I just want to set a timer for MY FOOD WINDOWS WHY?doopen@lemmy.world to Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world – 1201 points – 8 months agowhy?230Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentYou should see Linux users when you tell them that the problems they have with Windows haven't been a thing since XPHow's that OS spying on you and showing you ads thing going? Is that not a problem anymore?The ads you only see with a fresh install, which you can click away in less than a minute and never encounter them again in your life? The ads you can completely circumvent by installing the N version of the Windows OS of your choice? No, those are no problems what so ever. No, those are no problems what so ever. Love how you had to list all the exceptions and workarounds first in your reply, and then state there's no problems. Denial is a powerful drug. I mean, if you want to continue having to deal with things like this, then more power to you.4 more...4 more...
You should see Linux users when you tell them that the problems they have with Windows haven't been a thing since XPHow's that OS spying on you and showing you ads thing going? Is that not a problem anymore?The ads you only see with a fresh install, which you can click away in less than a minute and never encounter them again in your life? The ads you can completely circumvent by installing the N version of the Windows OS of your choice? No, those are no problems what so ever. No, those are no problems what so ever. Love how you had to list all the exceptions and workarounds first in your reply, and then state there's no problems. Denial is a powerful drug. I mean, if you want to continue having to deal with things like this, then more power to you.4 more...4 more...
How's that OS spying on you and showing you ads thing going? Is that not a problem anymore?The ads you only see with a fresh install, which you can click away in less than a minute and never encounter them again in your life? The ads you can completely circumvent by installing the N version of the Windows OS of your choice? No, those are no problems what so ever. No, those are no problems what so ever. Love how you had to list all the exceptions and workarounds first in your reply, and then state there's no problems. Denial is a powerful drug. I mean, if you want to continue having to deal with things like this, then more power to you.4 more...
The ads you only see with a fresh install, which you can click away in less than a minute and never encounter them again in your life? The ads you can completely circumvent by installing the N version of the Windows OS of your choice? No, those are no problems what so ever. No, those are no problems what so ever. Love how you had to list all the exceptions and workarounds first in your reply, and then state there's no problems. Denial is a powerful drug. I mean, if you want to continue having to deal with things like this, then more power to you.
No, those are no problems what so ever. Love how you had to list all the exceptions and workarounds first in your reply, and then state there's no problems. Denial is a powerful drug. I mean, if you want to continue having to deal with things like this, then more power to you.
You should see Linux users when you tell them that the problems they have with Windows haven't been a thing since XP
How's that OS spying on you and showing you ads thing going? Is that not a problem anymore?
The ads you only see with a fresh install, which you can click away in less than a minute and never encounter them again in your life?
The ads you can completely circumvent by installing the N version of the Windows OS of your choice?
No, those are no problems what so ever.
Love how you had to list all the exceptions and workarounds first in your reply, and then state there's no problems.
Denial is a powerful drug.
I mean, if you want to continue having to deal with things like this, then more power to you.