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    17 days ago

    That website is an abomination. Try rejecting all the cookie permissions; it’s like they build in click delays.

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      17 days ago

      Unmodified Brave makes it look acceptable to me… What adblock are you using? And if it’s uBO, how many lists do you have turned on?

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        17 days ago

        I was on mobile at the moment, but I have ubo with sufficient lists on desktop. At any rate, that site is horrible.

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          17 days ago

          You’re absolutely right, but I am so worried about the state of your phone’s browser right now. Stay safe out there, use protection, etc

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    17 days ago

    In the future, when Windows users say “advanced users can turn that crap off” they’ll mean the power button, not the group policy editor.

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    17 days ago

    Our test version of the Clock app is missing the actual clock and everything else, like the Timer, Alarm, Stopwatch, and World clock

    Author then goes on to praise the rounded edges omg can you believe it rounded edges on a clock!!!

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      17 days ago

      A clock that doesn’t tell time, and they follow that quote up with

      which is understandable.

      No it’s not.

      I know a lot of people don’t like or use Windows, but the multiple timers and stopwatch functionality are genuinely useful and pleasant to look at. And “focus session” already exists in it.

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      16 days ago

      A “clock” that doesn’t do anything that a clock does, but it can write you a plausible-sounding essay on what a clock should do!

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    15 days ago

    This is a fcking joke! I’m so sick of Microslop integrating AI into fcking everything. I just want to use my PC without any of this bloat. It just gets worse and worse. I can’t believe they would do somethi… wait a minute… I’m using linux. Nevermind then.

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      15 days ago

      I think there’s something wrong with your u key. It doesn’t seem to work when preceded by an f.

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    15 days ago

    Everyone keep helping more people switch to Linux and help them be part of in-person/online groups. To discuss Linux, and get help where needed.

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    16 days ago

    Motherf-

    🤦🏻‍♀️

    I started writing a clock app of my own because the Windows 11 clock app didn’t have a proper analog mode and it’s pretty useless. (Windows 3 clock app had analog mode, why not Windows 11?)

    Some time ago I was ranting that instead of adding an analog mode, Microsoft will probably just pointlessly add Copilot to the clock app.

    …Don’t blame me! I was just pointing out the obvious direction Microsoft is going for, whether we like it or not!

    Aaaaanyway. This summer’s project is to figure out how the hell the Godot layout system works so I can make the layout responsive and I can release 1.1.

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    16 days ago

    It takes Windows 11 a minute to load the “control panel” window… just hangs.

    Re-release XP and be done with it, you’re bad and you should feel bad.

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      Early W10 was actually pretty decent. I have it running on a windows tablet, and a stick pc, both 2gb RAM.

      One is getting Linux, but I have to do a bit of digging to decide on the distro, as many are becoming kind of bloated too.

      I use CP/M, BTW.

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    16 days ago

    What follows is our plan to raise the bar on Windows 11 quality this year, with a focus on performance, reliability and well-crafted experiences.

    Pavan Davuluri
    Executive Vice President, Windows + Devices

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    Jesus Christ. First they fucked over notepad and introduced dozens of application breaking new bugs and broke decades of existing functionality, now they’re thinking about breaking the damn clock ?

    Wait, no, they’ve already broken the clock in windows 11 because it no longer shows seconds, and doesn’t respond to clicks on non primary displays.

    I guess they decided it wasn’t broken enough.

    I’m getting so sick of their shit, and my employer locks down my laptop so tightly that I can’t run any 3rd party software too, so I can’t even install my own clock application.

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            15 days ago

            I’m not following you… Like most corporates, they’ve locked it down, in this case with BeyondTrust, so that it’s not even possible to run unapproved executables without a dialog box popping up and demanding and explanation which then creates a ticket with security, who casually deny it a few days later.

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              I don’t know how to be clearer, that’s not your computer at that point. I would absolutely require my employer to provide their own device to implement this security solution.

              We’ve been trained to see computing as a nonpolitical thing, but computation in “the information age” is every bit as political as iron was in the iron age, or, I dunno, sails in the age of sail. Stupid examples, I should be asleep right now. The point is that we should view news about all technology through a political lens.

              I can’t do smart examples at half past three, so here’s this. If you were a medieval serf and the king had assumed direct mind control over your horse, you would have no difficulty seeing how that was an offense against the social contract and a clear signal that the divine right of kings was flawed. “My horse has been mind-controlled by the court sorcerer, now he won’t breed with the family mare… and yesterday I swear I saw him whispering to a guard!”

              You’d just about tolerate that weird shit from a horse the king gifted you, but not your own. But this isn’t the age of horse. Good night!

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                I’m remain very confused about the point you’re trying to make ?

                Are you trying to say that if I don’t personally own the laptop that I use for work, then I have no right to complain about its shortcomings ?

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      It’s wild to me that clocks stopped responding on non-primary windows. The first time I noticed that I thought it was broken- and I was right, because there’s zero rhyme or reason for removing that functionality.

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        I don’t think they removed it, as such, it’s more that they rewrote the clock from scratch and didn’t know the old clock did that, and didn’t care to find out.

        Similar to how task manager used to suppress the refresh if shift was being held down and that no longer works in Windows 11 because they rewrote it and never looked at Dave’s original code.

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          I still can’t believe how slow the task manager is in windows 11, how do you ever release a task manager that is slower than before? Disgraceful developers and managers over there now

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      16 days ago

      Oh you want to see a fun win11ism? Use the calculator to determine the number of days between 2 dates.

      Win 10: 2 fields you type in

      Win 11: no typing is possible. You must click and scroll through a calendar ui for each date.

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        16 days ago

        There’s no way to automatically open new folders in a tab. You can right click but in windows 11 it’s hidden in the more options menu by default. You can overcome some of this with regedit but I only use windows for work and naturally I’m locked out of that.

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          I have never been bothered by right clicking the folder then selecting new tab or new window if I don’t want to just enter the folder, but at the top of the window on the bar there are 3 dots. Click that icon and hit options it pops a settings window up and u can select if u want 2x or single click to perform action and if u want to just enter the folder or by default have it open in a new tab or window. If w11 did one thing well I thought it was the new file explorer lol. I haven’t done any regedits for these options but sucks to be locked out of that for many reasons!!