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Sytems that don't receive security patches anymore well deserve that title. You'd hardly keep it airgapped if you care about Steam updates.

Well, obviously gay. He preferred impressing the boys over the girls.

And Ubuntu at best.

Serious question: Does it have any relevance whether or not someone secures majority of the public vote? Other than debunking Trump's landslide rethoric, I mean.

I'd even argue that 10 as it started out was the best since xp

How can you so batantly skip over Win 7? I've heard some argue 10 was better (it wasn't) but that 7 >> XP was pretty undisputed.

All three are shit compared to Linux, of course (Arch btw).

2000 was the first Windows with an NT kernel that was really usable on the desktop. Some may argue NT 4 but in 2000 almost everything worked as expected. XP was clearly better of course.

But you're right - ME was actually a successor to 98 and XP was the joint successor to 2000 and ME.

Win8 was really damn annoying to use without a touchscreen

So many people say that but I actually liked the menu. It opened very fast and you could far more quickly find and hit the right tile than that stupid nested programs tree that was the norm in the start menus of earlier Windows versions.

I'd say considering that telemetry started to creep in primarily with Win 10, 8 was indeed better (meaning less bad).

Relax, it's just another made up story.

PNG is lossless and its compression not well suited for photos. It doesn't even have to be huge to get a photo PNG of that size.

I didn't mean they only last 2 years but battery degradation is a pretty common and known thing.

By a quick search I didn't find any claim of storage battery lifetimes outside of 10-15 years, so there doesn't seem to be a breakthrough in tech I wasn't aware of. 15 years is hardly the lifetime of a house, so you certainly don't "buy only once".

Solar panels also don't work indefinitely but their efficiency degradation is more on par with the lifetime of major parts of the building, like the roof itself.