Jad Awar
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Good morning pals , almost the weekend and we can all celebrate . I’m going to spend the day on some self grooming, just in case I get invited to any parties this weekend . Have a lovely day everyone #friday #adoptdontshop #rescuecats
November 7, 2025 at 7:24 AM
Good morning pals , almost the weekend and we can all celebrate . I’m going to spend the day on some self grooming, just in case I get invited to any parties this weekend . Have a lovely day everyone #friday #adoptdontshop #rescuecats
The OneDrive client is one piping mess... Want to move files over? Goodluck waiting a couple of hours just for it to finish "looking for changes".
Responsive UI? RNG-based.
Can a casual user uninstall the client? Unfortunately not, as some Windows editions disallow you from doing so without guides.
Responsive UI? RNG-based.
Can a casual user uninstall the client? Unfortunately not, as some Windows editions disallow you from doing so without guides.
November 3, 2025 at 4:26 PM
The OneDrive client is one piping mess... Want to move files over? Goodluck waiting a couple of hours just for it to finish "looking for changes".
Responsive UI? RNG-based.
Can a casual user uninstall the client? Unfortunately not, as some Windows editions disallow you from doing so without guides.
Responsive UI? RNG-based.
Can a casual user uninstall the client? Unfortunately not, as some Windows editions disallow you from doing so without guides.
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oh to be hypocritical without consequence
October 21, 2025 at 9:46 PM
oh to be hypocritical without consequence
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Nobody needs Windows 11, and I shudder to think how much e-waste this pointless "upgrade" will generate
Windows 10 EOL could generate £1.8B of e-waste in UK alone • The Register www.theregister.com/2025/10/08/w...
Windows 10 EOL could generate £1.8B of e-waste in UK alone • The Register www.theregister.com/2025/10/08/w...
Windows 10 EOL could generate £1.8B of e-waste in UK alone
: Recyclers reckon millions of obsolete PCs could yield a small fortune in precious metals
www.theregister.com
October 8, 2025 at 10:19 PM
Nobody needs Windows 11, and I shudder to think how much e-waste this pointless "upgrade" will generate
Windows 10 EOL could generate £1.8B of e-waste in UK alone • The Register www.theregister.com/2025/10/08/w...
Windows 10 EOL could generate £1.8B of e-waste in UK alone • The Register www.theregister.com/2025/10/08/w...
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AI companies are spending billions on deals with each other, which boost their value.
This has helped twenty billionaires tied to AI add $450B to their fortunes in 2025.
Meanwhile, an MIT study found that 95% of companies using AI haven't seen returns on investment.
Be warned.
This has helped twenty billionaires tied to AI add $450B to their fortunes in 2025.
Meanwhile, an MIT study found that 95% of companies using AI haven't seen returns on investment.
Be warned.
October 9, 2025 at 4:31 PM
AI companies are spending billions on deals with each other, which boost their value.
This has helped twenty billionaires tied to AI add $450B to their fortunes in 2025.
Meanwhile, an MIT study found that 95% of companies using AI haven't seen returns on investment.
Be warned.
This has helped twenty billionaires tied to AI add $450B to their fortunes in 2025.
Meanwhile, an MIT study found that 95% of companies using AI haven't seen returns on investment.
Be warned.