So, how does an issue that affects 0.01% of installs (1 in every 10,000 computers) not get discovered? Does Microsoft not have 10,000 Windows 10 installs to perform prior to unleashing their product on the public?
Or do they use the public as their guinea pigs, because there is zero cost downside, to avoid fucking their own computers up??
So, how does an issue that affects 0.01% of installs (1 in every 10,000 computers) not get discovered? Does Microsoft not have 10,000 Windows 10 installs to perform *prior* to unleashing their product on the public?
Or do they use the public as their guinea pigs, because there is zero cost downside, to avoid fucking their own computers up??
Or do they use the public as their guinea pigs
you hit the nail on that one.
> Or do they use the public as their guinea pigs
you hit the nail on that one.
and they want us to pay subscriptions, too!
fucking pajeets on the Microsoft Answers are the worst, too - I have yet to see a thorny issue truly solved to anyone's satisfaction on there, and years later you still see it pop up... subscription? no thanks, not at the current level of (((service)))
and they want us to pay subscriptions, too!
fucking pajeets on the Microsoft Answers are the worst, too - I have yet to see a thorny issue truly solved to anyone's satisfaction on there, and years later you still see it pop up... subscription? no thanks, not at the current level of (((service)))
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