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The case for biannual Windows 10 feature updates
naap51stang and 8 others reacted to ZipZapRap for a topic
Honestly I couldn't care less if they have yearly or twice-yearly updates. I just want them to hire QA testers again.9 points -
Not an Insider? Here's how you can get the new Start Menu on Windows 10 version 2004
Dot Matrix and 6 others reacted to Steven P. for a topic
Ok then.7 points -
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is adding cloud gaming on September 15
Sugadevan and 3 others reacted to George P for a topic
So many twitter posts talking about iOS, like people have been asleep for months and haven't realized that it's Apple holding xCloud back on iOS, not MS.4 points -
Apple refreshes 27-inch iMac with up to a 10th-gen Core i9 processor and 8TB storage
Meduso and 2 others reacted to excalpius for a topic
No, they aren't. But even the ones that do use proper fans for cooling don't melt internally (the GPU is usually the first to go, btw) after just a couple of years like all of these iMac all in ones have done since they were released. I've seen too many of these die to recommend them as a solution to anyone at all.3 points -
Microsoft commits to being a zero-waste company by 2030
Sszecret and 2 others reacted to spy beef for a topic
This is just a pipe dream. Look at how many projects MS throws in the garbage each year.3 points -
Google is sneaking Meet links through Gmail into Zoom invites
matthiew and 2 others reacted to spy beef for a topic
Typical antitrust behaviour.3 points -
The case for biannual Windows 10 feature updates
Slackerr and 2 others reacted to George P for a topic
Seeing how the H2 updates don't look to be true "feature updates" anymore, you can just as well think of them as service packs to the H1 builds. So say MS does go to a 1 feature update release a year, it wouldn't change much IMO, because they'd probably still release a 2nd service pack or they'd call it something else, in the fall. I think the rumors that we're not getting 21H1, if true, are more to do with them shifting work to 10X and putting legacy Windows 10 in more of a extended servicing mode till they can get 10X done. Things could swing back to how they are now after 10X is ready to go.3 points -
Twitter seems to be surveying users about potential features for its subscription model
excalpius and 2 others reacted to adrynalyne for a topic
Crap is right. If they wanted to have set up a reputable pay site for use by famous people, politicians, corporations, PR, etc., they shouldn't have let Twitter become the Internet's toilet bowl. From President Full Retard's daily vomit to the right wing fascist, racist, and anti-science kooks, Twitter isn't even worth installing for free. "From President Full Retard's daily vomit to the right wing fascist, racist, and anti-science kooks, Twitter isn't even worth installing for free." But at least us republicans don't oppose the truth (i.e. Christianity) like the godless/radical left routinely does and it's obvious which political party falls inline with this verse from the bible... "Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter." - Isaiah 5 : 20 that becomes more true the more radical the left gets as the more radical they get the more hostile they become to Christianity and anyone who opposes Christianity, and it's moral truth, is simply the villain. anyone who can see through the lens of Christianity knows the left are the villains with abortion being a very basic test of ones morality (falls inline with that Isaiah 5 : 20 bible verse about where they sugar-coat a immoral act under the guise of a "choice" in a attempt to make a intrinsically evil act look good) as if someone fails to get that one right they tend to be backwards in many other moral areas and that's what's happening on the left as the years/decades pass. you know the left is heading towards insanity when they question basic male/female nature. it's like they question everything and believe in nothing and end up accepting everything besides the truth of Jesus Christ. but it's not surprising as it's obvious many on the left in positions of power hate Jesus Christ and use their power to advance what's bad and oppose the good. also, the godless left limits how many can attend church services, which are essential for anyone who can see beyond the here and now (i.e. a persons soul is more important than ones body in the big picture), but have no problems with the "protesters" (i.e. rioters) gathering in groups and other stuff that's not nearly as important in the big picture