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An old computer is the perfect place to expand your horizons and not be subject to MS snooping. Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Fedora etc can be had for little to no cost. If you have the space most of these will let you install along side Windows. You just have to pick the one you want when turning on. There will be limitations just as with Tiny Windows. https://www.shoplinuxonline.com/
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Posted by M. C. on June 4, 2019
My netbook was close to it’s second hard drive replacement so I sprung for a Dell.
A decent model (i3 processor), worked OK but the Windows 10 is cumbersome, overly complicated and slow. I said so in my Dell website review.
The review didn’t make it past the Dell review censor moderator due to the Windows comments.
I resubmitted my review just saying the machine was slow. Dell accepted that. Self-flagulation for Gates and MS sake.
Microsoft runs the show and gets preferential review treatment.
I have some CDs with Ubuntu and Linux Mint OS. I may give them a try. My experience tells me they can’t be any slower.
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Posted by M. C. on May 28, 2017
Recently, an instalment of WikiLeaks’ Vault7 documents came to light that exposed two CIA malware programs that specifically infect Microsoft computers with the purpose of carrying out tasks on infected computers, checking for scheduled events, and collecting data.
The revelation put Microsoft in the hot seat, with people speculating that the tech giant may have been aware that the CIA works with features specifically built into Microsoft computers to collect data and perform tasks. Read the rest of this entry »
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