A 3rd gen Ivy Bridge machine with 16GB and a 14 core Haswell-EP 6thgen Xeon / 128GB *BOTH* run win 11 perfectly with TPM and CPU check bypass. So yes the requirements are arbitrary.
This is just some normal (non-dark) matter that we expected to be out there but was previously unobserved. It has nothing to do with dark matter or dark matter theories. We infer vast amounts of (otherwise unobservable) dark matter from its effect on gravity, and that has not changed from this.
What could possibly, horribly go wrong?
If it can run win10 it can run modern linuxes. Other than create more landfill there's no reason to deprecate those older machines. OEMs probably had a talk with Microsoft because they weren't selling as many machines. TBH, I don't see the need to change my Ivy Bridge or Broadwell machines.
And it's completely ridiculous that older hardware isn't supported. It's an artificial limitation since you can hack the install so it runs on older machines. (my Ivy Bridge machine runs it OK)
What's nice though is there's gonna be a bunch of free hardware when support stops for Win10.
Castillo de San Marcos - Built at Sea Level in 1672.
Castillo de San Marcos - Still at Sea Level in 2025.
UnRaid is what I'm using. What's nice about it is you can mix drive sizes as long as parity is the biggest one.
TBH, it can do 4.8 easily, but I like 42 as a number (for obvious reasons).
To push people to other platforms.
-I don't need nor want an online account
-I don't need my files and desktop residing anywhere else than my hard drive. (that is, keep my desktop *local*)
Games are mostly what's keeping me on Windows. I don't need nor want to upgrade, the games I play and stuff I do run fine on a i7-3770k (oc'ed to 4.2 boost), 24GB ram and a 4060. No TPM wanted. How many computers will be recycled in October '25?
My PC runs 11 24H2 pretty fine even if it's a 12ish-years old CPU. Why would I want a new one?
They're common on torrent sites (Torrent Galaxy I'm looking at you)
This reminds me of the Nissan debacle. It's an older story, but it checks out.
http://web.archive.org/web/201...
Uzi Nissan, RIP.
Must not have been not running on a Pentium
Yeah right. There's a big warehouse in Laval, just north of Montreal. So please Amazon, tell us how closing that warehouse is going to be more efficient?
It's an anti-union move, nothing more
Works fine on Edge (for now)
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