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So I came here from nebula to talk, say @TheFridayCheckout. Will there be a nebular comment section at some point and a like button. I wanted to show support but these functions are probably not necessary but I still miss them. 😅😂❤
The most strange thing is that right now Canon can create 5nm equivalent chips using this technique that is the high end of what ASML machines make after years of development and billions of dollars in R&D. I really want these methods to be successful so that the world shouldn't rely on only one company. 💚
I don't know why people here seem to pretent Canon would just drop this stuff out of nowhere. They also have decades of experience making lithography machines and were the market leader until ASML came around with their competitive processes at smaller node sizes. Sure, competition in this space is certainly welcome given that ASML is also kind of the bottleneck for many investments into the semiconductor space. But for that to come into fruition, many more things must go right before this stuff will be adapted (yields must be decent, etc). Also, TSMC is now working with a 3nm process node already, so given that and the time it requires to build a new fab, ASML is still in the lead for min 4 years.
The Chip printing machine from canon is by far the most interesting thing we had in a long while now. If they actually get it to work well, this could mean a huge price decrease in chips resulting in everything from graphics cards, processors and even storage becoming much more affordable.
It’s not necessarily going to be faster than litho, so we’re still going to need massive fabs (maybe even bigger if it’s slower), and since most of the cost isn’t really just in ASML lithography machines i wouldn’t really count on this doing much to pricing.
I think it is kinda suspicious that Canon did not mention much (as far as I found) regarding yields, as this is extremely important for these machines. Especially with such a new scale for NIL I would expect Canon to communicate this if they had overcome many of the yield issues
Would love Windows ARM to get as good as the x86 version, including all the games, only to be able to run it on the Apple Silicon Macs, and game on Windows ARM on those machines, because Mac gaming support still isn't up there yet.
They have actually made these types of machines for a while, not quite this special, but lithography machines nonetheless. ASML and Canon are both players. All about the glass. Canon makes great glass, and they certainly have the talent chops to pull it off.
Windows 11 made me consider switching to Linux but now with 12 im 100% doing it...not just because of the UI but how much more aggressive microsoft is getting with violating user privacy. Plus Linux has caught up so much the last few years...not like in the past where you could not use 99% of app or not play most games. There is almost no downsides to Linux anymore.
I feel like that every version of windows after win-98 has been closer to being like Mac-OS and I hate it. Worst of all they often block the old features so you're forced to live with their changes.
i dont care if it at the top or bottom or wherever but windows really needs a dock of some sort, like 75% of my taskbar is deadspace and i dont even have a second monitor
Releasing a new OS is a good way to increase the perceived obsolescence of Windows 10. Idk how much that contributes, but I'd imagine people at Microsoft are aware of it. As of last week, Windows 10 is now under two years away from end-of-life as currently scheduled, with over double the install base of the two-year-old Windows 11.
@@fontenbleau Yeah, I'm gonna reinstall Arch Linux on a secondary SSD to dual-boot it alongside Windows 10 until it will eventually reach it's end-of-life, and so then I will fully commit to Linux. Or I will just use Linux and have a Windows 10 virtual machine instead - not sure.
I have win11 on one notebook, otherwise win10. Win10 are not looking great, but it's a good thing, OS should draw is little attention as possible. Win11 are somewhat cleaner, but many things are just one mouse click further, I don't hate them, but I can't name anything that's better. Maybe file explorer which I don't use, maybe window management, but win10 have powertoys and fancy zones. To be honest, they might be a little faster, but it might be fault of my other notebook, which feels pretty slow overall. If I don't like something, then it's copying macos, gnome or android. Desktop is desktop, period. It's meant for work and multitasking. People with 12" notebooks may argue. But for these we have completely unnecessary top panel which basically displays notifications and clock? Really?
"As of last week, Windows 10 is now under two years away from end-of-life as currently scheduled, with over double the install base of the two-year-old Windows 11." This isn't even new. This happens with every OS gen. It's amazing, really.
When it comes to how small Cannon can go. Even if they can't get as small as they may want to. That doesn't mean the technology is useless. The majority of chips, especially in house hold items and even some other applications, this can still work. At the fraction of the cost and energy needed to make the chips.
True. Especially for bigger items like cars where space is not constrained the chips need not to be small and they can use good old fashioned techniques to create one.
The thing I feel for Nanoimprint is that in the end, you still have to do the mold. I mean, you now have to do one mold per every 100 wafers (spitballing, maybe it is 10K or 10M), which means less time for doing EUV and less machines, but in the end, the "wafer mold" still has to be done. If anything, it feels like companies might need less ASML machines and will be able to replace them by Canon's one. And possibly also use way less energy (which is both a big deal for money in operations, and for reducing climate change effects because of it being an electrointensive industry).
I guess the mold is made with similar technology that is used to produce the masks used in traditional lithography machines (weird electron-microscope like machines IIRC)
Maybe you have an older machine that is not capable to consistently produce 5nm chips (most of them are not usable). But it could maybe be possible that one out of five molds is usable and than you could use this good mold for hundreds of chips. Maybe a partially faulty mold for multiple chips is also not that bad, if the energy and time for the process is minimal.
00:00 📰 Windows 12 leaked, expected in 2024. Microsoft hints at future versions. 01:10 🖥️ Windows 12 likely won't bring major visual changes; possible taskbar shift. 01:39 🧠 Focus on ARM PCs and enhanced AI features in Windows 12. 02:20 🧩 Canon's Nano imprint lithography could revolutionize chip-making, potentially reducing costs. 03:58 🤖 Xiaomi's "hyper OS" is an updated Android skin, not a new operating system. 06:01 📱 Apple's wireless update pad allows in-store iPhone updates without unboxing. 06:29 ✏️ New Apple Pencil introduced; $79 cost, recharged via USB-C, lacks wireless charging and pressure sensitivity. 06:57 📱 OnePlus Open and Oppo Find N3 launch with competitive foldable designs. 07:12 👍 UA-cam's new feature illuminates "like" and "subscribe" buttons when mentioned. 07:26 💰 Ferrari to accept cryptocurrency as payment; Quacq partners with Google for RISC-V chip development. 07:54 🤖 PwC partners with OpenAI for AI consulting on complex matters in tax, legal, and HR.
Windows 12 most likely will come out when Intel 15th gen and AMD 8000 CPUs are on the market. The reason why is they are the ones that will have the hardware to run windows 12. So late 2024 / early 2025 for earliest you can get a Windows 12 computer. I don't know Snapdragon well enough to tell you if can already run on their current SoC or will need the 2024 updated version to be able to run.
With how strict Microsoft has been with Windows 11, I would suspect there could be stricter requirements for Windows 12. Very few computers have NPUs so it will be hard to push for people to upgrade to Windows 12 if that is a requirement, but it seems like Microsoft is more interested in selling new computers than supporting old ones, lol.
@@adwaitsharma6915 the ones in GPUs are just often used for very specific things and not used generally. But maybe they can be used in general with a driver update. But Windows 12 isn't out nor officially announced so nobody knows what it requires, it is all speculation.
that won't work with the company... then again... most companies still use computer till it mummified and belongs in a museum... ( the likely targets for this OS is the win10 PC replacements... IMO)
@@PrograError enterprise users will pay for extended support if they need it otherwise they often just buy new computers with new version of Windows. Otherwise companies that already buy old hardware to run old OS for the particular software they still need. Most people just use the OS that came with the device and primarily only gets a new OS with a new computer (thereby lots of smaller companies and people that keep running unsupported Windows versions). If Microsoft cared for the computers that cannot officially support Windows 11 they wouldn't have put such strict requirements for Windows 11. I don't think the next version will have fewer requirements. At best Microsoft will just lower the requirements for Windows 11 instead of extending the support for Windows 10, if Microsoft cares for so many computers running unsupported Windows 10 by the time it no longer has support (presumably Windows 12 is out by that time).
