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No, it's too early to take the black pill.
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥ is spreading. lol.
Take an example in this based and red-pilled individual.
Or go even further and migrate to OpenBSD or Haiku.
ReactOS is also an alternative… will be… in a couple decades?
And then of course there is Temple OS, fit for only the most devout.
Always backup your data!
I call BSD on that one. There are many alternatives.
I see, a blue pilled consoomer. ;P
Years ago I was using avisynth and had some projects in mind (never finished), and a few other programs that only ran on windows. Most of that is no longer relevant. Installing latest visual studio and runtime libraries seems to have also made those very programs no longer function anyway.
The thread is entirely on point. Windows has steadily been getting worse- but there is something that is bothering me:
You seem to be very with it- but the choice of red and blue pills is in some ways distressing.
Now perhaps in Europe(I am still not sure which country you are in exactly) those terms may mean different things.
But on the other hand, you clearly are smarter than you let on.
I am concerned.
I have never seen The Matrix.
I am referring to it's meaning online.
Now perhaps the two are more connected than I know/knew of- as I haven't actually seen the movie.
IDK...
I remember back in the day, Microsoft got sued over minor things, such as having internet explorer included in Windows (but not other web browsers.)
What happened? Can you not sue Microsoft anymore?