It blows my mind that on Linux I can pin the taskbar to the left side and it works out of the box. Windows, aside from somehow losing that basic functionality, won't even install because it requires an internet connection and doesn't even have drivers to use my wifi or Ethernet that the installer can use.
How did this happen? How did Linux, of all things, become easier?
Microsoft is such an unmitigated disaster. The stock is doing fine now, but in a decade Nadella is going to be remembered like Jack Welch—a CEO who corroded the company from the inside trying to chase quarterly numbers.
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[ 1.9 ms ] story [ 27.1 ms ] threadIn all seriousness, it's been a long time since I've seen a dedicated QA position instead of just assuming that devs will test as they go.
No, that's a hypothesis, one amongst many, with no evidence provided.
Hey, they fixed the BSODs eventually. That screen's black now.
How did this happen? How did Linux, of all things, become easier?