I think in the nanoimprint lithography you would still need the traditional lithography machines to make the mask, it would be cheaper if the mask can be used multiple times but innovation in traditional machines would still be needed
I hope that Windows 12 will still allow you to install a 3rd party start menu and taskbar. I hate the way that Windows 11 removed the "never combine taskbar items" option. I have a large widescreen monitor with lots of taskbar space and like to see all open windows on the taskbar at the same time!!!
@@kiradotee Haha obviously not. Using StartAllBack as a 3rd party start menu and taskbar. It allows you to change it back to any version of Windows you want. I customise my start menu to look like windows 10 but has the all programs pop out style of windows XP.
@@orbitalsan4013 maybe if it flops even harder than win11 did maybe MS will concider just keeping win10 around. (wishfull thinking, the only thing i want is security updates, i don't care for "more new features" i'm satisfied with how it is now)
@BartierCardia So we can have even more ads and spyware? Nope. I especially don't like it when an operating system bitches at me about my power consumption. Microsoft is one to talk. It's my device, and I'll use it how I damn well choose.
@Shock_Treatment well you're on UA-cam and you replied to this comment so that means that you have a Google account So who's worse at that, Google or Microsoft 😂
I feel like every version of windows just pushes more and more popups, pushes to use their subscriptions, and ads. Every version I upgrade to on my PC makes me appreciate MacOS on my macbook more and more haha
Refresh being the word. Windows its a evolutionary thing, so it really annoys me when the hype machine kicks in about a new version of Windows, which means some improvements and changes but nothing revolutionary! More of the same and a bit more bling?
I really wonder how easy it would be for a hacker to flash custom software to iPhones without opening the box. Surely they will find a vulnerability at some point
Ferrari will never really accept Crypto. They're notorious for their exclusivity above anything than the "entry" models. You have to second-hand own a top-tier model and even attend Ferrari events to be even put on a list to buy a new one. That news is total marketing bs.
All I need to know is how linux will be like when windows users are forced to migrate from 10. I will not use a windows that has an AI that thinks it owns my stuff and reports back to spyware central all the time. i would rather freeze in time than have my offline computer feel like youtube's comment section, where you can't type anything freely anymore due to rampant speech control from big tech.
I recently switched to Linux from win10 but never used Windows 11. Performance change was very noticeable even though i miss some Windows features can't say i regret the decision learning linux was very enjoyable. Didn't know what i was getting into .Linux community is basically toxic group of people with Lenovo ThinkPads and argue about which distro is superior 😂
There are a lot of arguments in the Linux community, maybe the open source community as a whole, but I don't think I've ever seen an argument between distros. Basically just use whatever works the best for you.
The most potential concern for future of Windows is if they dropped Win32 compatibility (most likely by dropping all of x86/x64/desktop apps support) losing over 30 years of backwards compatibility and therefore losing one of the most stable API ever made
@@prashantmishra9985 Because Win32 API has functions that work in Windows NT 3.5 to Windows 11 allowing Win32 apps to work in a very broad range of Windows versions
@@jhgvvetyjj6589 - True many factory automation interfaces depend on the Win32API, and they will lose business customers when they drop backward compatibility. Industrial users buy hardware and use it for 20 to 30 years and they don't throw away old hardware just because something sexy is on the screen. PC's are used as controllers for CNC machines and Robotics so Microsoft should be careful when updating their OS. I know Win 8 changed screen color defaults and made a lot of my BASIC program menus unreadable due to color changes. They also changed the USER folders and I had to change my code to match the new subdirectory layout. PC's are part of factory automation, robotics, laboratory test equipment, etc. and Microsoft needs to remember that market before they remove backward compatibility.
I am just very fatigued of them releasing newer OS versions, I am not impressed with this change and sadly my opinion is not changing for a while, I just find Windows 11 too unlikable, not even newer versions will change my opinion or even Linux personally!!! 😴🥱
For Windows 12, I hope Microsoft will finally get the courage to get rid of all old programs from the Win95 decade, so we have only one design language, not a soup of UIs.
Only if they substitute them with better and updated versions that allow the same or higher control of the machine. This new goal of making things simpler and much less controllable with no alternatives sucks. Windows should not become MacOS
Idk I agree from a design standpoint but problem is, the older applications work better then their new stuff. Perfect example: compare snipping tool and the newer version (I forget it's dumb name) and to be precise the save and copy to clipboard operations. Snipping tool does it all instantly, new one has >1 second loading times. No idea if their devs suck now or if it's management or project planning but the end product ist seldom good enough. I don't think they're capable of replacing all old stuff rn.
@@neruwu I know and unfortunately, this is true. For example, creating user account from Computer Management does not require for creating Security questions, but when creating from the modern Settings, it is mandatory and cannot be skipped. Or the good old Disk Management, which has much more flexibility and functionality, compared to what we have in the modern Settings app. Ideally they would just modernise the UI of the old apps, rather than creating new ones.
The Qualcomm Google RISC-V is a huge deal for ARM since the company that makes the most ARM CPUs paired with the company that makes the OS that uses ARM CPUs the most basically paired together to ditch them altogether. I expect ARM to bring about huge improvements so they don't become completely obsolete
Windows 11 is still soo far from being done and now they are shoving the next thing down our throats? Seriously, get your stuff together Microsoft. I just want an OS that actually works.
I have ALWAYS ran my taskbar on the top, ever since I had an Atari Mega 2 ST in the late 1980s. Forcing users to keep the taskbar on the bottom of the screen is a complete deal breaker for me!
Man windows 10 is now in 2023 worthy of using since all the fixes! now u tell me 12 is on the way I wont even think of buying it. 11 still needs allot of optimization in my opinion to get the reliability where kinda of 10 is now, my old 7 is heaven.
I guess Windows 11 really boosted PC sales so they are trying to release new version of windows more frequently. But i don't expect any fundamental changes to windows...
@@whitygoose more like they woke up to the uselessness of a mobile based design on a PC architecture ... win8 design never worked that's why they released 8.1...
@@PrograError yeah.. it's the opposite, i want PC experience in my phone. thing as stupid as unable to minimize window so i can listen to youtube while doing another stuff is mindbogling. and file explorer is just so shit in any phone. the new window manager from oneplus open looks promising but realy expensive.
The vast majority of Win 10 users didnt need to go to 11, it offered basically nothing, same as 12. ... it will offer nothing that the majority of users need...put the task bar, and system tray wherever you like..as long as i can move back where i want it...
There's basically no reason to ever upgrade your desktop processor every year, so why bother re-designing them that often? Personally I'm on a 10 year desktop processor upgrade schedule now.
I think Apple's ability to update iPhones wirelessly is the first sign of port-less phones coming. Perhaps not this year, but in two years this may be a reality
@luke5100 it will never be as efficient as directly plugging something in. The physics make it impossible for it to be as efficient as being plugged in, and it would make no sense either since it would have to sit on top of a charging pad which is WORSE then simply plugging it in and being able to actually use the device as it charges.
The fact that Intel after almost 20 years is taking mobile processors seriously is in itself a redflag of how impared vision can cost you your entire business.
isn't windows getting a tad too bloated? what if I don't need or want the AI stuffs? at first I don't want the 3D Objects folder in Windows 10, but I can't remove it (without some registry editing, which regular users shouldn't be bothered with), I just hope the AI stuffs can be turned off to be non-intrusive.... or I'd switch to linux lol
It would be nice if they could remove tracking and advertising. Putting apps on the start menu that you have to pay to use is bad practice. Taking the ad-free games of solitaire, freecell and spider solitaire included with previous versions of windows and putting adverts into them wasn't appreciated either. We're paying customers, and we should be treated as such, not as the product.
