Because you need a backup.

It’s purpose is archival, not access. Tape density, cost, and reliability is much better than other mediums for that purpose.

Archival of everything being scraped before its pushed off the internet and replaced with AI produced garbage.

Oh no I’m only up 75% instead of 90% on Intel.

This is so Linux purists can use their OS of choice in environments that require attestation so as to pass conditional access requirements.

Sadly this guy can simply buy and build a new house while staying at one of his other houses to deal with this self-own.

My local grocery had self checkout for about a year before ripping them out and putting normal ones back in. They don’t seem to be understaffed.

Not all stores are awful on all fronts. They don’t have chairs for their checkout people yet though.

Dell thinks it’s ok. Ultimately they are the ones who decides what OE-specific software gets pushed via Windows Update.

This article needs an editor. Badly.

“Linux is so easy just install it”

Linux is not easy. macOS is easy. Windows is easy. Linux is a jalopy that you enjoy fixing an occasionally get working.

What device is it? It’s unusual for Ethernet to not work .

Preview is not Insider. You have to manually select Preview channel updates.

This is the Preview channel update. People that opted into it should anticipate issues.

They’ve been phasing it out for years.

Delete and reinstall your nic. Check your firewall. Test connectivity over port 53 to your dns server.

If you have any 3rd party software that messes with dns, disable or remove it.

Win95 was trash for a while. ME was always trash. OSX wasn’t great on release. Every Linux distro has had its time in the darkness.

I think 11 is going through some significant structural changes at a faster pace than before, while at the same time the natural greed of capitalism forced MS to get rid of things like large QA teams and support.

If MS were really interested they would begin open sourcing a lot of the things that don’t make them any money (calculator, clock, notepad, UI) and focus on the major items.

Outlook classic is one of the better examples of a legacy app with tons of integration capabilities that should have been overhauled years ago. The way plugins work is probably related to your issues.

The modern Outlook app is significantly more reliable but has its own quirks that are pretty painful when coming from classic.

I’m not surprised that laptop had issues. It’s purpose built and likely has sub 1% usage across the windows install worldwide.

Finally the distro I’ve been waiting for

MS universal print.

How did you uninstall a different update? They’re cumulative.