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  Gee, it's a wonder Windows 10 works at all RonB <ronb02NOSPAM@gmail.com> - 2018-10-25 03:26 +0000
    Re: Gee, it's a wonder Windows 10 works at all Steve Carroll <frelwizzen@gmail.com> - 2018-10-24 20:47 -0700
    RonB should call himself "Bright I am NOT." Simon bar Sinister <john.h.gohde@gmail.com> - 2018-10-24 21:15 -0700
      Re: RonB should call himself "Bright I am NOT." Steve Carroll <frelwizzen@gmail.com> - 2018-10-24 21:34 -0700
    Re: Gee, it's a wonder Windows 10 works at all Hadron Quark <hadronquark@gmail.com> - 2018-10-25 11:14 +0200
      Re: Gee, it's a wonder Windows 10 works at all Steve Carroll <frelwizzen@gmail.com> - 2018-10-25 02:48 -0700
    Re: Gee, it's a wonder Windows 10 works at all Snit <usenet@gallopinginsanity.com> - 2018-10-25 06:50 -0700
    Re: Gee, it's a wonder Windows 10 works at all chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> - 2018-10-25 08:50 -0500
      Re: Gee, it's a wonder Windows 10 works at all RonB <ronb02NOSPAM@gmail.com> - 2018-10-25 16:55 +0000
        Re: Gee, it's a wonder Windows 10 works at all chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> - 2018-10-25 12:05 -0500
          Re: Gee, it's a wonder Windows 10 works at all RonB <ronb02NOSPAM@gmail.com> - 2018-10-25 17:09 +0000
          Re: Gee, it's a wonder Windows 10 works at all Snit <usenet@gallopinginsanity.com> - 2018-10-26 07:16 -0700
        Re: Gee, it's a wonder Windows 10 works at all Steve Carroll <frelwizzen@gmail.com> - 2018-10-25 12:11 -0700
        Re: Gee, it's a wonder Windows 10 works at all Snit <usenet@gallopinginsanity.com> - 2018-10-25 16:06 -0700

#473508 — Gee, it's a wonder Windows 10 works at all

Wow, Microsoft really screwed the pooch on the October upgrade didn't they? 
No wonder "Hadron" suddenly has a new interest in Linux. He's looking for a 
lifeboat.

~~
More problems surface with the buggy Windows 10 October 2018 Update

As you know by now, Microsoft was forced to put the Windows 10 October 2018 
Update on ice following reports that it was deleting user files. What made 
the problem even worse was Insiders had reported that issue to Microsoft 
months ago, but the software giant failed to address it.

While the feature update is back in testing, non-Insiders have been 
discovering additional problems with it. First up, if you use the built-in 
zip tool to extract a file to a folder where a version of that file already 
exists (even if it has different data), nothing will actually happen.

What should happen is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, shows 
you a warning asking if you’d like to overwrite the existing file, and if 
you do, overwrite it. But the warning message is missing, and so what 
happens is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, doesn’t display 
the question, doesn’t copy the file, but doesn’t tell you it hasn’t done 
this either.

Oh, and naturally this was a bug that Insiders reported to Microsoft a while 
ago, but which wasn’t fixed during testing.

In addition to the file deletion howler, display audio issues, bad audio 
drivers, problems with Edge and Store apps, and the above zip problem, users 
are also reporting that certain Unicode characters -- for example the black 
and white star symbols (Unicode 2605 and 2606 respectively) -- are failing 
to display in many apps.

While most of these issues aren’t major, and should be easily fixable, the 
fact they have made their way through the Insider testing process, even 
after being reported to Microsoft, does bring into question once again 
whether rushing out two feature updates a year is really such a good idea.
~~
https://tinyurl.com/y7t6ye7r

"Easily fixable." You mean like some kind of magic rite to talk to your 
deleted files? What's really amazing is that testers informed Microcrap of 
these problems and they went ahead with the "upgrade" anyhow. Talk about a 
hobbyware company.

Micrsoft should rename themselves "Quality Control Ain't Us." 