@@martineyles Not everyone is a paying customer, when people bring up the high price of a Windows license they get a bunch a posts about how to get a cheap key from a seedy reseller (they don't mind selling that key to multiple people BTW) or bypass the DRM. Not that the lack pirates would stop Microsoft from including data harvesting software, for a megacorp no amount of profit is ever enough, they always have to earn more in the next quarter. And when you control a majority of the home computer space why shouldn't you take advantage of it, specially when consumers would rather tolerate A LOT or jump through hoops to stay before they finally go to a competitor like Linux?
@@protocetid I paid full retail for my copy of Windows, and I dislike sponsorships involving these key websites. However, even if most DIY PC builders just hard pirated windows, the DIY space of PCs being such a small part of the market these days, with most people using laptops or other pre-built PCs which come with a genuine OEM licence, which they paid for when they bought their computer. The prevalence of piracy is not a legitimate excuse for treating you paying customers as thieves, or as a product to be sold to advertisers or data-miners.
@@martineyles Wasn’t implying you had an illegitimate copy of Windows, and I explicitly said that there could be no piracy and Microsoft would likely spy on you regardless. Brought up the amount of piracy because I guarantee if Microsoft was pressured by consumers or the government to stop spying they would claim (truthfully or not) illegitimate copies are hurting their revenue so much they need to sell your data and display advertisements. Wasn’t trying to justify their actions, I’m telling you about basic economics. Megacorps have no ethics and will do anything for more money if consumers or governments don’t stop them. They don’t care that the anti consumer parts of Windows make you mad, they will push and push to see how much the majority of users will tolerate nonsense that only benefits Microsoft before they leave/stop paying them. What keeps them honest is the fear that too many people will go to their competitors, and if consumers don’t do that and said megacorp controls the market (in other words, the computer industry) then they have the power to make everyone else play on their terms.
they make ai seem like a genie that has all the answers and solutions. ai should only be used to answer basic questions or do basic tasks not as a substitute for research or answers to complex problems.
I’m still going to stay on Linux nothing that Microsoft do will make go back (unless they made it all open source, remove all tracking and data tracking for adverts, remove all bloatware, and allowing people to do what they want with their OS)
I wish to see new feature in windows 12 where I can sort images inside folder up to the image content where repeated files (even if they do not have same name) will be arranged next to each other. (may be all file types will be treated the same)
I don't know about the history of previous Windows versions, but releasing Windows 12 before dropping support for Windows 10 seems weird to me. Also, most people I know still haven't upgraded to Windows 11 yet
When Windows 10 was released, Vista, 7, 8 and 8.1 all had support, so that probably won't be a reason to not release 12 before 10's support is coming to an end. And also, Windows 7 had a much bigger market share than Windows 8/8.1 when Windows 10 came out.
I think the buttons on UA-cam lights up when you say "Hit that like and subscribe button" or "Smash that like and subscribe button" I think they have just added a javascript event that scans the video transcript and adds animation when you say the above statement, I have only seem subscribe button light up for some content creators.
Windows 11 looks like a cartoonish version of mac os but does not function like the typical window. The basic functionality of newer versions of windows functions like mac os instead of sticking to what made windows easy to use and understand like the older versions of windows. Alot of older versions of windows were done automatically after you done something and there were permissions that you enabled and it was easy to use and understand. Now windows 11 has turned into mac os where everything has to be done in a certain way manually and it takes multiple steps to do basic tasks since the basic tasks are hidden behind extra menus. I never understood how to use and navigate mac os from the very beginning since it's a learning curve. It took me awhile to figure out how to finally use mac os. With mac os, you have to do everything manually instead of things done automatically for you with options to choose from when you grant the permissions. For example, when you sideload a 3rd party app, you have to look for the 3rd party downloaded folders app and than drag and drop it. For windows, when you sideload a 3rd party app, a window would pop up with permissions and asked you where do you wanna save the app to without looking for a folder and than dragging and dropping the 3rd party app. To uninstall a 3rd party app on mac os, you have to do the steps in reverse order just when the 3rd party app is sideloaded. On windows, you just right click and select uninstall app. I tried to right click on mac os and I tried to do the same thing like windows and the 3rd party app still does not get uninstalled. It took me awhile that I had to figure out that I look for the folder where the 3rd party app was dragged and dropped and than drag and drop the 3rd party app to the recycle bin. Mac os should not have just done the basic right click option to uninstall and delete 3rd party apps that were sideloaded. With mac os there are permissions and windows there are permissions. Windows and android has some similarities when sideloading 3rd party apps and uninstalling and sideloaded apps. The 3rd party apps that I used for windows you have to pay, with android, you can get similar apps that you can sideload. For windows, there are free 7 day or 30 day trials. For android, you can just sideload the apps. I still sideload android apps all the time even with older versions of android since I still use the same apps that were no longer supported or removed from the google play store due to copyright of reasons. The only thing that I like about windows 11 is support for android apps. I'm still trying to figure out how to sideload the google play store on windows 11 instead of using the amazon app store. When I try to sideload the necessary google apps to enable and use the google play store on windows 11, they won't download and install. Nothing happens when I try to sideload any of the necessary google apps on windows 11. I just end up using alternate android app stores to sideload 3rd party apps. Like the modded version of youtube to bypass the ads and have the same features as the paid versions of youtube and I even have the modded version of spotify to bypass the ads on spotify.
@@NCR_trooper-69 There are likely more holes in the new code than in win7. Behind an up to date router and not exposed using VPN etc that goes through...its pretty safe. Also when something really nasty comes to light, MS usually has to patch it anyway because there are so many old machines online that it tends to break the internet if they all get compromised :)
I already switched to Linux. Microsoft's new "privacy" policy and data collection is simply outrageous and unacceptable. Windows is now unusable for the private individual.
Talking about overly conscious of privacy and data collection while having a Google account and on a Google platform is simply ridiculous and laughable.
@user-xz5mh2ev2e You don't understand the concept of choice then? I choose to use Google services.... I choose the data I give. You don't have ANY choice using Windows, it gets EVERYTHING. Not understanding this simple concept is simply ridiculous and laughable.
"Windows is now unusable for the private individual." Linux is also my daily but... you're genuinely nuts. Do you also think they put robots in the drinking water? (You can turn off all of the targeted ads, tracking, analytics etc, too. If you're such a "for choice" user... then why didn't you do that, kiddo?)
10 is supported until late 2025, so I can see a lot of 10 users skipping 11 completely and going right to 12. This of course assumes they have a newer pc which would be compatible with 11 and 12's security (motherboard) requirements
For most users, the frequency of Windows 10 updates slowing down after 2025 would be a good reason to keep using it for as long as they can keep the hardware running. Windows 11 and 12 are not faster, the settings are more restricted, and it supports less software. I know absolutely no one looking forward to upgrading a Windows machine, even if it was completely free. When their machine finally dies, they resort to second hand machines to try and postpone the inevitable OS update.
I don’t know if this is an unpopular opinion or not, but I actually wanna experience Windows 11. I didn’t got a chance to Experience Windows Vista and 8.1 but I actually have better hopes into this OS. And I actually think it’s easier to say goodbye to Windows 10 than 2000,XP and 7 because I found Windows 10’s layout the most boring and simplified one of them all. I actually think Windows 11 did slightly better. Seeing this preview makes me afraid Windows 12 won’t look like the past Windows versions anymore because the taskbar is no longer fully overlapping the bottom screen like how it was all the time. Despite a lot of people have their thoughts about Windows 11 being not very good, I do actually somewhat like it and would like to experience it because the new MS Paint version.
@@infernal-toad Windows 11 is a better Windows 10 IMO. Windows are more rounded and detailed. To me it looks even better than 10. I've been using Windows 11 now for a year and no issues. I love it.
