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Male Chauvinist Pig
That is rather rude.
But is it accurate about them?
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7080 publicly visible posts • joined 5 Mar 2009
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Windows Insiders get a glimpse of Microsoft’s agentic future
Server prices set to jump 15% as memory costs spike
Micron ditches consumer memory brand Crucial to chase AI riches
Dell says Windows 11 transition is far slower than Win 10 shift as PC sales stall
Twist in Tesco vs. VMware case as Computacenter files claim against Broadcom, Dell
You have one week to opt out or become fodder for LinkedIn AI training
Ofcom fines 4chan £20K and counting for pretending UK's Online Safety Act doesn't exist
Former UK prime minister Sunak becomes human Clippy for Microsoft, Anthropic
Friday 10th October 2025 14:38 GMT
Major was OK I thought, Blair untrustable - did not like at all, Brown not really PM material - but a human.
Cameron a fool with referendums, May, could not read, Johnson an idiot and borderline criminal, Truss a lunatic.
So Sunak was not too bad compared to the previous bunch, and was definitely the best post Cameron.
No account? No Windows 11, Microsoft says as another loophole snaps shut
Sky plans to ditch up to 500 staff in the Technology Group
BOFH: These office thefts really take the biscuit
Playing ball games in the datacenter was obviously stupid, but we had to win the league
Jaguar Land Rover U-turns to confirm 'some data' affected after cyber prang
Thursday 11th September 2025 09:34 GMT
Were OK up to 2007
Prior to the Fordification they were a pretty solid buy. But since then and the Tatafying, not so safe.
The only OK Ford bit was the Freelander 2.
The V6 Diesel - snap.
The Defender engine - wears out, engine swaps getting popular.
Will the new Defender last as long as a TDi200/TDi300/TD5 Defender?
Supermarket giant Tesco sues VMware, warns lack of support could disrupt food supply
Norway's £10B UK frigate deal could delay Royal Navy ships
Monday 1st September 2025 15:58 GMT
"Of course the right-leaning centrists are now voting Labour or Lib Dem because the Overton Window has moved wholesale to the right, and anyone who actually leans left is looking at the Greens (who, amazingly, had the most competent manifesto at the last GE - proposed to engage in infrastructure renewal and investment, whilst working to insulate the UK from global energy/gas price fluctuations!)."
I find it is more likely to be Lib Dem as Labour are too authortarian. Actually locally, a lot have gone Green.
Ex Conservative Centrists are also more likely to be pro EU, as I said what is the difference between Sunak and Starmer, both are similar placed about EU. Well it wound up a Labour supporter!
How Windows 11 is breaking from its bedrock and moving away
Older developers are down with the vibe coding vibe
Opinionated Arch derivative CachyOS overtakes Mint and MX on DistroWatch
Latest Windows 11 insider builds hide secret File Explorer dark mode
Microsoft keeps adding stuff into Windows we don't want – here's what we actually need
Should UK.gov save money by looking for open source alternatives to Microsoft? You decide
Monday 18th August 2025 13:52 GMT
Re: Training
Everytime I use some MS tools they have changed, the whole UI changed recently. that was not easy. Various tools got removed, file associations removed, menu options added and removed.
Sometimes it feels like a whole new seup each month.
My home PC just sits there being the same since built.
And used it with no training.
Wife llikes it.
Home is Mint
No more Blocktoberfest? German court throws book at ad blockers
Monday 18th August 2025 08:21 GMT
I find ads difficult
Popups are very annoying, moving ones terrible and distracting, noisy ones infuriating.
Banner ads are fine and in the right place I welcome them.
Why?
In the right place, lets say a forum about a certain device, a new accessory appears, an advert is shown, you would investigate and possibly buy. This is like magazine adverts, directed and interesting.
But too many other ads are fraudulent. Reporting is useless, so block them/
Voice, vision, pen: Oh dear. Windows boss says Microsoft is again reshaping OS
Ebuyer website bought by Fraser Group plc
Real estate agents use the power of AI to command plumbing, layout to disappear
Windows 10 turns 10: Dying OS just worked, lacked compatibility chaos
US sends 33,000 smart 'strike kits' to make Ukrainian drones even deadlier
Firefox 141 relieves chronic Linux pain in the neck
The Smoot – How an MIT prank became a lasting unit of measurement
Please, FOSS world, we need something like ChromeOS
Trump administration announces tariffs that may make plenty of tech more expensive from August 1
Deutsche Bahn train hits 405 km/h without falling to bits
Visiting students can't hide social media accounts from Uncle Sam anymore
VMware must support crucial Dutch govt agency as it migrates off the platform, judge rules
Firefox is dead to me – and I'm not the only one who is fed up
Larry Ellison is still not the world's richest person
User demanded a 'wireless' computer and was outraged when its battery died
Trump lifts US supersonic flight ban, says he's 'Making Aviation Great Again'
Microsoft's plain text editor gets fancy as Notepad gains formatting options
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