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A question that will truly haunt philosophers for centuries to come
by bhaney 11mo ago
A question that will truly haunt philosophers for centuries to come
- vpShane 11mo agoTo Linux or not to Linux?
- BobbyTables2 11mo agoIf one replaces a few EXEs and DLLs at a time, at what point does it become Windows 11 ?
- hulitu 11mo agoWhen it asks for a Microsoft account.
- herbst 11mo agoWhich it did first time I think vista?
- actionfromafar 11mo agoWhen you need to buy new hardware to boot it.
- abcdump 11mo agoWithout new hardware, old hardware would eventually die. When that old hardware dies, it would likely be replaced with a similar design rather than more evolved hardware. This would mean we’d have to develop for longevity. Developing for longevity, could mean that software would flourish. Software flourishing could include malware and inefficient software sold to fight malware. Therefore, it is more secure and efficient to continually evolve operating systems to require new hardware, to reduce longevity and the flourishing of software.
- extraduder_ire 11mo agoIs the a 32 bit version of windows 11?
- silisili 11mo agoWhen it starts spamming you ads from the taskbar...
- devsda 11mo agoIf that's the stop point, they'll only end up with Windows 8 and miss out on Recall.
- glonq 11mo agoIt becomes The Windows of Theseus.