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Maybe in 2029 the "new" outlook will be usable and then I will switch to it

Thanks for watching! Do you think the changes CrowdStrike is proposing go far enough?

This appears to relate to a deeper issue, where the current leadership in government & companies seem to have lost sight of empowering specific people to own the process of a particular function and refraining from interfering, while still holding said individuals responsible for outcomes. It is no wonder that we have the current clown show of net zero targets which are only possible in their imaginary world. Why don't we have engineers making engineering decisions? How can we expect Microsoft to have a stable system if a politician is allowed to force architectural decisions on MS? Prescribe outcomes and stop interfering with process. This always causes more problems. When and how did we start taking people's professional skills for granted, incredibly arrogant and disrespectful behaviour.

How can EU dictate to the entire gloobe? It can't. As you mentioned, EU should get the vulnerable version of windows and sizzle in it itself while the rest of the world could enjoy a proper autonomous OS.

"Operating System is Essentially the core part of the OS" - did i hear that right?

micosoft is to blame for their shitty OS windows

Extreme bullshit with the EU stuff. You blamed EU the most among CrowdStrike, Microsoft and the Sysadmins. Your logic that implementation of security API would have solved this is very flawed. This sensor product is designed to run low in the kernel and observe EVERYTHING. Most likely, CrowdStrike wouldn't migrate sensors to Microsoft API due to limitations and effort needed. Microsoft can't force the migration because Windows features are practically NEVER deprecated. So these companies would keep using kernel access. You are ultra biased towards Microsoft so your opinion about any incident regarding Microsoft is not trustworthy. I'm sorry but it is the truth.

This is a very biased video. The EU didn't block Microsoft from making a security API for 3rd parties. It blocked Microsoft from making a security API for 3rd parties but allowing their own product (Defender) to bypass that API to get an unfair advantage. That's classic anti-competitive behaviour.

was the lack of gradual rollouts caused by the EU? was the lack of proper testing in the kernel driver EU's fault? did the EU force a ton of admins to install a closed-source kernel module? The reason why almost no admin installs crowdstrike on Linux (explaining why it wasn't on the news the crash on debian) is because having a tainted kernel (tainted being the official term) is a huge source of potential issues. Don't forget that Linux has around 90% of the server market. Also, there are more secure ways to protect a Linux server, such as running containers (cgroups which is the industry standard with socket) with apps behind selinux or tomoyo if you need syscall level enforcement.

There is just so much wrong here. Linux and Mac have open source kernel so anyone can make changes not only the drivers but any code there. I do not know what secrets M$ runs on their kernel and why it's not public. Also it's not EUs decision that M$ keeps us blind.

Problem is, corporations don't care, least of all huge international companies. Nor do hegemonies, like the EU, give a shit about actual people. Problem with both is they are far to removed from the individual client, citizen. Windows should be split off from MSFT, to be a stand-alone business. That Windows business can then focus on Windows to make sure it is the best OS thus keeping users happy thus keeping money flowing.

Thanks for watching! Do you think Microsoft should be allowed to close access to the Windows kernel to improve security? Let me know in the comments below.

What Microsoft Business 365 do I need to have the feature "Play My Emails"?

Hi! Im looking to purchase copilot 365 for business and I'm really interested in the data grounding thing. You mentioned, that you can give copilot three reference files for the grounding. What im asking is that how much data can be in those threee reference files? Can I, for example, give it a 9000 page PDF that consists all of my companys email communications and whatsapp conversations etc, and would it treat it as a one file? SO my question in essence is that how much stuff can you jam into the data grounding thing? Thanks!!

How many versions of outlook are there , jeez so confusing. That is why I like Apple ecosystem for simplicity or even Google

How many versions of outlook are there , jeez so confusing. That is why I like Apple ecosystem for simplicity or even Google

Overpriced Toolset

sudo rm -rf Microsoft *

Full of bugs! Keeps launching extra copies, mail you have read (gmail) goes back to unread, deleted mail returns, Sent items are later found in the drafts folder... And you get ads.

So the Checkpoint updates are, basically, going to be like a feature update without any of the features? Think 1903 but without anything special and just for WU to separate distribution. I wouldn't be surprised if it's a twice per year or even a quarterly thing.

Thanks for watching! What do you think of the new Outlook client? Let me know below.

Recall just needs banning. It has no place on PCs. Thankfully I use Linux.

