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Comment Re:why did they do that? (Score 0) 59

They're removing something that was in windows media player since the late 90s, that was useful and that people did use, meanwhile they decided it was a good idea to rewrite the start menu in javascript as a chromium app and it takes a shit load of power just to open the start menu, or just to open the "run program" dialog, etc. The 'new and improved' run dialog probably uses 10x the resources and memory that this old CD data feature used. I've seen video clips of that new dialogue taking several frames to display and draw itself properly, we are going back in time to the "windows 3.1 on a 386" experience, except with rounded corners. But yeah nevermind all that, let's criticise the users of slashdot for possibly the one single issue that they're on the right side of.

Comment Re:Parasites (Score -1) 106

The right don't care about it either, instead they care about messing up the economy with random tariffs, starting war with venezuela, grabbing women by the pussy, raping kids on a private island, profiting off of pump n dump crypto scam coins, and telling pregnant women that paracetamol causes autism.
All that's going on and you don't bat an eye and instead blame everything on the left and obsess 24/7 over the fact transpeople exist and that some of them seek medical care

Comment Re: Marketing (Score -1) 117

> Microsoft has been rendering fully functional hardware unusable since the humble beginnings of the wintel pact. Although that's true to an extent, this time there are significant differences - in the past, your old computer was rendered unusable by just not having enough memory, processing power, or storage space for the next version of Windows.
Now, 10 year old and even 15 year old computers have enough power to do pretty much anything a normal everyday user would need to do. Microsoft is just arbitrarily declaring that you're not allowed to use your literally perfectly good computer anymore, and their reasons for doing that are clearly coercive and abusive.

Comment Re:Shit tier clickbait that answers in the end (Score -1) 105

Nobody's putting the genie back in the bottle. Clickbait bullshit will continue regardless of whether someone on Slashdot posts the relevant snippet in a comment. At least it saves us clicking on the article and loading up another JS and advert infested site, that's worth something.

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