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Am I the only one bothered by the "agree to continue" box at the bottom of the article? It implies that it is telling us something about this laptop, but as far
by public_defender 4y ago
Am I the only one bothered by the "agree to continue" box at the bottom of the article? It implies that it is telling us something about this laptop, but as far as I can tell, it's just a generic complaint about windows.
- Analemma_ 4y agoThis is a feature the Verge has been doing for a while now where every product they review includes a section specifically for how many screens of EULAs you have to click through. If you don't follow them regularly you won't be familiar with it, but if you do, you recognize this as a standard feature of their reviews.
- public_defender 4y agoWhat you are saying makes sense, but it feels a little weird in this context. Aren't these just the windows EULAs? This section would only be useful to me if it differentiated between EULAs that come with windows no matter what and vendor-added ones. My first reaction was, "What? Framework has licenses to click through?"
- Rebelgecko 4y agoIt seems weird to include Windows-specific EULA stuff when you don't have to use Windows