No. And we’re going to have even more tech-illiterate old buffoons in offices where they’ll understand even less technology but they’re great at destroying things. So, they’ll happily line the pockets of ComCast, AT&T, Verizon and they’ll do fuck all to improve customer experience. In fact, if things go their way, they’ll bring back the idea of forcing you to choose whether you want to pay premium for high speed internet including the ridiculous limits already in place. That or they’ll give you the slow-lane subscription while talking down to you about having to pay so little to get so little and their data caps is even more restrictive, never mind how little you’ll be able to actually do on the slow lane.

Isn’t it wonderful?! /s

My poo tells me that it’s there and that my liver and bodily functions are working. That’s all.

I prefer TPB AFK. Since all founders were involved in that one. Why make a TV show based on TPB?

I’m staying on Windows 10 until Microsoft somehow pulls it’s head out of it’s ass with Windows 11. It’ll take things like Steam completely dropping support of Windows 10, which will honestly happen one day because Valve slapped all of the faces of those when they promised that they would keep Steam running for old Windows down to XP. It’ll take them dropping support entirely for me to consider Windows 11 and even by that point, I’ll just go Linux fully.

The thing is - we shouldn’t have had to do that. Maybe alternatively, but not primarily.

Microsoft’s problem with Windows 8, was how they got a hair up their ass by being obsessed with mobile technology. Tablets and Phones specifically. That they decided in their ‘infinite wisdom’, to infect desktops with a theme and performance that honestly was more suited for mobile devices.

I would put Firefox on the very last door. Firefox has been a gradual process.

When they turned their popular base plan of $7 into a Base Plan but with ads. With fucking ads.

The day Microsoft bought it.

Man I remembered some silly people who said “They aren’t going to make us have to use Microsoft accounts to still play!”.

Boy, did Microsoft did in fact do that.

We said goodbye to that since Windows 8. Windows has been shit since Windows 8.

Good luck trying to essentially end one of the biggest industries that’s partly in contributing on keeping the country going.

But that’s like what’s already been happening. It’ll just be business as usual.

Which might be a blessing in disguise? I mean, for the ISPs that have been actively fighting corporate interests from telling them what to do. With no governmental branch telling them what to do and not wanting to lose many subscribers lest they risk going out of business, then isn’t that a net positive?