@@riseabove3082 That’s good to hear. Honestly the only issues of Windows 11 I can think of are probably just minor issues. Nothing problematic compared to ME, Vista and 8.x. And if you don’t like drastic changes (which is definently gonna happen with Windows 12), then why are there a bunch of people that wanna Skip Windows 11?
I much prefer linux in everway but im stuck with windows due to web development being more friendly on windows even tho in most case for me linux is superior in many ways. Basically im goin to be buying a framework laptop to just use linux on their
Just yesterday I *joked* about Windows 12 coming soon. Well, my humor tends to mock reality, that's why it hits so hard. ''It's funny because it's true.'
I find it super funny that a company that specializes in inkject printing found a way to make chips with inkject printing. Kinda reminds me of resin 3d printers
did not know about the canon development. definitely the most interesting advance in tech for years. if they can get it to work it would be spectacular for them and the environment (provided the resin, which i would assume is toxic, is disposed of thoughtfully)
I REALLY hope the keep rectangular screens for the new wear OS stuff. I know circles are in vogue rn but I feel like the rectangle holds more data on the screen.
All of us just want Windows 7.1 Yeah, this is probably finally going to push me over to Linux. I used 7 forever, begrudgingly migrated over to 10 which was a royal PITA, and installed 11 in a HyperV. I'm just sick of reformatting and reinstalling an OS. They need to finish one of them and be done with it.
The ability to produce small nano chips at a significantly lower cost will be a very interesting thing for the chip market and for tech products. Microsoft windows 12 that is AI powered is a serious step in the future. This update of Friday Checkout is interesting. 😎💯💪🏾👍🏾
We've seen an obvious pattern to Windows releases. Windows 7 fixed Vista. Windows 10 fixed Windows 8 and 8.1. Windows 12 should fix all the main complaints about 11. Bare in mind Windows is no longer an OS, but a "Service".
I used to hate windows and was a Linux fanboy, privacy advocate, FOSS contributor, the whole shebang....but somewhere along the way Microsoft became friendlier and friendlier in my mind. I wonder how they did this!
"LIKE" didn't do anything but the "SUBSCRIBE" button light up (colorful animated embossed border around the button) but only the first time you mentioned the word, and not the second.
It all depends on the speed of the lithography process. Mapper (Dutch startup) developed a ebeam litho technique but in the end it was just too slow and went bankrupt. You need to reach >10 wafers per hour to be viable.
We've got a new Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 on our hands, finally, after so many years we actually have choices and variety again. For a long time, we only had Windows 10, and while Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 were also available, Microsoft forgot they existed. Microsoft made modern updates for Windows XP to make it relevant in 2008-2015, but they didn't do that for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 in 2018-2023. Now we have two older versions, Windows 10 and Windows 11 that Microsoft will still care about, even after the release of Windows 12. Windows 10, version 22H2, Windows 11, version 24H2, Windows 12, version 24H2.
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It's kinda discusting I can't upgrade to 11 and my pc runs basically everything I need it to. This reminds me of vista and 8. lol.
The never-ending story of the MacOS Wannabe, AKA Windows, In a new chapter.
So I came here from nebula to talk, say @TheFridayCheckout. Will there be a nebular comment section at some point and a like button. I wanted to show support but these functions are probably not necessary but I still miss them. 😅😂❤
Also a question, your thoughts on louis grayjay app? As it includes Nebula I was curious if you would mention it or not.
What do you think about gaza?
It's a genocide out there
I feel like most people haven't even upgraded to Windows 11 yet, and here we are already talking about 12.
I guess if it's an update solely focused on under the hood adjustments to work better with ARM it makes slightly more sense when it's coming so soon
They'll have to take Windows 10 out of my cold, dead hands.
Same thing happened with vista and 7 after
I'm definitely skipping
I upgraded to Linux. I'm not throwing away my perfectly good computer because it won't run Windows 11
who remembers "windows 10 will be the last microsoft OS" 😁
I remember that everything someone says Windows 11.
I say, no thanks
@@YogiTheBearMani want to be free of microsoft headache. i am promoting linux for everyone.
it feels like yesterday
The farewell tour before the comeback
@@アアアア Windows 98 was fine, mind the system requirements it has
The most strange thing is that right now Canon can create 5nm equivalent chips using this technique that is the high end of what ASML machines make after years of development and billions of dollars in R&D. I really want these methods to be successful so that the world shouldn't rely on only one company. 💚
With at best 1% yields
i hope not. why u say bad things? stop fanboying for asml@@flintfrommother3gaming
I don't know why people here seem to pretent Canon would just drop this stuff out of nowhere. They also have decades of experience making lithography machines and were the market leader until ASML came around with their competitive processes at smaller node sizes. Sure, competition in this space is certainly welcome given that ASML is also kind of the bottleneck for many investments into the semiconductor space. But for that to come into fruition, many more things must go right before this stuff will be adapted (yields must be decent, etc). Also, TSMC is now working with a 3nm process node already, so given that and the time it requires to build a new fab, ASML is still in the lead for min 4 years.
Yeah, unfortunately intelectual property exists... Fuck the government
The Chip printing machine from canon is by far the most interesting thing we had in a long while now. If they actually get it to work well, this could mean a huge price decrease in chips resulting in everything from graphics cards, processors and even storage becoming much more affordable.
It’s not necessarily going to be faster than litho, so we’re still going to need massive fabs (maybe even bigger if it’s slower), and since most of the cost isn’t really just in ASML lithography machines i wouldn’t really count on this doing much to pricing.
These companies will just pocket the yuuuuge profits if that fancy cost reduction comes to fruition
@@SimGuntheryeah exactly, they see that people don't mind to pay more, and just keep the prices at the same level
I think it is kinda suspicious that Canon did not mention much (as far as I found) regarding yields, as this is extremely important for these machines. Especially with such a new scale for NIL I would expect Canon to communicate this if they had overcome many of the yield issues
@@JelleBootsmaThese things have been used in mass prodction by toshiba for six years now, so it probably works reasonably well.
Did not expect Canon to be a major player in the chip production space.
Would love Windows ARM to get as good as the x86 version, including all the games, only to be able to run it on the Apple Silicon Macs, and game on Windows ARM on those machines, because Mac gaming support still isn't up there yet.
Windows cannot load because OUT OF RED INK! "but I don't even OWN a printer and..." I SAID OUT OF RED INK!!!Buy more to continue booting.
Whenever there is an opportunity to sell hyper expensive ink, here they go!
They have actually made these types of machines for a while, not quite this special, but lithography machines nonetheless. ASML and Canon are both players. All about the glass. Canon makes great glass, and they certainly have the talent chops to pull it off.
@@ncard00 Wrong comment thread.
Windows 11 made me consider switching to Linux but now with 12 im 100% doing it...not just because of the UI but how much more aggressive microsoft is getting with violating user privacy. Plus Linux has caught up so much the last few years...not like in the past where you could not use 99% of app or not play most games. There is almost no downsides to Linux anymore.
Agreed, once linux is indistinguishable from windows for gaming I think we will see a massive shift away from windows.
Roled back to win10 yesterday feels a lot better now
Yeah, me too. Windows 11 sucks hard 😏
Just come to the MAC😂 I can’t stand Windows.
@@ThunderStruck94660 Atleast I can play games on windows
Yeah, that does suck when it comes to the MAC. Hopefully it gets better with the new chipsets.@@hans27450
@@borky1987
they said newest windows is better
Not one path in windows folder has changed only is icons
meaning Hackers know is layouts
I really hope the taskbar doesn’t go up the top. Microsoft seems more focused on the users it doesn’t have than users who it does who hate MacOs
I feel like that every version of windows after win-98 has been closer to being like Mac-OS and I hate it. Worst of all they often block the old features so you're forced to live with their changes.
@@Samqdfbreak traditions, use KDE and design your own desktop just the way you like.