etc. I am not saying the average democrat is that that bad but it's obvious the radicals have pretty much taken over the democrat party and that's bad for society in the long term as they are headed towards socialism/communism (which many Popes condemned through the ages) and the like which is anti-USA. but many are blind nowadays and can't see what's really going on as it's no longer about petty political differences of the past but it's becoming more of a battle of good vs evil and many just go with the flow of a immoral word thinking whatever is popular is good and whatever opposes that is automatically bad and must be censored/destroyed etc. “But at least us republicans don't oppose the truth (i.e. Christianity)” Oh boy.3 points -
Not an Insider? Here's how you can get the new Start Menu on Windows 10 version 2004
kopsarchidis and 2 others reacted to ad47uk for a topic
no,no,no, We the normal users are Beta testers or it seems like it with the faults Windows is coming out with, the insiders are Alpha testers3 points -
You'll be able to create bank accounts with Google Pay next year
cork1958 and 2 others reacted to ad47uk for a topic
Good grief, hell no.3 points -
Not an Insider? Here's how you can get the new Start Menu on Windows 10 version 2004
Raa and 2 others reacted to TheBlueRaja for a topic
same here, i hate fact that in the new start menu, you can't even right click to get to stuff like properties, or delete (a folder) or open folder. Uhm... You can. nope, properties nowhere to be find. right clicking on folder, does nothing, can't delete left over folders in start menu correction: only one there is open file location, under more. Here's how to delete stuff from the Start menu. Open File Explorer. Make sure hidden and system files are visible. Go to Program Data; Microsoft; Windows; Start Menu; Programs. Delete what you don't want to see in the Start Menu. Yeah, I’m gonna go out on a limb here and suggest your missing his point.3 points -
Spider-Man coming to Marvel's Avengers in 2021, will be PlayStation exclusive
Lamp Post and 2 others reacted to techbeck for a topic
Things like this makes me not want to play the game.3 points -
Not an Insider? Here's how you can get the new Start Menu on Windows 10 version 2004
benten2000 and 2 others reacted to branfont for a topic
I'll continue to use StartIsBack.3 points -
Apple refreshes 27-inch iMac with up to a 10th-gen Core i9 processor and 8TB storage
ZipZapRap and one other reacted to adrynalyne for a topic
It's not overpriced for a machine that makes no noise. All Windows AIO PCs are hideous looking + noisy AF. And where have you come up with this BS? iMacs are quite because they have inadequate cooling and they turn off their fan way too late, which just causes more CPU throttling than necessary. It's called an opinion and everyone has them. I agree with Alan, Im writing this on a new replacement 27 inch iMac I picked up last week. To me its worth every cent. I am shocked that you came to that conclusion.2 points -
Apple refreshes 27-inch iMac with up to a 10th-gen Core i9 processor and 8TB storage
Meduso and one other reacted to MateerL for a topic
1080p 60fps should be the minimum webcam quality, and high end devices should support 4k webcams. Not just more details, but you can zoom in/crop out stuff which is really handy when working from home.2 points -
Apple refreshes 27-inch iMac with up to a 10th-gen Core i9 processor and 8TB storage
excalpius and one other reacted to dustojnikhummer for a topic
It's not overpriced for a machine that makes no noise. All Windows AIO PCs are hideous looking + noisy AF. And where have you come up with this BS? iMacs are quite because they have inadequate cooling and they turn off their fan way too late, which just causes more CPU throttling than necessary.2 points -
Apple refreshes 27-inch iMac with up to a 10th-gen Core i9 processor and 8TB storage
excalpius and one other reacted to adrynalyne for a topic
It's not overpriced for a machine that makes no noise. All Windows AIO PCs are hideous looking + noisy AF. Hmmm, Google sure does return a lot of results for noisy iMacs...2 points -
Apple refreshes 27-inch iMac with up to a 10th-gen Core i9 processor and 8TB storage
Meduso and one other reacted to dustojnikhummer for a topic
Shame it took until 2020 to remove HDDs as a boot drive in the base models.2 points -
The case for biannual Windows 10 feature updates
Jumping Jacinta and one other reacted to Steven P. for a topic
Haha, so true!2 points -
The case for biannual Windows 10 feature updates
matthiew and one other reacted to Aaron44126 for a topic