This unfortunately tells us nothing. You can't go over the differences unless you actually use both and all I heard were speculations. I have copilot plus and when I log into 365 using the free versions of the online apps, there are no copilot controls. Logging into business basic also shows nothing which you covered. No way am I buying a full year of O365 Copilot just to mess around.

Awesome video

Thanks for watching! What's your experience with the Microsoft Graph? Let me know below.

Classic outlook is extremely slow my pc its not good at all. I am using rhe new outlook.

microsoft is going to release win 12 here i am using win 10 cant get rid of win 10

Very underrated! See you next time!

You are underrated get big man hope you don't forget me❤

Thanks for watching! Are you planning to trial the new SlimCore architecture for Microsoft Teams VDI?

E-mail has come a long way since 1969. Yes, I was an alpha-tester for the ARPANET while I was in High school here in Vancouver, BC. I sent an "e-mail" to SFU in Burnaby, BC using a Telex machine hooked to an acoustic modem & a telephone hand-set. It has changed a lot in 55 yrs. I do like the new Outlook & Calendar.

i just did installation of server 2025 with hyperv and vms. Its way slower than my previous server 2022. I will have to go back to server 2022. What a deception.

Thanks for watching! What do you think of the new AI features on Copilot+ PCs? Or are speed and battery life the primary drivers for purchasing a new-generation ARM-based Windows device?

I installed LINUX a few days ago. GOODBYE MICROSOFT!

I'm not worried about Microsoft sending my data to "the cloud"... I'm worried about the fact that Microsoft CAN send my data to "the cloud", and most of all, I'm worried about Microsoft happily and willingly relinquishing such data to third parties including the always hostile Governments... so, no, I'm not using any version of OS that does this thing no matter how much they "trust-me-bro" me.

I would love to see Intel and AMD's chip errata before even thinking about CoPilot+ or Recall. It's nightmarish.

I no longer trust Microsoft. I hate the advertising that seems to be sneaking into Windows applications. I hate the idea for the need to log into a MS account. I hate being pushed to use Bing or Edge. Yes, there are other choices, but there are applications that must run on Windows. I am strongly considering moving to the Apple environment, but it will be expensive. JustSaying.

the one and only feature-change of this nonsense needed is: - Don't make it a mandatory install. - Make it an additional download for the nerds. - If someone is crazy enough to do so, let them destroy their life - things they already do with their smartphones and 100+ apps they "need". Why are such things part of an operating-system, and why are some/many users think its a great idea. If you forgot which shirt you were looking at an hour ago, the world stops spinning ? If finding a shirt is still that much of a problem, there are professionals to help you with. People really gone full power nuts.

TBH, you sure do sound like a Microsoft shill, including minimizing the significance of Microsoft turning on features that user organizations had administratively disabled.

All this security is great for accessing via a user interface. However, if the info is there, and the routines are installed to create the snapshots, what is to stop them also writing the code to extract the snapshots as and when?

Millions of people trust Microsoft, and they have done so for years. Some users know the data is being collected and don't care...I am one of those users. I have absolutely no worries at all. There is a section of social media full of alarmists and obnoxious other OS users, who can not resist taking a jab at Microsoft. If the other OSes were so great, you wouldn't have to be shouting from the mountain tops for people to leave Windows, people would do so, willingly...no cohesion.

I can understand that many users use Windows out of convenience, but users who actually have sensitive information, e.g. businesses, are truly naive trusting Microsoft. Perhaps this insanity will be the alarm bell that wakes people up.

Microsofts back door is now a Barn Door . 👀

You don't have to use Windows is such a stupid take. You use the OS which runs the software you want to run and/or which is the standard in your workplace. On the first point, one could use adapter layers like Wine as a counterargument but it's never gonna be perfect.

OpenAI said the same then proceeded to train GPT 3 and 4 on user data.

Switching to Linux. Hope that aswers your questions 😁

"may be" more like "will be" :) even windows 10 becoming more and more "spamy" ... recall is just the next step i'm not against Ad's but i paid full price for all my Windows Licenses, adding ads to it where i have to opt out in some deep setup screen is just how the world is currently going where we as the consumers becoming a product that pays on top of it. a few versions down the road, windows will offer cloud storage of this data, and after change the TOS for them to allow to access it.

What about handwritten notes?

I really like the new outlook. I use full time now. Simpler and more pleasing to the eye. I like the way you can preview an attachment.

Russell always the anti-hot take guy. Much appreciated.