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>a problem that doesn't necessarily exist in the way that people might think It exists in exactly the way it manifests. It's obnoxious. I paid (I _paid_ for th
by EpicEng 8y ago
>a problem that doesn't necessarily exist in the way that people might think
It exists in exactly the way it manifests. It's obnoxious. I paid (I _paid_ for this!) for an OS, not to be a node in an ad delivery network.
- zapzupnz 8y agoI expect the advertising comes out of the fact that Windows 10 is Microsoft's first proper attempt at a free upgrade. But yes, people have paid for Windows, so in this case it's unacceptable — but I don't think Microsoft figured out (or particularly cares to figure out) what installation is what type.