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Kurt Weiske | Nick Andre | Re: Love to hate, or hate to love? |
July 13, 2023 8:23 AM * |
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-=> Nick Andre wrote to All <=- NA> Why can't it just run my programs. Why does it insist on being my NA> friend, my buddy, talking to me with the personification language... NA> halfassed updates, hidden tasks, bloatware, gigabytes of crap that NA> cannot be disabled or deleted and a convoluted solution to DLL hell. That's why I loved running TinyXP for so long. Windows XP with everything possible stripped out. It was not much more than a OS with a GUI, a CLI and a network stack. Need a browser? Install one. Firewall? Install one. (Remember when we tried plugging our PCs directly into our DSL modems and ran software firewalls?) Without any installed cruft, I hoped it had less of an attack surface. I never got hacked with it, so there's that. NA> I guess it would just be nice if Windows just went back to being a NA> basic OS again that just runs my freaking programs and doesn't try to NA> be my friend. Or require a Microsoft account to do anything. Or remind me to use Edge. Or ignore my preferences and load Edge, anyway. ... Mary being complete the job bazooka. --- MultiMail/Win v0.52 * Origin: realitycheckBBS.org -- information is power. (618:300/16) |
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