According to my sources, the new Windows bosses are now returning to an annual release cycle for major versions of the Windows platform, meaning Windows is going back to having just one big feature update a year instead of multiple smaller ones throughout.

Good. Despite Windows 10 with all of its privacy issues, it’s nice to see major updates released to an OS every year rather than a new version of Windows every few years.

I would like to thank you for your explanation, captain obvious.

Google doesn’t follow their own design guidelines? I, for one, am shocked! /s

I never used Evernote because I found it too limiting (in 2014). For those who use it, what exactly was/is the appeal of it, or keeps you using it? (I use OneNote for projects, google keep for short scribbles and recently, Microsoft Loop for breaking down information).

That’s not enshittification.

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I’m honored that after 3 months of no comments, you chose to white knight.

If there was one thing Windows Phone and Windows 8 IE did well for mobile devices, it was the bottom orientated address bar.

I’m surprised that it took Android and iOS so long to adapt it; Firefox if i recall correctly adapted to it first in 2014 with an experimental Windows 8 mode that sadly was discontinued.

https://www.neowin.net/news/mozilla-finally-releases-beta-of-its-touch-friendly-firefox-for-windows-8/

That isn’t your cat; the taskbar date is from 10 years ago. Why lie?

Older Gen Z (98-2003) I believe would remember the terrible UX sci-fi themes, at least I do.

I use a userscript that will like a video (even if not subscribed) if I watch at least 80% of it. As for commenting, it really depends on the topic. Like, if someone needs help on a tutorial, yes. General videos like PewDiePie, no.

As for subscribing, a channel’s content must be interesting and not feel corporate. It always feels good when you find a new youtuber you like!

That’s debatable. Unless you have the TV button open the home screen and not the Apple TV app, Apple TV+ content when not subscribed can be seen ads.

I love that this upset you so much, you commented about it. 👏👏👏

FWIW, This is calling out FUD.

I mean… Google already does this… We know Microsoft already does this. This feels like an attempt by Mozilla to garner attention from both the press and users to promote Mozilla accounts.

Mr. Robot; showing the worse of humanity, how far people will go corrupting once held morals the whole way. Not being able to understand oneself or the people around them, but still wanting and hoping to see people enjoy life.

I believe the series ended on a great note, though some may disagree.

all right jill-foyle

You have a wording problem at the end of your comment, but exactly.

Like what you like, if something works for you and you’re fine with it or like it, what you enjoy shouldn’t matter to some fanboy

The average person won’t give a fuck about the implications of using said browsers, which “strangers on the internet” make them aware of.

I never implied that people were being bullied into using a specific browser, just that people shouldn’t give a fuck if they post a picture of their desktop and someone bitches about them using Chrome and starts circlejerking Firefox/Brave/[Insert Browser Here].

Windows Phone for more than a decade:

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Use what you like and don’t give a fuck about strangers on the internet deem the holy grail of browsers.

Kind of funny info: The Orville is what got me into Star Trek; back in 2017, I was very eager as a Seth MacFarlane fan for the new show. After the season 3 delay (Covid-19, Fox ‘cancelling it’ and moving it to Hulu, etc., while waiting, I started watching Star Trek, starting with TOS and then TNG and this year, DS9.

There are Orville comics that are canon, and a book written by Seth MacFarlane that is also canon :)