

Was? You think that AI is done causing problems? There are whole new classes of unknown problems waiting for us in the future…
This space left intentionally blank.


Was? You think that AI is done causing problems? There are whole new classes of unknown problems waiting for us in the future…
Go for it. Does your sales contract allow for that? The difference is that the Windows license itself allows this and outlines most of what you need to do.
It isn’t farfetched to ask for a refund for something forcibly included that you don’t want but is optional and contributing to the cost. Usually it’s up front, sure. But with computers it’s almost always needed to be done after the fact.
It isn’t that far fetched, even today it’s still uncommon to find anything consumer computing that doesn’t have windows preloaded. Your exceptions are apple devices, mobile devices, and toy computing like the raspberry pi. System 76 exists, and Dell does sell some models without windows, but aside from building one yourself those two sources are like 50% of your choices.


Joke’s on them, I’ve been using Linux for nearly 27 years now.
Sorry Lulu, gotta keep on truckin’


Yes, but live content piracy is still in its infancy.
The only way to win is to not play. No voting at all.


Yup, you’re ok if they use the rubber hose. They likely need to produce you again at some point. If they use the wrench, they don’t care what you look like.
Maybe for someone with a peanut allergy. The rest of us are out here using cups.
Wear normal clothes over fursuit. Problem solved.


I mean, ext4 went through that phase too. Hopefully btrfs only takes four times as long to grow out of it than ext4 did. Lol.


Ok, that is a compelling argument.
I hover between xfce and kde plasma. I liked the gnome 2 era, and loathe gnome 3. Of what’s out there, xfce is really damned close. For what it’s worth, kde before plasma I hated too. It’s finally gotten to where I don’t hate it.


I, too, should call this guy’s ex.


I don’t see it…
Religious Archive of Important Documents
Its in the terms of use. If you don’t want it, you can contact the hardware vendor for a refund. Really, it’s there if you read it. This has been a thing since the 90s. Google is your friend. (For this, anyway. Google is not a friend in general.)