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FYI, PieFed has emoji reactions...
Yeah but who cares, even if you use a piefed account responding to a piefed post in a piefed community you can't do anything that's not yet implemented in Lemmy on mobile because none of the clients care about piefed. That's the problem when you move fast, break things, and expect others to catch up.
Yup, we all better switch back to Windoze fo sho, can't have extra features or choices that the herd does not approve of - if not everyone is willing to switch, then nobody is allowed to! /s
Btw I just added an emoji reaction to the comment I was replying to. A Lemmy account, in a Lemmy community. Anyone who is using a compatible client can view it - e.g. I confirmed using Firefox on Android from a couple different PieFed instances, like here is this post viewed from PieFed.zip.
Nice try, but the legend of Windows 11 is just that, a legend....a story we tell young children when we want them to behave themselves... right?...
You can gossip around it over the campfire.
- I heard a fresh installation runs slow on 8Gb ram.
- I heard terms & conditions are longer than bible.
- I heard they added chatbots to notepad.
- I heard start menu is rewritten in react!
For a second I thought this was real. I know some companies forcibly restart their own work devices if they're left switched on and not interacted with for a while in order to apply security patches
Part of my job is doing that for 2k computers for over 100 different small businesses. I schedule that shit to happen automatically after hours, but some people I work with don't. They push those rebouts and updates whenever and it causes a lot of problems.
i am so sorry. I was with this firm that insisted on doing updates on friday at noon. one time, it was crunch. and the update failed. for six hours. so the boss got angrier and angrier while the rest of us drank coffee and chatted, then went home early for the weekend before he developed an aneurysm.
If I had infinite time to follow my whims, this makes me want to make an OS/bootloader that checks the other boot devices to see if it is attempting to install windows and then act as if it is but throw all kinds of strange errors while actually doing nothing.
At first I thought this was an announcement from Microsoft.
Interesting that they clearly know that doing that would be undesirable to the laptop owner.