Oh, and notice that Windows updates cause driver issues ... hmmm ... it 
seems like someone here has mentioned that before... who could that be ... 
oh, it was me, that's right. 

I don't have time required for the grueling process of fixing this Windows 
crap.

-- 
The more I see of Windows, the more I like Linux.

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#473511

On Wednesday, October 24, 2018 at 8:26:21 PM UTC-7, RonB wrote:
> Wow, Microsoft really screwed the pooch on the October upgrade didn't they? 
> No wonder "Hadron" suddenly has a new interest in Linux. He's looking for a 
> lifeboat.
> 
> ~~
> More problems surface with the buggy Windows 10 October 2018 Update
> 
> As you know by now, Microsoft was forced to put the Windows 10 October 2018 
> Update on ice following reports that it was deleting user files. What made 
> the problem even worse was Insiders had reported that issue to Microsoft 
> months ago, but the software giant failed to address it.
> 
> While the feature update is back in testing, non-Insiders have been 
> discovering additional problems with it. First up, if you use the built-in 
> zip tool to extract a file to a folder where a version of that file already 
> exists (even if it has different data), nothing will actually happen.
> 
> What should happen is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, shows 
> you a warning asking if you’d like to overwrite the existing file, and if 
> you do, overwrite it. But the warning message is missing, and so what 
> happens is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, doesn’t display 
> the question, doesn’t copy the file, but doesn’t tell you it hasn’t done 
> this either.
> 
> Oh, and naturally this was a bug that Insiders reported to Microsoft a while 
> ago, but which wasn’t fixed during testing.
> 
> In addition to the file deletion howler, display audio issues, bad audio 
> drivers, problems with Edge and Store apps, and the above zip problem, users 
> are also reporting that certain Unicode characters -- for example the black 
> and white star symbols (Unicode 2605 and 2606 respectively) -- are failing 
> to display in many apps.
> 
> While most of these issues aren’t major, and should be easily fixable, the 
> fact they have made their way through the Insider testing process, even 
> after being reported to Microsoft, does bring into question once again 
> whether rushing out two feature updates a year is really such a good idea.
> ~~
> https://tinyurl.com/y7t6ye7r
> 
> "Easily fixable." You mean like some kind of magic rite to talk to your 
> deleted files? What's really amazing is that testers informed Microcrap of 
> these problems and they went ahead with the "upgrade" anyhow. Talk about a 
> hobbyware company.
> 
> Micrsoft should rename themselves "Quality Control Ain't Us." 
> 
> Oh, and notice that Windows updates cause driver issues ... hmmm ... it 
> seems like someone here has mentioned that before... who could that be ... 
> oh, it was me, that's right. 
> 
> I don't have time required for the grueling process of fixing this Windows 
> crap.
> 
> -- 
> The more I see of Windows, the more I like Linux.



Awhile back I did work on and showed some Visual C++ for the front end (only works on Linux) which is the only thing you can do when trying to avoid Sigmond's narcissistic crap while reading with Google Groups. Why do you keep repeating Klaus Schadenfreude? This is merely a hobby of mine. 

--
This broke the Internet
https://youtu.be/iztSc_msHuo
http://www.5z8.info/myspace-of-sex_q7q7zl_instant-purchase
Jonas Eklundh

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#473514 — RonB should call himself "Bright I am NOT."

