Recommend me some applications that do cool stuff.
Just use google or some shit. I CBA to tell you what to go fuck around with.
Which notification design looks best https://sway.com/mNCInMc1lDitdaVK
The Photos app now has integration with Sway, making it just one-click to upload a photo album and create a polished, interactive story. Sway offers a number of rich editing options that make it easy to customize your layout and add captions, slideshows, Bing images, maps, tweets, and more.
Steps:
1.Open Photos and go in to any of your albums
2.Scroll to the bottom of the album and click on “Tell your story with Sway”
3.Once the upload is complete, click on the toast or progress bar link to launch your new Sway
4.Play & Share! Take advantage of all of Sway’s features to remix your layout, change colors or fonts, and add all kinds of content, and when it’s done share a link to your friends & family.
>>53618470
B O T N E T - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - >
O Microsoft is part of NSA's mass surveillance program "PRISM":
T https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM_(surveillance_program)
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E Microsoft informs the NSA about bugs before fixing them:
T https://archive.is/OBGB1
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| Microsoft openly offeres cloud data to support PRISM:
| https://archive.is/tW6fu
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| Microsoft has backdoored its disk encryption:
| https://archive.is/2XIvX · https://archive.is/qLRZx
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| Windows snoops on the users' files, text input, voice input,
| location, contacts, calendar records and web browsing history,
| even after related settings are turned off:
| https://archive.is/Zny36 · https://archive.is/sz1nt
| https://archive.is/g3QdQ · https://archive.is/ko469
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| A Traffic Analysis of Windows 10:
|
| Keypoints: Windows 10 has a keylogger and uploads all your
| keystrokes every 5 minutes. Everything you type in Edge or
| Cortana is sent to Microsoft, along with any media files it
| finds. When webcam is enabled, 35MB of data goes to Microsoft.
| Even with Cortana disabled/uninstalled, Windows 10 sends all
| microphone audio to Microsoft, when the computer is idle.
| https://archive.is/QnTTA
| https://d2.maxfile.ro/rwspylwbwo.webm
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDeHqiydk4A
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>>53618940
https://archive.is/Zny36 is about the technical preview.
https://archive.is/sz1nt is completely harmless
https://archive.is/g3QdQ is a repost of https://archive.is/sz1nt
https://archive.is/ko469 is a fucking joke http://www.zdnet.com/article/when-it-comes-to-windows-10-privacy-dont-trust-amateur-analysts/
https://archive.is/QnTTA makes baseless assumptions like
>I have a reasonable suspicion that send compressed voice samples .wav format from the user to analyze
filtered
how to tiles
>>53618974
Yep, and Microsoft is ofc not part of PRISM.
Wikipedia lies, and millions of people are pissed off because nothing.
>>53619087
Linux is compromised and has more backdoors and front doors than Windows.
>>53618982
>>53618470
>Reddit Enhancement Suite
>>53619371
Nice try Pajeet, you shouldn't lie so hard, you'll reencarnate as a bug in next life.
>>53618470
>>53618982
>>53619405
>>53619431
I don't need that onesince I already use readit
>>53619436
>>53619443
Fuckoff Mohammad
>>53618470
>Recommend me some applications that do cool stuff.
uninstall windows
>>53618470
lmao
this thread certainly won't be a bump fest if not dead before tomorrow
>>53618470
shit thread is shit
>>>/v/
>>53619436
Windows 10 literally perfect
>>53619755
this is a lie.
>>53619755
This is the truth.
>>53619371
>Wincuck thinks his OS is more secure than Linux.
>>53618492
post more
>>53618470
>applications
>windows
Welcome to Not-Apple.
DESIGNATED
>>53619436
>>53619443
>>53619469
>>53621198
Careful m8, you can now get banned for pointing out Pajeet!
>>53618470
Is there anyway to try the new Edge without insider builds?
>>53621265
No, just wait a few weeks.
>>53621275
Ah, damn. Thanks m8.
Dat powershell
>>53621214
Well in most cases it's just people like you, being retarded
Thoughts on Chocolatey? Also, wasn't Windows 10 supposed to have a package manager at some point?
>>53622599
mixed results
some packages are on point
but others have fucked up scripts that install in weird places, such as chocolatey own lib directory instead of installing system-wide, or uninstaller that doesn't work at all
ie: atom, you install, you uninstall, and you have to manually fix the registry because rightclick shows Atom on everything
Install gentoo
I don't normally like to post opinions, especially negative ones, on the front page. In this case, I can't resist, as this bastardization of Windows makes me quite angry. Having used every version of Microsoft's operating systems since 1988 (MS-DOS 5.0), this is the first time I truly believe that Microsoft has lost its way. To put it bluntly, Windows 10 is a mish-mash of interfaces, and in some cases borderline deceptive options, mainly to serve Microsoft's dubious ambitions in the mobile device arena, rather than consumers and businesses. It will only serve to further confuse and alienate the average PC user, and hasten the PC's demise. I've used Windows 10 as my daily OS since the Preview back in January 2015, and I can honestly say it seems like one step forward, four steps back when compared to Windows 7.
>>53622917
Please elaborate why win10 is bad and why the interface deceptive. Also why bad for business.
>inb4 botnet
>>53618470
> Recommend me some applications that do cool stuff.