I think that the argument that we have to get two feature updates per year in order to guarantee one "good" one is sort of off. Sure, the system works, if they continued the current pattern then you could hold off and only upgrade to the fall releases and be on a pretty stable track. However, switching to one update per year will do wonders by giving them a fewer active versions to worry about supporting, and allowing more time for each yearly update to be fully baked and tested. And Microsoft isn't forcing major version updates anymore. If you're worried about stability, just wait 6 months for all of the kinks to be worked out before upgrading. (That's basically what you would be doing by deferring to the fall release under the current system anyway.)2 points -
Google is sneaking Meet links through Gmail into Zoom invites
matthiew and one other reacted to Studio384 for a topic
Let me get this straight... It is *not* Google's fault that Google adds a Meet-link to an invitation for a Zoom call?2 points -
Not an Insider? Here's how you can get the new Start Menu on Windows 10 version 2004
samw61 and one other reacted to BoondockSaint for a topic
It's very clean, I like it. I have run into an issue with the KB update though. When I go to Settings\System\About, it shows a blank for the "Version" tag (should be 2004). I noticed this because Taskbar Tweaker throws an error when loading - everything was fine before installing the update. Can anyone else confirm that the "Version" tag is showing blank in settings?2 points -
Not an Insider? Here's how you can get the new Start Menu on Windows 10 version 2004
dead.cell and one other reacted to nekrosoft13 for a topic
same here, i hate fact that in the new start menu, you can't even right click to get to stuff like properties, or delete (a folder) or open folder. Uhm... You can. nope, properties nowhere to be find. right clicking on folder, does nothing, can't delete left over folders in start menu correction: only one there is open file location, under more. Here's how to delete stuff from the Start menu. Open File Explorer. Make sure hidden and system files are visible. Go to Program Data; Microsoft; Windows; Start Menu; Programs. Delete what you don't want to see in the Start Menu. haha, or in proper star menu, open start menu, see what you don't like, right click and delete.2 points -
Not an Insider? Here's how you can get the new Start Menu on Windows 10 version 2004
dontbeevil and one other reacted to dustojnikhummer for a topic
same here, i hate fact that in the new start menu, you can't even right click to get to stuff like properties, or delete (a folder) or open folder. Uhm... You can.2 points -
Not an Insider? Here's how you can get the new Start Menu on Windows 10 version 2004
Tony StanK and one other reacted to nekrosoft13 for a topic
same here, i hate fact that in the new start menu, you can't even right click to get to stuff like properties, or delete (a folder) or open folder.2 points -
Massive explosion rocks Beirut, causing hundreds of injuries and widespread damage
+hedleigh reacted to wakjak for a topic
Not sure about Hezbollah involvement but... That's a hell of a lot of ammonium nitrate sitting around unsecured.... Hopefully they find out who /why something like that was allowed to happen...1 point -
Google Play Music shutdown will commence in September
BritBronco reacted to cleverclogs for a topic
I meant if the app is going away too, I'd need a new player for my files. Anyone knows a good local (edit:)music-only player? I've always been able to uninstall the play music app, at least on my phone. I use CloudPlayer, made by Doubletwist. Good for offline music... Good for onedrive music, too!1 point -
Misfit's Wear OS smartwatches are on sale for only $14.99; no really, that's not a typo
deepfriedCPU reacted to Jazmac for a topic
how can they even justify not including a charger? it's not like these can use a standard micro usb cable or anything; it's a custom magnetic charger ... Blame Apple for starting this new trend.... /jk1 point -
Google Play Music shutdown will commence in September
Jose_49 reacted to eddman for a topic
I meant if the app is going away too, I'd need a new player for my files. Anyone knows a good local (edit:)music-only player? I've always been able to uninstall the play music app, at least on my phone.1 point -
Xbox Game Pass Ultimate is adding cloud gaming on September 15
Geezy reacted to indospot for a topic
I'm not sure what you mean, the whole article is about xCloud being added to Game Pass Ultimate.1 point -
T-Mobile launches nationwide standalone 5G
0sit0 reacted to Gotenks98 for a topic