"users who it does who hate MacOs"
Who are these mythical users that HATE other Operating systems?
@@Samqdf "I feel like that every version of windows after win-98 has been closer to being like Mac-OS and I hate it."
Then you're clearly delusional.
i dont care if it at the top or bottom or wherever but windows really needs a dock of some sort, like 75% of my taskbar is deadspace and i dont even have a second monitor
Releasing a new OS is a good way to increase the perceived obsolescence of Windows 10. Idk how much that contributes, but I'd imagine people at Microsoft are aware of it. As of last week, Windows 10 is now under two years away from end-of-life as currently scheduled, with over double the install base of the two-year-old Windows 11.
i would never install that 11 abomination. My 10 is forever of last Windows, i already use Linux PikaOS on second Ssd for Ai.
@@fontenbleau well for me 11 might be the last, but then some of the software need windows... and Mac can piss off with the price and config...
@@fontenbleau Yeah, I'm gonna reinstall Arch Linux on a secondary SSD to dual-boot it alongside Windows 10 until it will eventually reach it's end-of-life, and so then I will fully commit to Linux. Or I will just use Linux and have a Windows 10 virtual machine instead - not sure.
I have win11 on one notebook, otherwise win10. Win10 are not looking great, but it's a good thing, OS should draw is little attention as possible. Win11 are somewhat cleaner, but many things are just one mouse click further, I don't hate them, but I can't name anything that's better. Maybe file explorer which I don't use, maybe window management, but win10 have powertoys and fancy zones. To be honest, they might be a little faster, but it might be fault of my other notebook, which feels pretty slow overall.
If I don't like something, then it's copying macos, gnome or android. Desktop is desktop, period. It's meant for work and multitasking. People with 12" notebooks may argue. But for these we have completely unnecessary top panel which basically displays notifications and clock? Really?
"As of last week, Windows 10 is now under two years away from end-of-life as currently scheduled, with over double the install base of the two-year-old Windows 11."
This isn't even new. This happens with every OS gen. It's amazing, really.
When it comes to how small Cannon can go. Even if they can't get as small as they may want to. That doesn't mean the technology is useless. The majority of chips, especially in house hold items and even some other applications, this can still work. At the fraction of the cost and energy needed to make the chips.
True. Especially for bigger items like cars where space is not constrained the chips need not to be small and they can use good old fashioned techniques to create one.
No one uses EUV for those chips though
Exactly what I thinking
The thing I feel for Nanoimprint is that in the end, you still have to do the mold. I mean, you now have to do one mold per every 100 wafers (spitballing, maybe it is 10K or 10M), which means less time for doing EUV and less machines, but in the end, the "wafer mold" still has to be done.
If anything, it feels like companies might need less ASML machines and will be able to replace them by Canon's one. And possibly also use way less energy (which is both a big deal for money in operations, and for reducing climate change effects because of it being an electrointensive industry).
I guess the mold is made with similar technology that is used to produce the masks used in traditional lithography machines (weird electron-microscope like machines IIRC)
Maybe you have an older machine that is not capable to consistently produce 5nm chips (most of them are not usable). But it could maybe be possible that one out of five molds is usable and than you could use this good mold for hundreds of chips. Maybe a partially faulty mold for multiple chips is also not that bad, if the energy and time for the process is minimal.
There are many more issues with NIL. Making more than a few layers in a chip is prone to errors and most SoCs these days have 10+ layers easily
"Windows 10 will be the last Windows Version" - Microsoft
Ducks need HUGS
A big Congratulations to Canon
00:00 📰 Windows 12 leaked, expected in 2024. Microsoft hints at future versions.
01:10 🖥️ Windows 12 likely won't bring major visual changes; possible taskbar shift.
01:39 🧠 Focus on ARM PCs and enhanced AI features in Windows 12.
02:20 🧩 Canon's Nano imprint lithography could revolutionize chip-making, potentially reducing costs.
03:58 🤖 Xiaomi's "hyper OS" is an updated Android skin, not a new operating system.
06:01 📱 Apple's wireless update pad allows in-store iPhone updates without unboxing.
06:29 ✏️ New Apple Pencil introduced; $79 cost, recharged via USB-C, lacks wireless charging and pressure sensitivity.
06:57 📱 OnePlus Open and Oppo Find N3 launch with competitive foldable designs.
07:12 👍 UA-cam's new feature illuminates "like" and "subscribe" buttons when mentioned.
07:26 💰 Ferrari to accept cryptocurrency as payment; Quacq partners with Google for RISC-V chip development.
07:54 🤖 PwC partners with OpenAI for AI consulting on complex matters in tax, legal, and HR.
Windows 12 most likely will come out when Intel 15th gen and AMD 8000 CPUs are on the market. The reason why is they are the ones that will have the hardware to run windows 12. So late 2024 / early 2025 for earliest you can get a Windows 12 computer. I don't know Snapdragon well enough to tell you if can already run on their current SoC or will need the 2024 updated version to be able to run.
I can't be the only one who misses the old format with highlights first
same here 🥲
With how strict Microsoft has been with Windows 11, I would suspect there could be stricter requirements for Windows 12. Very few computers have NPUs so it will be hard to push for people to upgrade to Windows 12 if that is a requirement, but it seems like Microsoft is more interested in selling new computers than supporting old ones, lol.
Will it work with Nvidia RTX cards? Considering a RTX card is very capable at neural processing.
@@adwaitsharma6915 the ones in GPUs are just often used for very specific things and not used generally. But maybe they can be used in general with a driver update.
But Windows 12 isn't out nor officially announced so nobody knows what it requires, it is all speculation.
that won't work with the company... then again... most companies still use computer till it mummified and belongs in a museum...
( the likely targets for this OS is the win10 PC replacements... IMO)
@@adwaitsharma6915 things to be seen... but I'm sure NVDA will want you buy two cards... with how AI hungry they have been...
@@PrograError enterprise users will pay for extended support if they need it otherwise they often just buy new computers with new version of Windows.
Otherwise companies that already buy old hardware to run old OS for the particular software they still need.
Most people just use the OS that came with the device and primarily only gets a new OS with a new computer (thereby lots of smaller companies and people that keep running unsupported Windows versions).
If Microsoft cared for the computers that cannot officially support Windows 11 they wouldn't have put such strict requirements for Windows 11.
I don't think the next version will have fewer requirements. At best Microsoft will just lower the requirements for Windows 11 instead of extending the support for Windows 10, if Microsoft cares for so many computers running unsupported Windows 10 by the time it no longer has support (presumably Windows 12 is out by that time).
I think in the nanoimprint lithography you would still need the traditional lithography machines to make the mask, it would be cheaper if the mask can be used multiple times but innovation in traditional machines would still be needed
Xiaomi is just rearranging the MIUI deck chairs and calling it a new OS. 😂
I hope that Windows 12 will still allow you to install a 3rd party start menu and taskbar. I hate the way that Windows 11 removed the "never combine taskbar items" option. I have a large widescreen monitor with lots of taskbar space and like to see all open windows on the taskbar at the same time!!!
well feature has been added back in the lastest windows 11 update
@@llmelem Really!? Genuinely happy about this. I didn't realise as I've been using 3rd party. Thanks!
@@wyntog3rd party what? Version of Windows? 🤣🤣
@@kiradotee Haha obviously not. Using StartAllBack as a 3rd party start menu and taskbar. It allows you to change it back to any version of Windows you want.
I customise my start menu to look like windows 10 but has the all programs pop out style of windows XP.
@@orbitalsan4013 maybe if it flops even harder than win11 did maybe MS will concider just keeping win10 around. (wishfull thinking, the only thing i want is security updates, i don't care for "more new features" i'm satisfied with how it is now)
I haven't even got Windows 11 yet.
Just wait for 12
That's the way it goes. I jumped over Vista and 8 previously.
