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I’m just having hard times contacting customer service today. The issue started late last week with a vague message. I made number of calls and attempted to chat with customer service. I got different answers each time or no responses whatsoever.
I should calm down and forget this issue. It’s not worth my sanity.
It seems that Microsoft never learns not to mess with people’s computer. In this case, we’re talking about Windows 11 upgrade.
There are reasons why certain users are staying on Windows 10. That’s because certain applications are not working, properly or at all, in Windows 11.
Must we tell Windows not to upgrade to Windows 11 every month?
I recently was bombarded with SMS and call containing TikTok verification code.
Obviously I still am annoyed by this, because:
I am unsure if it is a simple typo or someone is trying to use my phone number.
Now, that is some serious time travel, to have the song “Creeping Death” as a part of “Kill ‘Em All” record.
I’ve seen tons of gaffe on “Ozzy’s Boneyard”, a channel on SiriusXM. This one really make me want to meow loudly.
All well-read cats know that “Creeping Death” is one of the songs in Metallica’s sophomore album “Ride The Lightning”, which follows “Kill ‘Em All”.
Yet another sign that there will be no World Peace tonight. Some people are so inconsiderate and selfish.
Why would you left those gloves in random places? Please throw them in the trash bin.
This situation with COVID-19/Novel Coronavirus do bring the worst out of some people.
File this one on the “Stupidity Knows No Bound” file.
Cult of Mac (cached version, no direct link.)
7 things Steve Jobs would have hated about Apple today
Luke Dormehl (5:00 am PDT, Jan 7th)
Unless Cult of Mac’s Luke Dormehl performed a seance and spoke to the ghost of Steve Jobs, who passed away on October 5, 2011, only then this post would make any sense whatsoever.
No surprise from a “publication” that hires Mike Elgan.
Apparently this is still a thing for an application to add/change search provider. Java installer/updater is asking user to install search app by Ask.com.
This has to stop.
Doesn’t Oracle have enough money already? Why are they doing this?
Adobe used to do similar thing. Now Adobe offers Photoshop Lightroom when user downloads Flash Player. It goes something like this: “Your Flash Player is out of date, please update it and have a trial of Photoshop Lightroom to go with it.”
