• Sunkblake@lemmy.world
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    9 days ago

    I got a survey question from windows feedbackhub on my work computer yesterday, asking if i would recommend windows. And i thought fine ill answer this seriously with real reasons why.

    I wrote a long explanation from my own experiences helping people and using it, half way through i shit you not, the feedbackhub froze and crashed.

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      9 days ago

      It probably detected a certain number of flagged words or phrases and knew it was gonna be really negative feedback and “crashed”

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        9 days ago

        It wasn’t even that negative.

        Would you recommend windows to family and friends?

        No, 90% of those i help (ages 10-70) with computers and tech dont need a computer, they can use their phone for everything. A phone can pay bills, contact friends and family even print documents or pictures just fine and they have everything they need and want.

        The only reason someone even wants a PC today is to play games or they need it for work and in those cases i usually don’t need to recommend them an os because they probably don’t have any other options, because they are comfortable windows or mac.

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      I don’t usually leave feedback. I have done it maybe six times when I’ve been really pissed. In two of those times I’ve gotten “server error” or similar after writing a long rant and pressing “send”

      Seems to be a really important and respected part of any service.

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    9 days ago

    Thanks to Microsoft’s legendary approach to quality control, installing Windows patches these days is getting to be less like Russian Roulette and more like accidentally stepping on a rake left in the grass.

    I like the second metaphor:

    The whole neighborhood is going to hear you swearing and shouting 🤬