Then get it
@BartierCardia So we can have even more ads and spyware? Nope. I especially don't like it when an operating system bitches at me about my power consumption. Microsoft is one to talk. It's my device, and I'll use it how I damn well choose.
@Shock_Treatment well you're on UA-cam and you replied to this comment so that means that you have a Google account
So who's worse at that, Google or Microsoft 😂
I feel like every version of windows just pushes more and more popups, pushes to use their subscriptions, and ads. Every version I upgrade to on my PC makes me appreciate MacOS on my macbook more and more haha
Refresh being the word. Windows its a evolutionary thing, so it really annoys me when the hype machine kicks in about a new version of Windows, which means some improvements and changes but nothing revolutionary! More of the same and a bit more bling?
I don't think there's been hype for a Windows release since XP. Maybe indifference or trepidation are better words for it.
I think you meant a bit more bing
@@Uncle_FredMaybe not hype, but Windows 7 was and still is a beloved OS. Though I have to say Win10 is more stable.
@@xpforevergaming8609 WIndows 7 was great. I used it for something like 10 years.
Please no more bing
I'm still not over the disappointments, multiple, of Windows 11. I'm not ready to be majorly disappointed again!
I really wonder how easy it would be for a hacker to flash custom software to iPhones without opening the box. Surely they will find a vulnerability at some point
😂😂😂 wtf is this comment
That new Apple pencil just seems like a slightly more expensive Logitech Crayon.
i love how canon know how to print 5nm shits while they never figured out how to scan without ink cartridges.
Ferrari will never really accept Crypto. They're notorious for their exclusivity above anything than the "entry" models. You have to second-hand own a top-tier model and even attend Ferrari events to be even put on a list to buy a new one. That news is total marketing bs.
Sounds like complete bullshit to me, but then again, I'm their target audience, even if I could afford one.
Even if I had the money I would buy a Lexus
All I need to know is how linux will be like when windows users are forced to migrate from 10. I will not use a windows that has an AI that thinks it owns my stuff and reports back to spyware central all the time. i would rather freeze in time than have my offline computer feel like youtube's comment section, where you can't type anything freely anymore due to rampant speech control from big tech.
Microsoft should remove all the clutter from Windows and combine its settings into one app properly like android.
Can you elaborate? You've made me curious. How would you explain this to a 5 yr old. I'm somewhat tech savvy but not as much as I'd like 😅
Or maybe like, idk Windows XP??? Everything was in Control Panel, than the fooked it all up.
@@LaceyArtemis There is control pane, and then there's setting
these 2 do almost exact same thing, but control panel is much lighter and easy to use
"Windows 10 is the last version of Windows."
I recently switched to Linux from win10 but never used Windows 11. Performance change was very noticeable even though i miss some Windows features can't say i regret the decision learning linux was very enjoyable. Didn't know what i was getting into .Linux community is basically toxic group of people with Lenovo ThinkPads and argue about which distro is superior 😂
Not everyone is like that. I run arch / opensuse and idc what others run. I use what's easy to use for me.
There are a lot of arguments in the Linux community, maybe the open source community as a whole, but I don't think I've ever seen an argument between distros. Basically just use whatever works the best for you.
The most potential concern for future of Windows is if they dropped Win32 compatibility (most likely by dropping all of x86/x64/desktop apps support) losing over 30 years of backwards compatibility and therefore losing one of the most stable API ever made
Why API?
@@prashantmishra9985 Because Win32 API has functions that work in Windows NT 3.5 to Windows 11 allowing Win32 apps to work in a very broad range of Windows versions
@@jhgvvetyjj6589 - True many factory automation interfaces depend on the Win32API, and they will lose business customers when they drop backward compatibility. Industrial users buy hardware and use it for 20 to 30 years and they don't throw away old hardware just because something sexy is on the screen. PC's are used as controllers for CNC machines and Robotics so Microsoft should be careful when updating their OS. I know Win 8 changed screen color defaults and made a lot of my BASIC program menus unreadable due to color changes. They also changed the USER folders and I had to change my code to match the new subdirectory layout. PC's are part of factory automation, robotics, laboratory test equipment, etc. and Microsoft needs to remember that market before they remove backward compatibility.
Wow! Wow! Wow!
Finally someone is breaking the dominance of ASML 🤯😲
someone need to... monopoly is never good in any industry... then again with China... they will just leech it to hell and back... even in japan...
I just went back to 10, with zero regrets. Well, I regret the half-assed way that OS'es are made, but I am on the right Windows for me for right now.
I don’t want to upgrade my OS every three years. Especially if the changes could have just been an update. I’m not liking this new change.
I am just very fatigued of them releasing newer OS versions, I am not impressed with this change and sadly my opinion is not changing for a while, I just find Windows 11 too unlikable, not even newer versions will change my opinion or even Linux personally!!! 😴🥱
iOS was a branch and stripped down version of MacOS and now MacOS is integrated with ARM. Windows has many years of ARM development to catch up to.
For Windows 12, I hope Microsoft will finally get the courage to get rid of all old programs from the Win95 decade, so we have only one design language, not a soup of UIs.
I just hope they don't have buggy, slow, webview based app
Only if they substitute them with better and updated versions that allow the same or higher control of the machine. This new goal of making things simpler and much less controllable with no alternatives sucks. Windows should not become MacOS
Idk I agree from a design standpoint but problem is, the older applications work better then their new stuff. Perfect example: compare snipping tool and the newer version (I forget it's dumb name) and to be precise the save and copy to clipboard operations. Snipping tool does it all instantly, new one has >1 second loading times.
No idea if their devs suck now or if it's management or project planning but the end product ist seldom good enough. I don't think they're capable of replacing all old stuff rn.
@@neruwu I know and unfortunately, this is true. For example, creating user account from Computer Management does not require for creating Security questions, but when creating from the modern Settings, it is mandatory and cannot be skipped. Or the good old Disk Management, which has much more flexibility and functionality, compared to what we have in the modern Settings app. Ideally they would just modernise the UI of the old apps, rather than creating new ones.
@@YoanIgnatov same here but unfortunately I'm 90% sure they wouldn't do that
i just want a classic windows experience meaning the OS should be highly functional and customizable. no hidden context menues like in windows 11.
🐧
The Qualcomm Google RISC-V is a huge deal for ARM since the company that makes the most ARM CPUs paired with the company that makes the OS that uses ARM CPUs the most basically paired together to ditch them altogether. I expect ARM to bring about huge improvements so they don't become completely obsolete
Get well soon💐
Just what I needed: an OS with AI features. I'll stick with Linux.
Windows 11 is still soo far from being done and now they are shoving the next thing down our throats? Seriously, get your stuff together Microsoft. I just want an OS that actually works.
Then use Windows 10, you'll be ok 👍
I didn't expect credible competition to ASML. If true, it sounds very consequential.
I have ALWAYS ran my taskbar on the top, ever since I had an Atari Mega 2 ST in the late 1980s. Forcing users to keep the taskbar on the bottom of the screen is a complete deal breaker for me!
I think it's time we go full circle back to the release highlights at the beginning.
Man windows 10 is now in 2023 worthy of using since all the fixes! now u tell me 12 is on the way I wont even think of buying it. 11 still needs allot of optimization in my opinion to get the reliability where kinda of 10 is now, my old 7 is heaven.
In the next windows update I rlly hope to see more design consistency across all the ui’s and better performance
I bet that there'll be yet another UI style, making the whole thing even less consistent :)
Get well soon! Well wishes
I guess Windows 11 really boosted PC sales so they are trying to release new version of windows more frequently. But i don't expect any fundamental changes to windows...
Oh don't worry, there will be.
They're going to fill up the whole thing with AI suggestions. And AI actions. And AI ads. More of them. Enjoy!
in windows 10 the start menu work, in windows 11 it doesn't. fundamental changes indeed.
