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I installed Debian 12 last night. Now I see why people "improved" it. (Ubuntu, Mint LMDE). It was not difficult to install and it mostly worked but I'm going back to LMDE.

Fan of hypercard in 1989, today I am a Power Platform architect ^^

I am surprised it went away.

don't forget Windows 10 LTSC 2021 IoT will still get support until 2032 also keep in mind Windows 11 LTSC 2024 IoT will not require a Microsoft Account, not TPM or Secure Boot and can be installed on even older PCs and still get support

No ,,, because the price of using it will just keep going up and up like every other service they offer. I guess Bezos needs more cash to build his totally useless Rockets. 😂✌

I was expecting instructions how to add Perplexity as a new search engine in Brave. :)

UNCONFIRMED: Sonsie Face is said to transform into a green alien blob every 2 months due to his “radioactive childhood”

they just want to say extensions are not adblockers - when is the first thing that meets a extension that even acts like one when VPN are also adblockers too Means Bye to VPN and Adblockers as both of them will used ublock in one way or the other

This was the first time i’ve stumbled upon your video and idk if it’s your laidback approach but I genuinely feel a sense of calmness, warmth in the way you talk. Subbed instantly!

I bought my 2021 M1 Pro in February 2022 and still going strong with Logic Pro. It got me through my Bachelor of music which I graduated with one month ago. The M1 series is definitely one of the best range of computers Apple have put out there. One of the only issues I have had with it is that the battery appears to drain much more quickly than when I bought it. The battery health got to 88% only in the first year, and that was because I would just plug it in when it would get to 0 and unplug it when it was at 100. A personal tip I can give, having learned from others, is that you can prevent your battery ageing quickly by charging up to 80% and then unplugging it, and putting it on charge when it's between 20-30%. I hope that this tip can be helpful for you, my friend! Enjoy your Mac, from Australia.

Remember "Hyperloop?" Or how about FSD? Meanwhile over 5000 Boeing flights landed safely today. Have a good Musk propaganda day.

Hello from Russis! Best wishes :)

Yes. You'll enjoy using it much more than a tablet. Very portable. Nailed it with 16GB ram. I own one for travel andught use. But have the power to access servers though aah and terminal. Screen is great too and most important battery life will power you all day when gone where and about.

Yes, they are still good, no great. I just did some video editing on mine with Davinci Resolve and I rendered an eight minute video in one minute and 15 seconds. So, yes, absolutely, they are a great deal.

Fond memoriers of my 6th grade teacher recognizing my interest in computers and allowing me to play with Hypercard on our classroom's single Macintosh; however, while other students had to do busy work. Oh the memories and the influence teachers had that I didn't quite understand until I was an adult. I LOVE TEACHERS!

How many helium leaks? 5+ ROTFLMAO!!! Raterds.

Great video! Boeing is a trainwreck... But SpaceX has not been without failure. CRS-7 and remember this ua-cam.com/video/xe4ee56aHSg/v-deo.html ? That was scarier than some leaky helium and out of spec thrusters. Let's just get our astronauts home safe and see if there is a spaceship worth fixing after they get home.

Is it A. Bravery or B. Stupidity to try and fly back to earth in that thing. 🤔🙄

Please, Please, Please, just bring them home, one way or another. I for one am sick of hearing about Slutch and Bunny ! Or whatever their names are...

Thank you for a clear and reasonable assessment of of the Starliner situation.

I guess flying with Boeing is almost comparable to "walk the plank" in space terms.. Try a wild coyote ACME rocket instead, it's more likely to be survivable.

If ISS decommissioning is in 6 yrs or so. Starliner may need a year to become routine… maybe 2 yrs. And when ISS gets decommissioned Starliner won’t be needed. So after Starliner gets online, during those remaining 5 yrs, the workload would still be split between Spacex and Boeing. Starliner is done. Put a fork in it.

Nice summery of the history of the electric guitar.

icons pack?

We all use Linux Mint Cinnamon, bye Windows!

So what is the story with local accounts for work? That is total madness! You loose all management and control of your computers, harder to implement secure logon solutions like FIDO2 and forget changing passwords centrally if you forget them on your hopefully encrypted device. You’re using OneDrive and presumably Office apps and Teams too, so what is the point of NOT having management, SSO to your work environment and NOT using Autopilot and policies to eliminate bloatware and ads? Seems like you’re in need of some serious help in the IT-department, But please pay out your reasons for misusing all of the advantages of WIndows in a corporate environment. I’m genuinely curious. You other commenters please chime in too! Windows 11 onboarding is choose language and region, log in arrive at the desktop with all your apps installed and OneDrive synced up already with only 1 login att OOBE if set up correctly. It’s not even hard to do, time consuming or expensive to get it set up ONCE and reuse for every added device. In a corporate environment you should NOT use a local account and NEVER a Microsoft account either. you should use a domain account or a Microsoft 365 account. If you’re a computer illiterate consumer you need cloud services like OneDrive to protect your data against encryption malware, account lockouts, and PRIVACY protection from hackers with Defender. YES finally something correct. OneDrive isn’t a backup per se but it has a backup option built in that basically restores a snapshot of your data from a date and time if you do delete files locally and sync them away. Also a 90 day recycle bin to get deleted files back from. Compared to the EU there is no real Privacy to talk about in the new land, USA anyways so if you’re privacy minded, move to the EU instead. You expect Microsoft to give you tons of cloud storage for free in case you decide to use it. Not much is free. Not the computer you use or your internet plan, or mobile plan, but Microsoft has the audacity NOT to give away as much storage as you want? Weird criticism here… if you’re cheap use the windows backup feature for FREE with an external drive instead… not a big brain move. Windows was invented to be centrally namaged by domain controllers in a domain with central accounts and lockdown policies. And yes you can use it at home too…. In a corporate setting local acccounts should be banned. They mostly are, except at your company i guess.

