in just a day or two it'll finally be time to head over to /r/windows10 to see how much the new fall creators update has made people hate living
someone on reddit complained how even a couple years post-release windows 10 still feels like a beta, and they're right
next thread was someone sad because the damn thing decided to reboot at 4 a.m., disrupting a long file transfer. that's been a (ridiculous, absurd, offensive) problem since day one. still is.
what a mess. i may just go with the feature-stripped LTSB, which is easier to control. just annoys me to miss out on post-LTSB bugfixes to the UI and such... i assume there are at least a few!
@CitySquirrel why's that
@alyx just a huge windows nerd. I like to give her a hard time. (Her grandfather used to throw windows release parties... that kind of nerd).
@CitySquirrel that's bizarre as fuck, and intriguing
i dunno what it says though if these crits would make her lose some amount of shit. it's oft-stated, basic stuff.
@alyx I wish my friend could see this because she would lose her shit