Microsoft admits Windows 11 lost its way, Nadella pledges to "win back fans"

[Gravitytr1]

Microsoft has made sure they can not to be trusted, but you trust them to make a better Windows 12. How do you define trust?

This is what blows my mind.

As a tech one said, this is the flowers after the decades of beatings.

Anyone who trusts muckroslop at this point deserves it. Either that or they need deep psychiatric therapy.

 

[AmigaInside]

This is what blows my mind. As a tech one said, this is the flowers after the decades of beatings. Anyone who trusts muckroslop at this point deserves it. Either that or they need deep psychiatric therapy.

That "why do you trust Microsoft" comment was a reply to a comment I made, specifically this one which contains:

"Microsoft are not to be trusted. They made sure of it."

So, before psychiatric therapy, a visit to the ophthalmologist is probably in order.

 

[Gravitytr1]

That "why do you trust Microsoft" comment was a reply to a comment I made, specifically this one which contains:

"Microsoft are not to be trusted. They made sure of it."

So, before psychiatric therapy, a visit to the ophthalmologist is probably in order.

I was agreeing with you

 

[foxrox]

You can get a lifetime license for office 2021 and 2024 from Techspot store.

I used to purchase those, but no longer do because they can only be activated a limited number of times. If you are a person that does frequent OS reinstalls (which I am) it is not a "lifetime" license. Once you have used up the activation count you are done, unless you activate using an unorthodox means.