absolute bullshit bingo.

The best game based on a movie is Alien 3 for MegaDrive.

However, they still forget that working with their products is the worst pain in the arse.

Probably. But maybe it is my habit of unshitifying every OS I install. I always decline telemetry, ads and suspecious features since Win10 rolled out. Same on my android phones. Use adblock since I cannot stand seeing ad banners without freaking out.

My point is: Microsoft and Google always offer opting-out. Users are responsible for accepting or declining services like telemetry. If you still cry about this crap: FIX YOUR CONFIG.

I cannot relate to most of your points. I’ve never seen the ads you describe. UI made a huge leap forward after they neglected it for decades, so it almost caught up to the usual Linux DEs (as they were some years ago). System performance is not worse than on my several Linux systems.

I just don’t see the point in switching to Linux now, if you haven’t already done years ago.

The car must be a Mercedes. The drivers constantly forget blinking.

50 inch. Is your screen 6.5 inch or 6.5 cm? Or 6.50 m perhaps?

Size is what matters. You need to judge people by their screen sizes.

That sounds boring af.

I hope the big G will pull the big N into court.

Yes, but users with basic knowledge don’t even get the difference between a web browser and a search engine. Shutting down Google seems like a perfect “simple” explanation for a general digital lockdown.

They know this is impossible - even with their worthless currency. I guess they will soon provide their own services or they will revoke internet access from their citizens.

The cube is so heavy, it presses a hole into the floor.

Will they pay cheap developers with vodka?

Don’t try that. You gonna end up totally forgetting about that game and when you think you should try it already, then you cannot find the drive to do so.

The first GTA is still the most fun.

Artists embraced Adobe long enough. It’s time for a change.