You might not yet always know what you're doing to your Linux install...
But you can never really what the fuck Microsoft is gonna do to your windows install.

That's without even getting into whether or not Microsoft knows what they're doing themselves.

Microsoft is literally requiring its devs to use AI to write parts of Windows

As the article mentions, it's because Microsoft cut down their quality control to the point where they're just sending stuff out then reacting when people report what breaks. Sure they have their "insider" builds but that program isn't working very well to catch these issues that find their way into release builds.

Back in the day they had a massive testing lab and a big team of testers. Then they fired them all just over a decade ago. We can thank Satya Nadella I guess. He's more of a line-go-up man than a good quality products person.

At work win 11 has already messed up twice. Once in an image and it black screened. As in it stopped working and no blue screen just black.

Its pretty bad. At least win 10 kept working.

How do those fuckups keep happening?

I guess, they're still trying to reproduce the Ballmer Peak

thier new thing is focousing on thier money-hemmorhaging AI.

It probably detected a certain number of flagged words or phrases and knew it was gonna be really negative feedback and “crashed”

I just put “[object Object]” in one of the survey fields when I don’t like the company.

You have learned the lesson. The lesson to Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C (select all and copy) your text into a separate document elsewhere before hitting send. In fact you should be doing that periodically anyway because browsers and browser-based apps are more likely than they should be to stop working unexpectedly.

And if the form disallows this action you'll have to get creative with the browser tools to modify the page that way instead.

I don't usually leave feedback. I have done it maybe six times when I've been really pissed. In two of those times I've gotten "server error" or similar after writing a long rant and pressing "send"

Seems to be a really important and respected part of any service.

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Since 1998, baby! Found my RedHat 3.0.3 install CD recently. It's been such a long road, but it keeps getting better.

I switched to Linux when i built my first tower in 2022

And have never looked back

Apple's base is big enough where if a problem like this happens, it's a big deal. Apple has the benefit of controlling both hardware and software.

With Linux, being open source helps it out since so many people can test and chime in.

MacOS only has ~10-15% market share (depending on which stats you read) so something breaking in MacOS has much less impact compared to Windows. Apple also control the hardware, so there's fewer things that can go wrong.

Microsoft stopped trying a long time ago. The benefits of having a monopoly. Windows would have to cease functioning entirely for them to lose their position.

Just Debian things give it another 5 years and you will be good to go!

The cost of stability lol