Yeah, I like how the e-mail they sent out said they're switching to an "industry leading" limit of 20 GB storage. No, the industry leading limit was 1 TB that they previously had, now they're knocking it down by a factor of 50 and telling people it's a Good Thing(tm).

If you're over the limit at the switch you will no longer be able to send or receive e-mail until you get below the limit.

Oh, and want to know how much you're using? Sure, we'll tell you, but only if you switch to the newest (crappy) version of Yahoo Mail with a terrible interface.

What's a computer?

Our tax dollars paying for this is bad enough, but paying for it multiple times?

I agree with Clinton and Obama... we need an audit of the government to stop this wasteful spending.

What's old is new again!

Alternatively, at that point you can single-press the Windows key twice.

My thoughts exactly. If "AI can already do all of the jobs that we, as humans, do" then it sounds like the first position to be replaced with AI should be the CEO.

Seriously, who buys these things? I know I lead a sheltered life, but I don't think I've ever seen any Surface product in the wild.

And yet, leftists and democrats continue voting for regressive taxes. My city, which is in a major metro area and always votes pretty strongly 'D', also just recently passed a new local sales tax, with 79% voting 'for'. I'm one of the few conservatives, and I voted against this regressive tax.

"Smart men don't get married."

Or at least demonetized.

They probably lost them in the same place where they lost the Epstein client list, all of the Epstein video tapes, and the Diddy records.

I'm not a huge Linux user anymore (I run FreeBSD as my daily driver) though I do have a Linux box running Slackware and another one running Mint. I'd suggest trying Linux Mint, It's easy to install and provides a familiar interface for those coming from Windows.

... for me.

I only use Windows at work because it's what they use. I just received a new computer Monday with Windows 11 because my old one couldn't be upgraded (ironically, I received the old one when they upgraded from 7 to 10 for the same reason.) This time it's taken me all week to get it configured into a somewhat usable state. I can't stand the tall task bar. It's strange that they want to remove "wasted" space in other areas where it's actually useful (like title bars that clearly delineate where to grab to move the window), while at the same time growing the taskbar to take nearly twice as much screen real estate as it did in 10, despite it working fine there.

I've already told the company that when they roll out windows 12 that will be my sign to retire. I'm not going through this again.

As someone who was just forced to received a new computer with Windows 11 at my day job, I can wholeheartedly agree. I've already made the decision I won't go through this again. When Windows 12 comes out, I'm going to retire.

The globalists elite, too. They don't want the commoners flying, just the elites.