On Wednesday, October 24, 2018 at 11:26:21 PM UTC-4, RonB wrote:
> Wow, Microsoft really screwed the pooch on the October upgrade didn't they? 
> No wonder "Hadron" suddenly has a new interest in Linux. He's looking for a 
> lifeboat.
> 
> ~~
> More problems surface with the buggy Windows 10 October 2018 Update
> 
> As you know by now, Microsoft was forced to put the Windows 10 October 2018 
> Update on ice following reports that it was deleting user files. What made 
> the problem even worse was Insiders had reported that issue to Microsoft 
> months ago, but the software giant failed to address it.
> 
> While the feature update is back in testing, non-Insiders have been 
> discovering additional problems with it. First up, if you use the built-in 
> zip tool to extract a file to a folder where a version of that file already 
> exists (even if it has different data), nothing will actually happen.
> 
> What should happen is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, shows 
> you a warning asking if you’d like to overwrite the existing file, and if 
> you do, overwrite it. But the warning message is missing, and so what 
> happens is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, doesn’t display 
> the question, doesn’t copy the file, but doesn’t tell you it hasn’t done 
> this either.
> 
> Oh, and naturally this was a bug that Insiders reported to Microsoft a while 
> ago, but which wasn’t fixed during testing.
> 
> In addition to the file deletion howler, display audio issues, bad audio 
> drivers, problems with Edge and Store apps, and the above zip problem, users 
> are also reporting that certain Unicode characters -- for example the black 
> and white star symbols (Unicode 2605 and 2606 respectively) -- are failing 
> to display in many apps.
> 
> While most of these issues aren’t major, and should be easily fixable, the 
> fact they have made their way through the Insider testing process, even 
> after being reported to Microsoft, does bring into question once again 
> whether rushing out two feature updates a year is really such a good idea.
> ~~
> https://tinyurl.com/y7t6ye7r
> 
> "Easily fixable." You mean like some kind of magic rite to talk to your 
> deleted files? What's really amazing is that testers informed Microcrap of 
> these problems and they went ahead with the "upgrade" anyhow. Talk about a 
> hobbyware company.
> 
> Micrsoft should rename themselves "Quality Control Ain't Us." 



RonB should call himself "Bright I am NOT." 

Now, I know why Moi couldn't sleep tonight. Now, that is funny.

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#473520 — Re: RonB should call himself "Bright I am NOT."

On Wednesday, October 24, 2018 at 9:15:41 PM UTC-7, Simon bar Sinister wrote:
> On Wednesday, October 24, 2018 at 11:26:21 PM UTC-4, RonB wrote:
> > Wow, Microsoft really screwed the pooch on the October upgrade didn't they? 
> > No wonder "Hadron" suddenly has a new interest in Linux. He's looking for a 
> > lifeboat.
> > 
> > ~~
> > More problems surface with the buggy Windows 10 October 2018 Update
> > 
> > As you know by now, Microsoft was forced to put the Windows 10 October 2018 
> > Update on ice following reports that it was deleting user files. What made 
> > the problem even worse was Insiders had reported that issue to Microsoft 
> > months ago, but the software giant failed to address it.
> > 
> > While the feature update is back in testing, non-Insiders have been 
> > discovering additional problems with it. First up, if you use the built-in 
> > zip tool to extract a file to a folder where a version of that file already 
> > exists (even if it has different data), nothing will actually happen.
> > 
> > What should happen is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, shows 
> > you a warning asking if you’d like to overwrite the existing file, and if 
> > you do, overwrite it. But the warning message is missing, and so what 
> > happens is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, doesn’t display 
> > the question, doesn’t copy the file, but doesn’t tell you it hasn’t done 
> > this either.
> > 
> > Oh, and naturally this was a bug that Insiders reported to Microsoft a while 
> > ago, but which wasn’t fixed during testing.
> > 
> > In addition to the file deletion howler, display audio issues, bad audio 
> > drivers, problems with Edge and Store apps, and the above zip problem, users 
> > are also reporting that certain Unicode characters -- for example the black 
> > and white star symbols (Unicode 2605 and 2606 respectively) -- are failing 
> > to display in many apps.
> > 
> > While most of these issues aren’t major, and should be easily fixable, the 
> > fact they have made their way through the Insider testing process, even 
> > after being reported to Microsoft, does bring into question once again 
> > whether rushing out two feature updates a year is really such a good idea.
> > ~~
> > https://tinyurl.com/y7t6ye7r
> > 
> > "Easily fixable." You mean like some kind of magic rite to talk to your 
> > deleted files? What's really amazing is that testers informed Microcrap of 
> > these problems and they went ahead with the "upgrade" anyhow. Talk about a 
> > hobbyware company.
> > 
> > Micrsoft should rename themselves "Quality Control Ain't Us." 
> 
> 
> 
> RonB should call himself "Bright I am NOT." 
> 
> Now, I know why Moi couldn't sleep tonight. Now, that is funny.



