> There's a name for individuals who demand to speak to the manager at the slightest provocation.
I don't think that's fair here.
Microsoft should not require a Microsoft Account to use Windows. But I as an individual cannot change Microsoft's position. I'm not saying Elon can either, but I suspect his feedback will carry more weight.
Others might be thankful that someone with access brought attention to this issue for many people at a higher level. Sure you can bypass this with a few buttons and a string, but is that really a good user experience? Maybe difficult to not bring personality bias into the situation and see the action itself as good.
edit: Ah guess the top level comment is gone now...
How long has it been since I've been able to get through a 24 hour tech news cycle without hearing about Elon? A decade, maybe? It just keeps getting dumber and dumber.
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 52.1 ms ] threadI don't think that's fair here.
Microsoft should not require a Microsoft Account to use Windows. But I as an individual cannot change Microsoft's position. I'm not saying Elon can either, but I suspect his feedback will carry more weight.
edit: Ah guess the top level comment is gone now...
There is a hack to use Windows 11 without a Microsoft Account.
If Musk wants to paywall all Twitter content, or heck, rebrand it into a StarWars fan club, who cares? Not I. But I care about my computer.
You did not buy the software, you only get a license, and that comes with it's own terms.
I mean, I suppose even a stopped clock is right twice a day, but if there's anyone who lacks credibility to complain about this...