I use Linux at home but Windows at work. If I was an IT person at work, I wouldn't know what I should be doing.
Microsoft ended support for Windows 10, and Windows 11 is riddled with half-assed AI features that even Microsoft is warning about. What are they even doing at this point?

how Microsoft covers their ears and ignores the millions of voices that say they don't want this

I have a Samsung tv with a solar-powered remote that I bought some 3 years ago, but this is news because an American company is doing it

No one believes the US inflation report, or the job report that's been off by almost 1 million jobs https://www.npr.org/2025/09/09...

to know that AI is taking Windows down the shitter.

Sure, blame the powerless Swed teenager instead of the powerful elite

You don't call a Tesla robot an American robot

isn't ffmpeg open-source? why not create a branch with these reports and fixes and do pull requests instead of report bugs?

this site and the internet in general is unusable without an adblocker

who sold off their privacy. Quiet disappointing

Not so pleasant when you realize they will likely use the free version as learning data for their AI paid version

TFS didn't specify the time period. "Windows" is an old operating system that had games since the 1990s. Were these also tested?

They noticed a pattern and sounded the alarm. There was no mention of whether or not these students deserved the A grade. Just that the pattern was off. I teach at an institute and we have the same system. If you pass many students, or fail many students, you get questioned, so most instructors *force* the grades to be within the range that doesn't get them into trouble.
This all means is when you, as a student, get a grade in school (I don't care which school) you can't tell if that's your honest evaluation, or if the grades were massaged to please upper management.

Makes sense and that wasn't a trick question. Having crypto on an insecure computer is just crazy

I'm not doing slave labor