Was that meant to be to Klaus Schadenfreude? It's Flooder Carroll's problem but he does not care. Obviously he would rather blame Klaus Schadenfreude than face reality. It's a decades long war, and Flooder Carroll is simultaneously an expert bullshitter of trolling remarks, while posting with socks with a myriad of tells. Flooder Carroll can't get anything else to work, either. Just stupid trolling. And I am replying to that trolling. THAT is what the "Flooder Carroll circus" is. 

Lines of text containing this and that, but not what is needed. 

Being self-governed as it is, the listserv concept will never go away but it'll never be what it once was. 

--
Eight things to never feed your cat
https://youtu.be/qwb1Ez0GWMA
https://youtu.be/BUjnZhKk1Bg 
http://www.5z8.info/racist-raps_r6r3wf_best-russian-sites-for-bootleg-everything
Jonas Eklundh Communication

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#473537

RonB <ronb02NOSPAM@gmail.com> writes:

> Wow, Microsoft really screwed the pooch on the October upgrade didn't they? 
> No wonder "Hadron" suddenly has a new interest in Linux. He's looking for a 
> lifeboat.
>

I dont use Windows wRonG. You do.

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#473541

On Thursday, October 25, 2018 at 2:14:31 AM UTC-7, Hadron Quark wrote:
> RonB <ronb02NOSPAM@gmail.com> writes:
> 
> > Wow, Microsoft really screwed the pooch on the October upgrade didn't they? 
> > No wonder "Hadron" suddenly has a new interest in Linux. He's looking for a 
> > lifeboat.
> >
> 
> I dont use Windows wRonG. You do.



I think the point is far from just to get innocent posters to listen to him. The point is likely to piss me off for spraying outside groups he knows I frequent. 

Given how often it is clear that Snit's signature is some distortion of a quote Klaus Schadenfreude shared which had been  a thrashing on Snit for something he did which was stupid/wrong/etc... its truly a repeated expression of Snit's constant unease for having been so repeatedly humiliated: Snit is undeniably not able of being shown a mirror. Almost everything Snit says about anyone else is false. Who isn't aware of this by now? 

The entire sham is brimming of unbelievable inconsistencies and counts heavily on Snit's 'master's degree' shenanigans. 



-- 
This Trick Gets Women Hot For You
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/comp.sys.mac.advocacy/RSikBcWxBLo
Jonas Eklundh

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#473570

On 10/24/18 8:26 PM, RonB wrote:
> Wow, Microsoft really screwed the pooch on the October upgrade didn't they?
> No wonder "Hadron" suddenly has a new interest in Linux. He's looking for a
> lifeboat.
> 
> ~~
> More problems surface with the buggy Windows 10 October 2018 Update
> 
> As you know by now, Microsoft was forced to put the Windows 10 October 2018
> Update on ice following reports that it was deleting user files. What made
> the problem even worse was Insiders had reported that issue to Microsoft
> months ago, but the software giant failed to address it.
> 
> While the feature update is back in testing, non-Insiders have been
> discovering additional problems with it. First up, if you use the built-in
> zip tool to extract a file to a folder where a version of that file already
> exists (even if it has different data), nothing will actually happen.
> 
> What should happen is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, shows
> you a warning asking if you’d like to overwrite the existing file, and if
> you do, overwrite it. But the warning message is missing, and so what
> happens is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, doesn’t display
> the question, doesn’t copy the file, but doesn’t tell you it hasn’t done
> this either.
> 
> Oh, and naturally this was a bug that Insiders reported to Microsoft a while
> ago, but which wasn’t fixed during testing.
> 
> In addition to the file deletion howler, display audio issues, bad audio
> drivers, problems with Edge and Store apps, and the above zip problem, users
> are also reporting that certain Unicode characters -- for example the black
> and white star symbols (Unicode 2605 and 2606 respectively) -- are failing
> to display in many apps.
> 
> While most of these issues aren’t major, and should be easily fixable, the
> fact they have made their way through the Insider testing process, even
> after being reported to Microsoft, does bring into question once again
> whether rushing out two feature updates a year is really such a good idea.
> ~~
> https://tinyurl.com/y7t6ye7r
> 
> "Easily fixable." You mean like some kind of magic rite to talk to your
> deleted files? What's really amazing is that testers informed Microcrap of
> these problems and they went ahead with the "upgrade" anyhow. Talk about a
> hobbyware company.
> 
> Micrsoft should rename themselves "Quality Control Ain't Us."
> 
> Oh, and notice that Windows updates cause driver issues ... hmmm ... it
> seems like someone here has mentioned that before... who could that be ...
> oh, it was me, that's right.
> 
> I don't have time required for the grueling process of fixing this Windows
> crap.
> 