Nice and clean! Do you think its possible with mint lmde 6?

Pop os looks like gnome 2 and Mac OS style. With dock at bottom, task bar at top with workspace switcher up front

All of these mentioned annoyances with windows is why I dumped them for a different OS.

I hate linux..😆😅

Nice wallpaper, where can I find this wallpaper (I don't remember seeing this in my Pop OS)?

why does youtube keep on recommending this video i dont even use linux?

do you happen to know if Jan AI has a way to install some kind of add-on, something like ChatGPT has, that lets it listen to the AI's response, kind of like text-to-speech?

plank could be a good replacement dock, though it's a bit weird with flatpaks. great job though, looks nice. unimportant side note: i don't think i've ever seen a person with remmina pined to their dock..

At least you have some sense of humour about this fiasco. Windows should be safe by design by Microsoft, and patches by 3rd Parties should be tested. This was totally unacceptable. Microsoft and Crowdstrike should be held accountable, but of course the EULAs would preclude this. BTW Microsoft are equally culpable by issuing software that is not fit for purpose in the first place! Will companies now sort out reliable backups/disaster recovery plans? Doubt it; cost too much.

Fuck Windows 11

i wait for windows 12 , 11 just got boring.

The endless set up is absurd. Just let us select language and other essential. I've been testing other OS in a virtual machine, currently so far the easiest and best, and great install I've experienced was Linux Mint, Texudo OS. Language, keyboard layout... Just the necessary options, to get you ready. The hardware requirements is absurd.

State sponsored everything... a true possibility.

Back in the day when all this was just in Sci-Fi films, it was always mooted that humans would be able to concentrate on "leisure" and "artistic" ventures. Unfortunately, the "unemployed" don't have the monetary resources to achieve this. UBI isn't the answer although I sometimes think those on the dole (in the UK) generally seem to think they're on a form of UBI. Me? I think it will cause major social unrest.

Here is how bloated Windows is. The free Haiku OS which is now useable can do a clean install from an installer drive onto SSD in about 10sec flat, a full bloody install, in less time than Windows can boot its sorry ass off same SSD. Even Linux can do full install in a few minutes, while windows requires several hours to install if you pay attention to turning all the shit off. Win11 is just a trainwreck to deal with.

Re Logging in with a MS account. When Win11 asks for a MS account during setup, turn your router off for a min. Click next, it will then fail and ask you for a User Name. So you can create a local account and password. As soon as you do that, turn your router back on. I build 15 or so win11 machines a week and this works sweet.

On the welcome screen , type SHIFT + F10 , a command prompt will show. Then type OOBE\BYPASSNRO , then reboot the pc. Next, at the welcome screen chose "I do not have internet". Voila , you don't have to connect a microsoft Account, a local one, with "limited functionality". This happens because Cro$oft pay countries and EU councils to not make laws that force them to give users choice. One can not even buy a pc without OS in some countries. Still this is wrong, we users don't have to make hacks, so, let's write to microsoft. I personally did. Need more 100 milions mails more.

Here is what happened when I tried Windows 11 a while back, and why I quickly went back to Windows 10: 1) I could not choose my own photo viewer to open pictures, they forced me to use the default Microsoft one. For decades I have used Irfanview, if I remember correctly I think it was only possible to make this program the default photo viewer through an annoying process with DOS commands. 3) The standard right click menu was inefficient. More clicks were required. When i right clicked there was this "simplified menu", to see all options I had to click at the bottom. Very annoying. I could get the full menu back, but this was also again through a DOS command I believe. This should be an option build in Windows itself. Cut and paste were small icons without text. 4) Adjusting the volume via clicking the volume bar took frustrating long. The audio volume icon was grouped with some other icon, and when I clicked on the volume icon it took way too long to show up. It's like loading the volume bar....common... Do you now need an IBM supercomputer just to be able to load the volume bar properly??? And if you think my pc was slow it wasn't, it was a brand new high-end I7 computer. I noticed in a store with new PC's the exact same thing, when I went there to try a headphone. I saw the employee that was assisting me being frustrate about this, when he clicked on it to adjust the volume and it didn't pop up immediately. It was especially the first time when you went in Windows, I think clicking it a second time loaded it faster, but I'm not sure it was always like this though. Every new windows seems a bit worse. I didn't see the benefit for staying with Windows 11, you can already do everything with Windows 10 unless they start taking things out. and Windows 10 felt faster and smoother, even though it shouldn't have mattered because I had e new PC. Too many settings I was used to I needed to force back via DOS commands and registry entries, instead of being able to do so through a setting in Windows, having a CHOICE. In the end it takes more time to find solutions to these issues than installing their OS. I also remember back when I had a Windows XP laptop I believe, after an update my PC started using like 99% of my CPU for no logical reason. Just something that popped in my mind.

Enjoyed the audio, but what is up with that tide of BRoll going on?

Microsoft has gone too far out of arrogance and greed. It has been a slow progression over many years rather than just a Window 11 issue. There is, almost, no reason to stay with this operating system as Linux is capable of doing pretty much everything that Windows can and can even run an ever increasing number of Windows programs. It is also more secure, more stable, and most importantly free. There is a small learning curve for new users but there are resources, tutorials, and even support groups that can make it easier.

Search google for OOBE out of box experience. You can do a cmd line oobe during install to make a pure local account without all the bloat..

Never bet against Microsoft doubling down on a bad idea. Recall WILL be back, and it will NOT be optional.

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