Windows 7 was the best, and yes 10 was the start of everything we hate in 11.

The last straw: forced reboots. Every control panel setting, registry hack or service disable to stop it is overwritten by the overlords at Microsoft. They will reboot your computer whenever they good and well please. I have lost incredible amounts of work. Even when I did save everything, I have to remember where I left off and re-open everything.

I've had it. Microsoft has forgotten who owns the computer.

Why should the government get the money? They are neither the buyer nor the seller in the transaction.
Yet another sneak tax is a brilliant idea. /s

>Can't do it

Funny, Canada did. They're handling it just fine.

Myth with no factual basis. Were this the case, there would be a very large number of people with that exact age, and no one older.

Consult this table of ages:
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/...

There is no legitimate reason for there to be THOUSANDS of people over 200 years old in the Social Security database. It can only be fraud.

Why not just admit there's massive fraud?

I hate to tell you this- but you're not applying anywhere close to enough.
Depending on the job role, it used to be that you could get a 5% initial response rate, and maybe 0.5% of applications led to a job offer. (Based on mine and a few other people's metrics a few years back)

These days You need a good 200+ applications to get into an actual post-HR screening interview. Things filter out hard from there. Plan on 300-400 applications in the current market to land an offer. It will take time.

If you "shotgun" applications to jobs you're not qualified for or don't want, those applications don't count. You're wasting everyone's time, especially your own.