Windows 10 by far with almost 69% of users Prefering it comparing to Windows 11's 18.48% but they did post a disclaimer on the official product pages stating that at least one of the operating systems will remain supported with security updates until October 14th, 2025 which is very similar to the service that Microsoft offered for Windows 7 and 8 which ended extended security support almost a month ago (At the time posting this), Even if you won't be able to buy Windows 10 keys directly off Microsoft's website, There's plenty of third party sites that sell the OS at heavy discount already or even with OEM's but it makes sense when Microsoft wants you to upgrade or use their software they've been known to be a little pushy.
3 years ago
Microsoft won't let you have Windows 10 anymore, starting in February 2023, Microsoft will no longer be selling Windows 10 Home and Pro on their website which is crazy because Windows 10 is the most popular version of Windows (Read article for more)
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I used to play this Roblox game back in 2017 but was broken in Mid-2018 due to the deprecation/removal of legacy physics solver. I miss this game...
I ran Minecraft Java Edition on this Chromebook running Ubuntu 23.10
I installed ChromeBox firmware to get Ubuntu or any OS running on this laptop
The render distance is at 4 chunks with fancy graphics
(Specs in article if you’re interested)
Happy New Year 2024 from Puerto Rico!
Heres My Opinion about Microsoft from My Mind...
but it's true anyways
Have you ever seen a Roblox game look like this?
Finally got it. The ROG Raikiri II Xbox controller. Now it matches with my Z13.
I discovered this from an unboxing YouTube video.
I really love the lights and the many options I have configure this with Armoury Crate. It feels super nice, too.
Stunning graphics.
Well that happened.
Microsoft is now technically trying to convince people on why AI on almost everything is a good thing with their new "Second Thought" series.
This just proves my point that they have an entirely different vision on this tech than the rest of us.
I used to play this Roblox game a lot as a kid since I was a Titanic fan.
The ship may look oversized but that's because Roblox didn't really know how to handle meshes super well back then so it was built like this. It does bring back a lot of memories.
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