More cult-like attacks against the competition -- maybe some day RonB 
will find tasks he thinks Linux handles better than the very competition 
he loathes so much.

-- 
Personal attacks from those who troll show their own insecurity. They 
cannot use reason to show the message to be wrong so they try to feel 
somehow superior by attacking the messenger.

They cling to their attacks and ignore the message time and time again.

<https://youtu.be/H4NW-Cqh308>

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#473571

RonB wrote:

>Wow, Microsoft really screwed the pooch on the October upgrade didn't they? 
>No wonder "Hadron" suddenly has a new interest in Linux. He's looking for a 
>lifeboat.
>
>~~
>More problems surface with the buggy Windows 10 October 2018 Update
>
>As you know by now, Microsoft was forced to put the Windows 10 October 2018 
>Update on ice following reports that it was deleting user files. What made 
>the problem even worse was Insiders had reported that issue to Microsoft 
>months ago, but the software giant failed to address it.
>
>While the feature update is back in testing, non-Insiders have been 
>discovering additional problems with it. First up, if you use the built-in 
>zip tool to extract a file to a folder where a version of that file already 
>exists (even if it has different data), nothing will actually happen.
>
>What should happen is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, shows 
>you a warning asking if you’d like to overwrite the existing file, and if 
>you do, overwrite it. But the warning message is missing, and so what 
>happens is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, doesn’t display 
>the question, doesn’t copy the file, but doesn’t tell you it hasn’t done 
>this either.
>
>Oh, and naturally this was a bug that Insiders reported to Microsoft a while 
>ago, but which wasn’t fixed during testing.
>
>In addition to the file deletion howler, display audio issues, bad audio 
>drivers, problems with Edge and Store apps, and the above zip problem, users 
>are also reporting that certain Unicode characters -- for example the black 
>and white star symbols (Unicode 2605 and 2606 respectively) -- are failing 
>to display in many apps.
>
>While most of these issues aren’t major, and should be easily fixable, the 
>fact they have made their way through the Insider testing process, even 
>after being reported to Microsoft, does bring into question once again 
>whether rushing out two feature updates a year is really such a good idea.
>~~
>https://tinyurl.com/y7t6ye7r
>
>"Easily fixable." You mean like some kind of magic rite to talk to your 
>deleted files? What's really amazing is that testers informed Microcrap of 
>these problems and they went ahead with the "upgrade" anyhow. Talk about a 
>hobbyware company.
>
>Micrsoft should rename themselves "Quality Control Ain't Us." 
>
>Oh, and notice that Windows updates cause driver issues ... hmmm ... it 
>seems like someone here has mentioned that before... who could that be ... 
>oh, it was me, that's right. 
>
>I don't have time required for the grueling process of fixing this Windows 
>crap.

You are really pissing-off the "true Linux advocate", RonB!

Did you see his lame, impotent, *lie* of a response?  Most people
would be ashamed to post such a weak "rebuttal", but not "Hadron".

