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Ay! When clicking “Search for update” let the canons be heard!

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BobbyB

Yeah… better send them to Woody!

He has both a cup and water! And earned it, don’t you think?

Might as well grab anyone using a third-party menu on Windows 10 too if it means that much to you.

Meh… that number is so small, it won’t make much of a difference!

😀

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wdburt1, Karlston

If that database hasn’t been hacked (yet), it’s probably the last one, that hasn’t!?

You’re better off pretending your data is out there and act accordingly…

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BobbyB

All hail Chrome.

Erhm… sorry, buddy. Not here!

(Still) using it on the android tablet and it’s the dumbest thing, I’ve ever come across…

And on pc? Looking forward to be in the exclusive little 1% club clinging on to IE11! 😀

We fixed the issue where dragging (extracting) files from a .zip file in File Explorer to a write-protected location you don’t get a “Do you want to replace these files” prompt and the copy action fails silently.

Erhh… what?

I’m missing something here, why should I get that message when dropping a file on a write-protected location? And of course the copy action will fail?!

Why can’t I even read a clear text anymore??

The store process means that apps are vetted…

Apparently they vet as good as they test patches link…

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WildBill

Yes, part of the GDPR is that user data must be stored “locally” to EU.

If I open my kitchen window, I can nearly spit to the new facebook data center about to be built here…

Not at all complaining about those builds as they bring both cash and jobs to Denmark, but the multi-billion dollars investments for sure indicates how much is being cashed in on the users…

Alas not on me, as I’m not a member of any of them…

/edit: thanks for mentioning startpage.com. Will have a look and see, how it compares to my favorite duckduckgo.com!

Isn’t it time for Microsoft to do something about it?

But.. but… they have!

You even posted about it! The new Surface Pro! Taa-daah!

Time long overdue for upgrading such an old system… it’s lived through six or seven full OS versions, for crying out loud!

Out of warranty, out of support, out. Keep up! QIQO…

From here…

“These scraps of data, each one harmless enough on its own, are carefully assembled, synthesized, traded and sold. Taken to its extreme, this process creates an enduring digital profile and lets companies know you better than you know yourself.”

Funny he should say that while apple right now is busy building their second gigantic data center here in tiny Denmark…

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jburk07, HiFlyer

Interesting, because Microsoft fixed the bug in the next-next version of Windows, 19H1, in build 18262…

Yeah, well… they probably put all hopes on that edition…

Machines affected by the issue display garbled or entirely unreadable text.

Ha! Microsoft’s done that for describing patches for years!

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Cybertooth

If Microsoft were making cars… there wouldn’t be an end of lawsuits rolling in.

Now it’s only software and apparently anything goes. Release the c***.

Like MS suggested in a blog post: in case of a problem, just roll back to previous version. The time you waste doesn’t matter. Neither does any loss of data, lack of functionality or other bugs…

If it was any fun, we could call it a joke.

But it’s not even remotely fun. It’s a joke.

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BobbyB, Cybertooth

Yes, yes and yes.

We call it an experience! 😀

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Noel Carboni, RamRod, Cybertooth

Seing what HI has brought us so far, for sure AI can’t be any worse!