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Why should I switch now and not at point 3 or 4 in that flow if your hypothetical ever comes to pass?
by kevinh 2y ago
Why should I switch now and not at point 3 or 4 in that flow if your hypothetical ever comes to pass?
- firtoz 2y agoBecause it becomes more and more normalised and you will be less likely to be creeped out by it because "everyone has it so it's k"
- echohack5 2y agoDeath by a thousand cuts. Microsoft Recall in a vacuum isn't the issue, but rather a decade of - Forced Cortana (oops no let's shut that down) - Forced OS Updates (oops your computer doesn't have the requirements) - Ads in your start menu - "Yes" and "maybe later" interactions everywhere - Edge force defaulting itself on occasion - Literally needing configuration management to run powershell on a daily cadence because settings might not get respected - 5 Layers of failed UI frameworks duct taped together Basically Windows is becoming such a bear to wrangle that you might as well use Linux and save yourself the pain and $100 per computer.
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y agoWe're actually at step 45 or so; if you showed Windows 11 to a user 20 years ago they'd run screaming. So no, when we get to step 49 you'll have adjusted your expectations and go along with it.