Again, who cares about this, just make it so we can use our phones indoors without wifi calling. Fix that issue then worry about 5G.1 point -
Google is sneaking Meet links through Gmail into Zoom invites
devHead reacted to Ryster for a topic
Reading your email to target advertising is one thing, but reading and modifying your emails and inserting their own content into them is a new low from Google.1 point -
Samsung recognised for its commitment to accessibility
dead.cell reacted to spy beef for a topic
Not very accessible at those prices.1 point -
The case for biannual Windows 10 feature updates
matthiew reacted to Figure 8 Dash for a topic
Article fails to factor in cumulative updates. Broken feature updates can be fixed with a cumulative update, sometimes within weeks. There's no reason to wait until the end of the year to fix a build. The (supposed) purpose of a feature update is to add new features, not fix old builds. If Microsoft is dry on ideas, then I'm fine with one feature update a year. There's plenty of inbox apps that are way overdue for a refresh. Plus the Windows UI still has some inconsistency that needs to be ironed out. So Microsoft has plenty to work on besides adding new "stuff" to Windows.1 point -
Not an Insider? Here's how you can get the new Start Menu on Windows 10 version 2004
Angel Blue01 reacted to Mockingbird for a topic
What's new about it? It looks the same to me.1 point -
Netflix will let you control its playback speeds on Android
HoochieMamma reacted to bobsled for a topic
If you have to watch entertainment at 1.5x, I don't see the point.1 point -
Not an Insider? Here's how you can get the new Start Menu on Windows 10 version 2004
random_n reacted to nekrosoft13 for a topic
same here, i hate fact that in the new start menu, you can't even right click to get to stuff like properties, or delete (a folder) or open folder. Uhm... You can. nope, properties nowhere to be find. right clicking on folder, does nothing, can't delete left over folders in start menu correction: only one there is open file location, under more.1 point -
Misfit's Wear OS smartwatches are on sale for only $14.99; no really, that's not a typo
matthiew reacted to dustojnikhummer for a topic
Don't ship outside of the US1 point -
Desktops Thread: 3Q 2020
Dot Matrix reacted to +Raphaël G. for a topic
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Misfit's Wear OS smartwatches are on sale for only $14.99; no really, that's not a typo
Jazmac reacted to deepfriedCPU for a topic
Beware, the $15 watch cases also DON'T come with a CHARGER which all the articles I have seen on this are missing. I have read you can get the chargers on eBay for $5. I would assume Misfit is getting out of the Wear smartwatch business so would expect no more Wear OS updates on this models.1 point -
Google finally launches the Pixel 4a
Jose_49 reacted to tsupersonic for a topic
Finally. I love the fabric cases1 point -
Microsoft confirms its intention to buy TikTok
The Dark Knight reacted to PmRd for a topic
Oh no! Call Microsoft and warn them before it's too late!!! You clearly know a lot more than them!!1 point -
Google preparing to drop Pixel 2 support after Android 11 update
trojan_market reacted to spy beef for a topic
Only 3 years of updates, sad.1 point -
Twitter cracks down on QAnon conspiracy group, bans 7,000 accounts
MightyJordan reacted to DramaInc for a topic
Lololol. Have fun tweeting with Alex Jones.1 point -
Twitter cracks down on QAnon conspiracy group, bans 7,000 accounts
Steven P. reacted to +Jester124 for a topic
For some of these, we would need the palm through the back of the head facepalm.1 point -
Twitter cracks down on QAnon conspiracy group, bans 7,000 accounts
MightyJordan reacted to shockz for a topic
Parler? No thanks, I'm good.1 point -
Twitter cracks down on QAnon conspiracy group, bans 7,000 accounts
MightyJordan reacted to shockz for a topic
It's amazing how many brainwashed Q people are on this site. Kind of sad when you think about how prevalent they've become.1 point -
Twitter cracks down on QAnon conspiracy group, bans 7,000 accounts
MightyJordan reacted to TechJunkie81 for a topic
When someone talks about Q all I can hear is them saying they need "managed care".1 point -
Twitter cracks down on QAnon conspiracy group, bans 7,000 accounts
MightyJordan reacted to TechJunkie81 for a topic
LOLOLOLOL1 point -
Twitter cracks down on QAnon conspiracy group, bans 7,000 accounts
MightyJordan reacted to SecretAgentMan for a topic
No, it just reminds most of us that there are a lot of really stupid people in the United States.1 point