Gentoo or Windows 7
Having a package manager that actually syncs with the core system
-Live patching
-Changing themes and icon pack system wide with full integration
-Running on ARM and PPC
-Bash
-Recognising anything but NTFS and FAT natively. NTFS is fragmantetation prone garbage and FAT is an old burden that cannot support big files
-Global hotkey management panel
-Defining panel height by the exact pixels
-System wide UI color management utility
-Font configuration panel
-Ability to browse folders without having to open a file manager or terminal UI (KDE feature). Split file manager.
-Tabs on file manager
-Modularity and Choice of Desktop Environments (ability to pick and keep only features you need)
-Boot into a live environment
-Run entirely on memory
-MIME types, not having to rely on file extensions
-Not relying upon obsolete idea of Memory preserve (svchost)
-Flexible Boot manager
-Not bothering with unreliable, forced update timesink patches on startup (loop of update failure)
-Informative error message
-Not being a beta tester because no more service packs
-UI consistency
-Lastly, no spyware
>Busting Windows 10 myths
There seems to be a good number of myths which are spread on pro-Microsoft forums and websites and I want to take a bit of your time to debunk them.
>>Windows 10 is more secure than any previous version of Windows
Um, sorry, this is pure BS. Windows 10 offers exactly zero new protection mechanisms to the end user vs. Windows 7. I haven't forgotten that Windows 8/10 apps run a sandbox and they are all verified by Microsoft, that's true, but most of them are made purely for content consumption (so they won't cut it for power users), besides people will still download executables from the Internet and run them relentlessly. Normally you should never run Windows without a decent antivirus installed (Microsoft Security Essentials is not an AV your can rely on, in fact you're crazy if you believe it protects you). Head to av-comparatives and check out their real world tests to see what's best for you. According to various AV comparisons MS Secruity Essentials misses over 10% of in-the-wild viruses (i.e. over five hundred new viruses every day).
The truth is there are some new security features but they are invisible for most users out there.
>>Windows 10 is a more modern OS
Hey, what does it mean it's more modern? How exactly do Windows 7 and 8 differ from Windows 10? This is yet another BS claim from the Microsoft fanboys. DirectX 12? There are just two games being developed for DX12 right now. 99.99% of the games which are being published at the moment will be DirectX 9/11 games so your Windows 7/8 system will perfectly run them. Of, course there's the Universal Windows Platform but if you're not into Metro apps it means nothing to you.
>>Windows 10 is faster
According to this, this and this there's no discernible difference between Windows 7, 8 and 10. Windows 10 features an improved memory handling for certain multithreaded applications like WinRAR but most other applications have the same performance.
"I have installed Windows 10 and it feels faster", right, like with every Windows release it feels fast when you install it from scratch. Then, strangely, it slows down significantly.
I have nothing to hide - let them track me!
Robin Doherty has a nice piece on this issue: "Why privacy is important, and having "nothing to hide" is irrelevant". Also you might want to read about the implications of real life surveillance.
Here's an insightful comment I cannot agree more with:
"Microsoft has given themselves the right to do remote administration and data gathering ... and for all but the ones which can select Security, they'll do it in such a way that they can personally identify you. Oh, and apparently they'll gather some of your documents as well. No fucking way we can trust them with this, because as soon as they have the ability to tell your computer to package up some data and send it to them, some asshole in law enforcement is going to demand they misuse it. And don't say they won't, because that's exactly the kind of shit law enforcement and the security agencies are doing. No way they won't show up with an NSL demanding information and forbidding Microsoft from admitting to it."
>Windows only gets attacked most because it's such a big target, and if Linux use (or indeed OS X use) grew then so would the number of attacks.
When it comes to web servers, the biggest target is Apache, the Internet's server of choice. Attacks on Apache are nevertheless far fewer in number, and cause less damage. And in some case Apache-related attacks have the most serious effect on Windows machines. Attacks are of course aimed at Windows because of the numbers of users, but its design makes it a much easier target, and much easier for an attack to wreak havoc. Windows' widespread (and often unnecessary) use of features such as RPC meanwhile adds vulnerabilities that really need not be there. Linux's design is not vulnerable in the same ways, and no matter how successful it eventually becomes it simply cannot experience attacks to similar levels, inflicting similar levels of damage, to Windows.
>Open Source Software is inherently dangerous because its source code is widely available, whereas Windows 'blueprints' are carefully guarded by Microsoft.
This 'inherent danger' clearly has not manifested itself in terms of actual attacks. Windows-specific viruses, Trojans, worms and malicious programs exist in huge numbers, so if one gives any credence at all to this claim, one would do better to phrase it 'Open Source Software ought to be more dangerous'. But the claim itself hinges on the view - rejected by reputable security professionals - that obscurity aids security. Obscurity/secrecy can also make it more difficult for the vendors themselves to identify vulnerabilities in their own products, and can lead to security issues being neglected because they are not widely-known. The Open Source model, on the other hand, facilitates widespread review and makes it easier to identify and correct flaws. Modular design principles support this, while the overall approach is far more in line with security industry thinking than is 'security through obscurity.'
>>53624351
Consider suicide
>>53624443
Only if Windows 10 becomes popular.
>>53624467
Learn how to sage newfag
>>53624474
Don't tell me when to sage.
>using an AV
only if you're stupid enough to actually get viruses
>>53624532
puush
>>53622830
Is npackd better?
