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According to their web: Freshworks makes ridiculously easy-to-use marketing, sales, support and IT solutions. Beautiful Solutions for Support & Sales, to Delight Customers & Employees. Feature Packed. Sales & Support Solutions. Cloud-Based. Beautiful Solutions. Engage & Delight. I think that explains it...
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what is this some kinda beauty parlour for IT..sounds fluffy...
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business insider publicity news articles..could be the ai generated some crud code..that took 9 weeks to type by humans...who knows did you check ? did i check ? ...anyway.
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"Progress doesn't come from early risers – progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things." Lazarus Long
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Microsoft has introduced a new Microsoft Defender capability named "performance mode" for developers on Windows 11, tuned to reduce the impact of antivirus scans when analyzing files stored on Dev Drives. It doesn't find anything 30% faster
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Microsoft is still trying to find a use for their Resilient File System I see. REFS is nearly useless as a general purpose file system.
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Defender was not that bad a time ago... did they screw it in windows 11 with all the other things?
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No. Defender is still very light weight and effective in Windows 11. Reading the article I really think it's more a case of someone at Microsoft trying to make failing (market share and use cases) product relevant.
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It will use the information to prepare for future missions. Happens to the best of us
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Apollo 11 landed only because Neil Armstrong overrode the flight computer. Had he not done so they probably would have crashed.
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I hope it was not because of mixing imperial and metric systems in the implementations...
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Nelek wrote: imperial and metric systems
I trust you mean Japanese imperial, not British imperial...
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the old blame it on the software trick....
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Microsoft has recently acknowledged an issue impacting certain 32-bit applications when it comes to saving and copying files across various versions of the Windows operating system. It's a performance feature?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: It's a performance feature? If you ask the marketing department... Yes, of course.
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who is still compiling 32 bit stuff ?
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Please, please, please do not actually install XP and use it. But if you must… Locks only keep the honest people out
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Locks only keep the honest people out As many of the current laws...
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Over the past year, we have made major strides in improving fundamentals across Windows. 'Delightful'. I guess that's one word for it
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Article wrote Over the past year, we have made major strides strikes in improving fundamentals across Windows. FTFH
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All hail the jobless employed. Asking for a friend
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I know a couple of those... And one even earns more than me, he is in the so called "holding track" management... sad but true.
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Kind of deserved for blind trusting it
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Hoist on his own petard?
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Can't wait for ChatGPT to make false accusations for crimes I didn't commit.
"I next call ChatGPT to the witness stand."
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