-- 
"Like it or not : most people want Windows."  -  "True Linux advocate"
Hadron Quark

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#473604

On 2018-10-25, chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> wrote:
> RonB wrote:
>
>>Wow, Microsoft really screwed the pooch on the October upgrade didn't they? 
>>No wonder "Hadron" suddenly has a new interest in Linux. He's looking for a 
>>lifeboat.
>>
>>~~
>>More problems surface with the buggy Windows 10 October 2018 Update
>>
>>As you know by now, Microsoft was forced to put the Windows 10 October 2018 
>>Update on ice following reports that it was deleting user files. What made 
>>the problem even worse was Insiders had reported that issue to Microsoft 
>>months ago, but the software giant failed to address it.
>>
>>While the feature update is back in testing, non-Insiders have been 
>>discovering additional problems with it. First up, if you use the built-in 
>>zip tool to extract a file to a folder where a version of that file already 
>>exists (even if it has different data), nothing will actually happen.
>>
>>What should happen is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, shows 
>>you a warning asking if you’d like to overwrite the existing file, and if 
>>you do, overwrite it. But the warning message is missing, and so what 
>>happens is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, doesn’t display 
>>the question, doesn’t copy the file, but doesn’t tell you it hasn’t done 
>>this either.
>>
>>Oh, and naturally this was a bug that Insiders reported to Microsoft a while 
>>ago, but which wasn’t fixed during testing.
>>
>>In addition to the file deletion howler, display audio issues, bad audio 
>>drivers, problems with Edge and Store apps, and the above zip problem, users 
>>are also reporting that certain Unicode characters -- for example the black 
>>and white star symbols (Unicode 2605 and 2606 respectively) -- are failing 
>>to display in many apps.
>>
>>While most of these issues aren’t major, and should be easily fixable, the 
>>fact they have made their way through the Insider testing process, even 
>>after being reported to Microsoft, does bring into question once again 
>>whether rushing out two feature updates a year is really such a good idea.
>>~~
>>https://tinyurl.com/y7t6ye7r
>>
>>"Easily fixable." You mean like some kind of magic rite to talk to your 
>>deleted files? What's really amazing is that testers informed Microcrap of 
>>these problems and they went ahead with the "upgrade" anyhow. Talk about a 
>>hobbyware company.
>>
>>Micrsoft should rename themselves "Quality Control Ain't Us." 
>>
>>Oh, and notice that Windows updates cause driver issues ... hmmm ... it 
>>seems like someone here has mentioned that before... who could that be ... 
>>oh, it was me, that's right. 
>>
>>I don't have time required for the grueling process of fixing this Windows 
>>crap.
>
> You are really pissing-off the "true Linux advocate", RonB!
>
> Did you see his lame, impotent, *lie* of a response?  Most people
> would be ashamed to post such a weak "rebuttal", but not "Hadron".

Actually I didn't see any response from "proletariat" on any of those 
Windows inferiority posts. "proletariat" must have reverted to a nym (or 
email address) that I've already killfiled. So maybe it WAS him who went 
ballastic last night. 

Ah well, I'm about done reading his crap anyhow.

-- 
The more I see of Windows, the more I like Linux.

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#473605

RonB wrote:

>> You are really pissing-off the "true Linux advocate", RonB!
>>
>> Did you see his lame, impotent, *lie* of a response?  Most people
>> would be ashamed to post such a weak "rebuttal", but not "Hadron".
>
>Actually I didn't see any response from "proletariat" on any of those 
>Windows inferiority posts. "proletariat" must have reverted to a nym (or 
>email address) that I've already killfiled. So maybe it WAS him who went 
>ballastic last night. 

I was referring to this thread, where the asshole calling itself
"Hadron Quark" "rebutted" your OP by posting "I dont use Windows
wRonG. You do."

As I said, weak.  Beyond weak.

-- 
'Elsewhere in this thread (Snit) had to actually explain to TomB WHY
having "." on your path (especially as root of course) is dangerous.'
-  Hadron Quark, lying shamelessly

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#473607

On 2018-10-25, chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> wrote:
> RonB wrote:
>
>>> You are really pissing-off the "true Linux advocate", RonB!
>>>
>>> Did you see his lame, impotent, *lie* of a response?  Most people
>>> would be ashamed to post such a weak "rebuttal", but not "Hadron".
>>
>>Actually I didn't see any response from "proletariat" on any of those 
>>Windows inferiority posts. "proletariat" must have reverted to a nym (or 
>>email address) that I've already killfiled. So maybe it WAS him who went 
>>ballastic last night. 
>
> I was referring to this thread, where the asshole calling itself
> "Hadron Quark" "rebutted" your OP by posting "I dont use Windows
> wRonG. You do."
>
> As I said, weak.  Beyond weak.

