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lopatir wrote: well from what I read he is only reporting what he actually sees.
As am I. Same product, different observations so maybe it isn't the product where the issue lies?
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sooooo, he is silly for reporting what he sees, and you're not.
well that's fair. Not.
and BTW: he did say "the whole system was lagging badly ... defender is using lots of CPU" - it's you that's pinning it on win10 (in fact later he names his antivirus app suggesting the problem may lie between it and win10, not just win10 on it's own).
different people have different experiences,
why take it so personally to the point of calling people "silly" (it's a gentle word but abuse is abuse) just because people have a different experience than you? that IS silly.
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lopatir wrote: sooooo, he is silly for reporting what he sees, and you're not.
No, he is silly for implying that his personal observation was the norm.
As for the rest of your comments, my post was in response to lw@zi, not the OP, so there is no point responding to them.
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F-ES Sitecore wrote: Suggesting that Win10 performs badly and has BSODs is a little silly, no?
Not unless it is performing badly and has BSODs. Then it would be factual.
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Factual, but a useless observation trying to promote false equivalence.
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Windows Defender is hogging CPU because it's trying to resolve the "Windows is the virus" paradox.
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The last time I did a Windows update, it was to replace it with Linux.
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It has been a while since I saw that sort of signature:
Driven into the arms of Linux by Windows
Anyway, these days you don't have to be a fanboi of anything to run away from Mickeysoft.
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
His last invention was an evil Lasagna. It didn't kill anyone, and it actually tasted pretty good.
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If you think that's annoying you can't claim to have met actual Apple fanbois.
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But there's a new level today, Tesla fanbois. Same as Apple, but add two zeroes to the price tag.
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Good observation.
Unlike Apple, I like what Tesla is doing (or trying to do), but they really need to take their claims down a notch. For one, "auto-pilot" is nowhere near what they make it out to be. That annoys me, and this is the sort of thing fanboy-ism is built around - so it's not deserved.
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dandy72 wrote: For one, "auto-pilot" is nowhere near what they make it out to be
And it never will be, well maybe i California. But I live in a country where the roads are full of sleet and slush half the year. Those cameras doesn't work properly half the year.
dandy72 wrote: I like what Tesla is doing (or trying to do)
I don't actually.
I don't believe putting half a ton of batteries in a car is the way forward, it's rather a dead end.
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Jörgen Andersson wrote: But I live in a country where the roads are full of sleet and slush half the year. Those cameras doesn't work properly half the year.
I'm in Canada. Draw your own conclusions.
Jörgen Andersson wrote: I don't believe putting half a ton of batteries in a car is the way forward, it's rather a dead end.
I don't have a counterargument. But you'd better let the other car companies know; it seems they're all headed down that road (no pun intended).
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I believe the future lies in Hydrogen.
Wind power is cheap, on the paper, but it's not always windy. So make hydrogen when the wind blows.
The drawback with fuel cells is that they are not very high power, and they also aren't responsive. So you'll need a small battery pack, or a super capacitor.
System efficiency is pretty high though.
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I could've sworn hydrogen had been tried before, and essentially never took off because of a myriad of problems.
But hey, I'm all for diversification.
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Well, electric cars didn't take off for a hundred years.
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Many parties are to blame for that.
I dare say, the situation is rather different nowadays. Especially when you have government (from many nations) buy-in.
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I'm not a fan boi, but I cannot in good conscience advocate that someone use Windows (at least, anything newer then Win7). I will always suggest Linux at the start of a conversation, but I won't brow-beat anyone if they choose Windows. Afterall, it ain't my machine.
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#realJSOP wrote: I will always suggest Linux at the start of a conversation, but I won't brow-beat anyone if they choose Windows. Afterall, it ain't my machine.
Even for the type you know will come to you when they encounter problems, because editing a configuration file is beyond their comprehension?
I haven't reached that point yet. I kinda wish I did. I can fiddle with my own hardware for hours (if not entire evenings or weekends), but for other people...not so much.
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#realJSOP wrote: The last time I did a Windows update, it was to replace it with Linux.
I did the same thing a few years ago. Biggest mistake of my computer life. 
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"Years"?
Give it another whirl. Linux has evolved. For the better. Which I can't honestly say about Windows.
Not that I'm a Linux fanboi by any stretch.
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dandy72 wrote: "Years"?
3 or 4. Not that long ago.
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That's still a relatively long time, in this industry.
Maybe it's because I tend to run Linux in VMs, and various distributions nowadays tend to know Hyper-V's virtualized hardware really well and is well supported.
That being said, I also have Linux running directly on a few laptops and the hardware support is generally working out better than Windows...for example, Windows typically needs additional drivers, whereas things on Linux tend to work out of the box. But I would still agree that if something isn't recognized from the get-go, then I will generally have a harder time getting it to work on Linux than on Windows...but that's just because I'm much more familiar with Windows than Linux, if I want to be fair.
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dandy72 wrote: Windows typically needs additional drivers, whereas things on Linux tend to work out of the box.
Are you sure about that? It has always been the opposite.
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