Nah, that's pretty normal. I've gotten like 50 in the past month.
I sort of have to use 11 if I use windows. I bought a 13th gen intel (mistake) and only windows 11's new task scheduler properly supports the e-cores.
Because the question used to be, why would you be on Windows 10 instead of on Windows 7? Microsoft always keep pushing the envelope, and Windows users get accustomed it and eventually feel like they have to transition.
Either way, I am glad my major includes being taught Linux - because Kikeroshaft has gotten mighty fucking tiresome.
Stay on 10 LTSC and force Microshit to undo the planned EOL, they reopened the beta channel for 10 recently so its probably going to get support past 2025 as 11 is actually losing market share
Seems perfectly safe to me, no hacker will ever think to select "show hidden folders"
I was joking as this is obviously shit (lol at anyone who sets up a Bitcoin wallet with the seed words displayed on screen with this enabled or even just... opens an entry in a password manager and unhides the password they have entered), but unless you're doing insane things the way you run a program as another user at the Windows command line is with 'runas' and that doesn't display passwords as you type them.
I've pussied out and dual boot Linux and Windows. But, on my dual boot machine, I don't connect Windows to the internet, I only browse/download/do internet shit on Linux. On the windows side I have my modded games, 99% of any game on Steam works with Linux, Praise be to Gaben. I don't know if splitting that helps defend against Kikerosoft but it makes me feel like it does.
Or Microsoft quietly re-enable it to see if you've been browsing the farms and hatting on trannies and jews, and sends that to your employer/the authorities.
I briefly worked at a processing center which helped Iran bypass sanctions. An employee would be anally raped for days if s/he clicked on a suspicious email (the email itself, not any link in it). And yes they'd send out fake suspicious emails to find someone to rape.
Some Japanese games get polished up for Windows but are fucky on Proton (interface dies, videos don't play, etc).
I wouldn't be willing to bet against you on that one. Even just learning entry level shit about data security, you quickly begin to realize just how unsecure everything really is and how little even a lot of big companies take it as seriously as they should. If you have a will and know-how, you will almost always find a way.
I think they were trying to market it for companies that want to spy on employees slacking off, but even then, this is fucking retarded.
I hate to burst your bubble but no you can actually open files in Linux too and the super user can read any file because that's basically the whole fucking point of a computer. It's more that wintards are so gullible they think that announcing if someone hacks into your computer they can read a file counts as some kind of expose. Just imagine the panic if one of them figures out said hacker can also access the things that are being screen grabbed.Uhm.... GNU/Linux doesn't have this issue sisters...