I have everything from "Hadron" killfiled so I wouldn't see anything from 
him with that nym. So I supposedly "use Windows?" You're right, that was a 
lame response.

-- 
The more I see of Windows, the more I like Linux.

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#473720

On 10/25/18 10:05 AM, chrisv wrote:
> 'Elsewhere in this thread (Snit) had to actually explain to TomB WHY
> having "." on your path (especially as root of course) is dangerous.'
> -  Hadron Quark, lying shamelessly

Vaguely remember that... TomB had a lot of knowledge but also some odd 
holes in it.

-- 
Personal attacks from those who troll show their own insecurity. They 
cannot use reason to show the message to be wrong so they try to feel 
somehow superior by attacking the messenger.

They cling to their attacks and ignore the message time and time again.

<https://youtu.be/H4NW-Cqh308>

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#473616

On Thursday, October 25, 2018 at 9:55:36 AM UTC-7, RonB wrote:
> On 2018-10-25, chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> wrote:
> > RonB wrote:
> >
> >>Wow, Microsoft really screwed the pooch on the October upgrade didn't they? 
> >>No wonder "Hadron" suddenly has a new interest in Linux. He's looking for a 
> >>lifeboat.
> >>
> >>~~
> >>More problems surface with the buggy Windows 10 October 2018 Update
> >>
> >>As you know by now, Microsoft was forced to put the Windows 10 October 2018 
> >>Update on ice following reports that it was deleting user files. What made 
> >>the problem even worse was Insiders had reported that issue to Microsoft 
> >>months ago, but the software giant failed to address it.
> >>
> >>While the feature update is back in testing, non-Insiders have been 
> >>discovering additional problems with it. First up, if you use the built-in 
> >>zip tool to extract a file to a folder where a version of that file already 
> >>exists (even if it has different data), nothing will actually happen.
> >>
> >>What should happen is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, shows 
> >>you a warning asking if you’d like to overwrite the existing file, and if 
> >>you do, overwrite it. But the warning message is missing, and so what 
> >>happens is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, doesn’t display 
> >>the question, doesn’t copy the file, but doesn’t tell you it hasn’t done 
> >>this either.
> >>
> >>Oh, and naturally this was a bug that Insiders reported to Microsoft a while 
> >>ago, but which wasn’t fixed during testing.
> >>
> >>In addition to the file deletion howler, display audio issues, bad audio 
> >>drivers, problems with Edge and Store apps, and the above zip problem, users 
> >>are also reporting that certain Unicode characters -- for example the black 
> >>and white star symbols (Unicode 2605 and 2606 respectively) -- are failing 
> >>to display in many apps.
> >>
> >>While most of these issues aren’t major, and should be easily fixable, the 
> >>fact they have made their way through the Insider testing process, even 
> >>after being reported to Microsoft, does bring into question once again 
> >>whether rushing out two feature updates a year is really such a good idea.
> >>~~
> >>https://tinyurl.com/y7t6ye7r
> >>
> >>"Easily fixable." You mean like some kind of magic rite to talk to your 
> >>deleted files? What's really amazing is that testers informed Microcrap of 
> >>these problems and they went ahead with the "upgrade" anyhow. Talk about a 
> >>hobbyware company.
> >>
> >>Micrsoft should rename themselves "Quality Control Ain't Us." 
> >>
> >>Oh, and notice that Windows updates cause driver issues ... hmmm ... it 
> >>seems like someone here has mentioned that before... who could that be ... 
> >>oh, it was me, that's right. 
> >>
> >>I don't have time required for the grueling process of fixing this Windows 
> >>crap.
> >
> > You are really pissing-off the "true Linux advocate", RonB!
> >
> > Did you see his lame, impotent, *lie* of a response?  Most people
> > would be ashamed to post such a weak "rebuttal", but not "Hadron".
> 
> Actually I didn't see any response from "proletariat" on any of those 
> Windows inferiority posts. "proletariat" must have reverted to a nym (or 
> email address) that I've already killfiled. So maybe it WAS him who went 
> ballastic last night. 
> 
> Ah well, I'm about done reading his crap anyhow.
> 
> -- 
> The more I see of Windows, the more I like Linux.