Inb4 Windows season pass and DLC addon content. (Or am I late to the game?)
@@whitygoose more like they woke up to the uselessness of a mobile based design on a PC architecture ... win8 design never worked that's why they released 8.1...
@@PrograError yeah.. it's the opposite, i want PC experience in my phone. thing as stupid as unable to minimize window so i can listen to youtube while doing another stuff is mindbogling.
and file explorer is just so shit in any phone.
the new window manager from oneplus open looks promising but realy expensive.
The vast majority of Win 10 users didnt need to go to 11, it offered basically nothing, same as 12. ... it will offer nothing that the majority of users need...put the task bar, and system tray wherever you like..as long as i can move back where i want it...
i love how we went full circle. printers going from press on to laser, and now chips going from laser to print on
But how do you make the mask for Cannon's chip printer? Surely you have to use light lithography?
There's basically no reason to ever upgrade your desktop processor every year, so why bother re-designing them that often?
Personally I'm on a 10 year desktop processor upgrade schedule now.
birb
Windows 10: Launched in 2015
MacOS 10: Launched in 1997
This just shows how little microsoft actually cares to make new OS’s
I think Apple's ability to update iPhones wirelessly is the first sign of port-less phones coming. Perhaps not this year, but in two years this may be a reality
Hasn't this been a thing like forever???
I haven't had to plug in my phone for an update for years.... Is this still a thing with iPhones ?
port-less makes no sense, that would mean huge electricity waste taking into account how inefficient induction charging is.
@luke5100wireless charging will never be as efficient as wired. wired charging tech will be improving at the same rate or better.
@luke5100 it will never be as efficient as directly plugging something in. The physics make it impossible for it to be as efficient as being plugged in, and it would make no sense either since it would have to sit on top of a charging pad which is WORSE then simply plugging it in and being able to actually use the device as it charges.
The fact that Intel after almost 20 years is taking mobile processors seriously is in itself a redflag of how impared vision can cost you your entire business.
isn't windows getting a tad too bloated? what if I don't need or want the AI stuffs? at first I don't want the 3D Objects folder in Windows 10, but I can't remove it (without some registry editing, which regular users shouldn't be bothered with), I just hope the AI stuffs can be turned off to be non-intrusive.... or I'd switch to linux lol
AI likely also does a better job of profiling user habits making your data more valuable for Microsoft to sell.
It would be nice if they could remove tracking and advertising. Putting apps on the start menu that you have to pay to use is bad practice. Taking the ad-free games of solitaire, freecell and spider solitaire included with previous versions of windows and putting adverts into them wasn't appreciated either. We're paying customers, and we should be treated as such, not as the product.
@@martineyles Not everyone is a paying customer, when people bring up the high price of a Windows license they get a bunch a posts about how to get a cheap key from a seedy reseller (they don't mind selling that key to multiple people BTW) or bypass the DRM. Not that the lack pirates would stop Microsoft from including data harvesting software, for a megacorp no amount of profit is ever enough, they always have to earn more in the next quarter. And when you control a majority of the home computer space why shouldn't you take advantage of it, specially when consumers would rather tolerate A LOT or jump through hoops to stay before they finally go to a competitor like Linux?
@@protocetid I paid full retail for my copy of Windows, and I dislike sponsorships involving these key websites. However, even if most DIY PC builders just hard pirated windows, the DIY space of PCs being such a small part of the market these days, with most people using laptops or other pre-built PCs which come with a genuine OEM licence, which they paid for when they bought their computer. The prevalence of piracy is not a legitimate excuse for treating you paying customers as thieves, or as a product to be sold to advertisers or data-miners.
@@martineyles Wasn’t implying you had an illegitimate copy of Windows, and I explicitly said that there could be no piracy and Microsoft would likely spy on you regardless. Brought up the amount of piracy because I guarantee if Microsoft was pressured by consumers or the government to stop spying they would claim (truthfully or not) illegitimate copies are hurting their revenue so much they need to sell your data and display advertisements. Wasn’t trying to justify their actions, I’m telling you about basic economics. Megacorps have no ethics and will do anything for more money if consumers or governments don’t stop them.
They don’t care that the anti consumer parts of Windows make you mad, they will push and push to see how much the majority of users will tolerate nonsense that only benefits Microsoft before they leave/stop paying them. What keeps them honest is the fear that too many people will go to their competitors, and if consumers don’t do that and said megacorp controls the market (in other words, the computer industry) then they have the power to make everyone else play on their terms.
I don't quite swallow that Windows 11 was about cleaning up the UI, as the UI of Windows 11 made several backwards steps.
they make ai seem like a genie that has all the answers and solutions. ai should only be used to answer basic questions or do basic tasks not as a substitute for research or answers to complex problems.
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i would love Canon to bring the tech/ideas in smart phone cameras in their SLRs.
I’m still going to stay on Linux nothing that Microsoft do will make go back (unless they made it all open source, remove all tracking and data tracking for adverts, remove all bloatware, and allowing people to do what they want with their OS)
Completely agree with you. Hyper OS would be similar to Harmony OS.
I wish to see new feature in windows 12 where I can sort images inside folder up to the image content where repeated files (even if they do not have same name) will be arranged next to each other. (may be all file types will be treated the same)
I don't know about the history of previous Windows versions, but
releasing Windows 12 before dropping support for Windows 10 seems weird to me.
Also, most people I know still haven't upgraded to Windows 11 yet
It's not weird. They've had this kind of release pattern where you can skip a version without losing extended support several times.
When Windows 10 was released, Vista, 7, 8 and 8.1 all had support, so that probably won't be a reason to not release 12 before 10's support is coming to an end. And also, Windows 7 had a much bigger market share than Windows 8/8.1 when Windows 10 came out.
going from 10 to 11 feels more of downgrade than upgrade
I think the buttons on UA-cam lights up when you say "Hit that like and subscribe button" or "Smash that like and subscribe button" I think they have just added a javascript event that scans the video transcript and adds animation when you say the above statement, I have only seem subscribe button light up for some content creators.
if it is said by cannon then it is going to be maasive
Windows 11 looks like a cartoonish version of mac os but does not function like the typical window. The basic functionality of newer versions of windows functions like mac os instead of sticking to what made windows easy to use and understand like the older versions of windows. Alot of older versions of windows were done automatically after you done something and there were permissions that you enabled and it was easy to use and understand. Now windows 11 has turned into mac os where everything has to be done in a certain way manually and it takes multiple steps to do basic tasks since the basic tasks are hidden behind extra menus. I never understood how to use and navigate mac os from the very beginning since it's a learning curve. It took me awhile to figure out how to finally use mac os. With mac os, you have to do everything manually instead of things done automatically for you with options to choose from when you grant the permissions. For example, when you sideload a 3rd party app, you have to look for the 3rd party downloaded folders app and than drag and drop it. For windows, when you sideload a 3rd party app, a window would pop up with permissions and asked you where do you wanna save the app to without looking for a folder and than dragging and dropping the 3rd party app. To uninstall a 3rd party app on mac os, you have to do the steps in reverse order just when the 3rd party app is sideloaded. On windows, you just right click and select uninstall app. I tried to right click on mac os and I tried to do the same thing like windows and the 3rd party app still does not get uninstalled. It took me awhile that I had to figure out that I look for the folder where the 3rd party app was dragged and dropped and than drag and drop the 3rd party app to the recycle bin. Mac os should not have just done the basic right click option to uninstall and delete 3rd party apps that were sideloaded. With mac os there are permissions and windows there are permissions. Windows and android has some similarities when sideloading 3rd party apps and uninstalling and sideloaded apps. The 3rd party apps that I used for windows you have to pay, with android, you can get similar apps that you can sideload. For windows, there are free 7 day or 30 day trials. For android, you can just sideload the apps. I still sideload android apps all the time even with older versions of android since I still use the same apps that were no longer supported or removed from the google play store due to copyright of reasons. The only thing that I like about windows 11 is support for android apps. I'm still trying to figure out how to sideload the google play store on windows 11 instead of using the amazon app store. When I try to sideload the necessary google apps to enable and use the google play store on windows 11, they won't download and install. Nothing happens when I try to sideload any of the necessary google apps on windows 11. I just end up using alternate android app stores to sideload 3rd party apps. Like the modded version of youtube to bypass the ads and have the same features as the paid versions of youtube and I even have the modded version of spotify to bypass the ads on spotify.
Nothing happened when you said like and subscribe, I tested it in both on landscape and portrait mode.
neither did it work on my desktop pc, using firefox.
I hope windows 12 uses the same Aero aesthetic that Windows 7 used
Just use windows 7. It's better.
@@nuketheswamp7774 yeah but the lack of update and security and new apps not supporting it makes it a bad choice unfortunately
@@NCR_trooper-69 There are likely more holes in the new code than in win7. Behind an up to date router and not exposed using VPN etc that goes through...its pretty safe. Also when something really nasty comes to light, MS usually has to patch it anyway because there are so many old machines online that it tends to break the internet if they all get compromised :)
At this point I am not impressed by whatever Windows releases, I know initially there will be a ton of bugs so I will comeback after one year.
Each new version makes Windows 10 even better.
I already switched to Linux. Microsoft's new "privacy" policy and data collection is simply outrageous and unacceptable. Windows is now unusable for the private individual.
Are you John wick? Be honest no one cares to track you lmao
Talking about overly conscious of privacy and data collection while having a Google account and on a Google platform is simply ridiculous and laughable.
@user-xz5mh2ev2e You don't understand the concept of choice then? I choose to use Google services.... I choose the data I give. You don't have ANY choice using Windows, it gets EVERYTHING. Not understanding this simple concept is simply ridiculous and laughable.
"Windows is now unusable for the private individual."
Linux is also my daily but... you're genuinely nuts. Do you also think they put robots in the drinking water?
(You can turn off all of the targeted ads, tracking, analytics etc, too. If you're such a "for choice" user... then why didn't you do that, kiddo?)
@@Unethical.Dodgson You've never actually read the Microsoft EULA have you?
WE NEED A CONSISTENT AND MODERN UI that rivals macOS
10 is supported until late 2025, so I can see a lot of 10 users skipping 11 completely and going right to 12. This of course assumes they have a newer pc which would be compatible with 11 and 12's security (motherboard) requirements
For most users, the frequency of Windows 10 updates slowing down after 2025 would be a good reason to keep using it for as long as they can keep the hardware running. Windows 11 and 12 are not faster, the settings are more restricted, and it supports less software. I know absolutely no one looking forward to upgrading a Windows machine, even if it was completely free. When their machine finally dies, they resort to second hand machines to try and postpone the inevitable OS update.
I don’t know if this is an unpopular opinion or not, but I actually wanna experience Windows 11. I didn’t got a chance to Experience Windows Vista and 8.1 but I actually have better hopes into this OS. And I actually think it’s easier to say goodbye to Windows 10 than 2000,XP and 7 because I found Windows 10’s layout the most boring and simplified one of them all. I actually think Windows 11 did slightly better. Seeing this preview makes me afraid Windows 12 won’t look like the past Windows versions anymore because the taskbar is no longer fully overlapping the bottom screen like how it was all the time. Despite a lot of people have their thoughts about Windows 11 being not very good, I do actually somewhat like it and would like to experience it because the new MS Paint version.
@@infernal-toad Windows 11 is a better Windows 10 IMO. Windows are more rounded and detailed. To me it looks even better than 10. I've been using Windows 11 now for a year and no issues. I love it.
@@riseabove3082 That’s good to hear. Honestly the only issues of Windows 11 I can think of are probably just minor issues. Nothing problematic compared to ME, Vista and 8.x. And if you don’t like drastic changes (which is definently gonna happen with Windows 12), then why are there a bunch of people that wanna Skip Windows 11?
Can't wait for Windows 13!
I much prefer linux in everway but im stuck with windows due to web development being more friendly on windows even tho in most case for me linux is superior in many ways. Basically im goin to be buying a framework laptop to just use linux on their
Just yesterday I *joked* about Windows 12 coming soon.
Well, my humor tends to mock reality, that's why it hits so hard. ''It's funny because it's true.'
I find it super funny that a company that specializes in inkject printing found a way to make chips with inkject printing. Kinda reminds me of resin 3d printers
did not know about the canon development. definitely the most interesting advance in tech for years. if they can get it to work it would be spectacular for them and the environment (provided the resin, which i would assume is toxic, is disposed of thoughtfully)
I REALLY hope the keep rectangular screens for the new wear OS stuff. I know circles are in vogue rn but I feel like the rectangle holds more data on the screen.
circles? you mean the like 20px sized rounding?
if you mean rounding there is a zero chance. MacOs like navbar says everything about design vector towards lemmings.
All of us just want Windows 7.1 Yeah, this is probably finally going to push me over to Linux.
I used 7 forever, begrudgingly migrated over to 10 which was a royal PITA, and installed 11 in a HyperV.
I'm just sick of reformatting and reinstalling an OS. They need to finish one of them and be done with it.
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_At this rate we'll be back to Windows 95 in NO TIME!_
The ability to produce small nano chips at a significantly lower cost will be a very interesting thing for the chip market and for tech products. Microsoft windows 12 that is AI powered is a serious step in the future. This update of Friday Checkout is interesting. 😎💯💪🏾👍🏾
They need to focus on making windows 12 as optimized as possible and reduce bloatware on it
We've seen an obvious pattern to Windows releases. Windows 7 fixed Vista. Windows 10 fixed Windows 8 and 8.1. Windows 12 should fix all the main complaints about 11. Bare in mind Windows is no longer an OS, but a "Service".
I have fever too 🥲
Everyone's sick right now😭
@@liambmnI'm taking only paracetamol 😅 in fever
So how much perfromance we got, how less ram system uses, how latency dropped down versus Win 10 or 11, and how much smaller winows took place in HDD?
I used to hate windows and was a Linux fanboy, privacy advocate, FOSS contributor, the whole shebang....but somewhere along the way Microsoft became friendlier and friendlier in my mind.
I wonder how they did this!
What? What does MS being friendly has to do with it all?
You became more complacent
what the fuck?
wow the subscribe button actually lights up and plays an animation when you mention it, this is sick
"LIKE" didn't do anything but the "SUBSCRIBE" button light up (colorful animated embossed border around the button) but only the first time you mentioned the word, and not the second.
I want windows xp... that works on modern hardware. Like no features. Just open the application you want to use. The End.
My guess is that it will be stable on RISK and ARM processors
The subscribe button highlighted for me when you said "the like and subscribe button" at 7:09. Watching on the website.
It's interesting how oneplus is able to be sold here in the USA while none of the OPPO phones are or none of the other phones in the brand umbrella
It all depends on the speed of the lithography process. Mapper (Dutch startup) developed a ebeam litho technique but in the end it was just too slow and went bankrupt. You need to reach >10 wafers per hour to be viable.
We've got a new Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 on our hands, finally, after so many years we actually have choices and variety again. For a long time, we only had Windows 10, and while Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 were also available, Microsoft forgot they existed. Microsoft made modern updates for Windows XP to make it relevant in 2008-2015, but they didn't do that for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 in 2018-2023.
Now we have two older versions, Windows 10 and Windows 11 that Microsoft will still care about, even after the release of Windows 12.
Windows 10, version 22H2, Windows 11, version 24H2, Windows 12, version 24H2.
i think the chip making breakthrough, if real is the biggest story here, and should be the title .