Now Steven Petruzzellis on the other end of the phone doesn't matter. All that matters is Jeremy gets to deliver the attack. So how to respond? Don't answer the moron. Logic isn't part of sport and never has been. Why does Jeremy focus on Steven Petruzzellis's ego so much? What macOS looks like can be skinned and not worth obsessing over, especially if it's better than what Jeremy uses. 



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On 10/25/18 9:55 AM, RonB wrote:
> On 2018-10-25, chrisv <chrisv@nospam.invalid> wrote:
>> RonB wrote:
>>
>>> Wow, Microsoft really screwed the pooch on the October upgrade didn't they?
>>> No wonder "Hadron" suddenly has a new interest in Linux. He's looking for a
>>> lifeboat.
>>>
>>> ~~
>>> More problems surface with the buggy Windows 10 October 2018 Update
>>>
>>> As you know by now, Microsoft was forced to put the Windows 10 October 2018
>>> Update on ice following reports that it was deleting user files. What made
>>> the problem even worse was Insiders had reported that issue to Microsoft
>>> months ago, but the software giant failed to address it.
>>>
>>> While the feature update is back in testing, non-Insiders have been
>>> discovering additional problems with it. First up, if you use the built-in
>>> zip tool to extract a file to a folder where a version of that file already
>>> exists (even if it has different data), nothing will actually happen.
>>>
>>> What should happen is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, shows
>>> you a warning asking if you’d like to overwrite the existing file, and if
>>> you do, overwrite it. But the warning message is missing, and so what
>>> happens is Windows spots there’s a file of the same name, doesn’t display
>>> the question, doesn’t copy the file, but doesn’t tell you it hasn’t done
>>> this either.
>>>
>>> Oh, and naturally this was a bug that Insiders reported to Microsoft a while
>>> ago, but which wasn’t fixed during testing.
>>>
>>> In addition to the file deletion howler, display audio issues, bad audio
>>> drivers, problems with Edge and Store apps, and the above zip problem, users
>>> are also reporting that certain Unicode characters -- for example the black
>>> and white star symbols (Unicode 2605 and 2606 respectively) -- are failing
>>> to display in many apps.
>>>
>>> While most of these issues aren’t major, and should be easily fixable, the
>>> fact they have made their way through the Insider testing process, even
>>> after being reported to Microsoft, does bring into question once again
>>> whether rushing out two feature updates a year is really such a good idea.
>>> ~~
>>> https://tinyurl.com/y7t6ye7r
>>>
>>> "Easily fixable." You mean like some kind of magic rite to talk to your
>>> deleted files? What's really amazing is that testers informed Microcrap of
>>> these problems and they went ahead with the "upgrade" anyhow. Talk about a
>>> hobbyware company.
>>>
>>> Micrsoft should rename themselves "Quality Control Ain't Us."
>>>
>>> Oh, and notice that Windows updates cause driver issues ... hmmm ... it
>>> seems like someone here has mentioned that before... who could that be ...
>>> oh, it was me, that's right.
>>>
>>> I don't have time required for the grueling process of fixing this Windows
>>> crap.
>>
>> You are really pissing-off the "true Linux advocate", RonB!
>>
>> Did you see his lame, impotent, *lie* of a response?  Most people
>> would be ashamed to post such a weak "rebuttal", but not "Hadron".
> 
> Actually I didn't see any response from "proletariat" on any of those
> Windows inferiority posts. "proletariat" must have reverted to a nym (or
> email address) that I've already killfiled. So maybe it WAS him who went
> ballastic last night.
> 
> Ah well, I'm about done reading his crap anyhow.
> 

You responded with all of your cult-like anti-Windows nonsense posts. Do 
not pretend you do not read posts you quite clearly do.

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