It was Mullvad

To be fair, this is probably the only VPN I would trust, just the fact that you can mail them an envelope with cash to pay for your subscription tells me that they are putting the effort in to make sure their customers stay anonymous

The comment you replied to was dripping so hard with sarcasm that it didn’t need a warning sign, kinda like when there is a house on fire, you don’t need a warning sign that a house is a blaze.

If you have a free PCIE slot, you can just get a SATA controller card.

I see other’s talk about an m.2 -> SATA adapter, but I just don’t see the point if you have a free PCIE slot

Tell me that the entity overseeing this infrastructure replied with “lol no”

That is a very fair point that I didn’t consider

Seems odd to claim that an action game with RPG elements is the complete opposite of the RPG genre itself…

But eh, it is their oppinion, not fact.

Not only that he could have been crushed as the landing gear was retracted on take off.

Plane makers will not take stow aways into account when designing the landing gear compartment…

Linux is amazing, I use it regularly for diferent projects.

I even dailied Ubuntu 15 years ago, but then switched back to Windows for gaming and work.

This is really the wrong sub thread to discuss this, this was my reply to someone laughing at the concept of Windows skills.

As for you comment, I am glad that it works like that for you, it doesn’t for me.

It doesn’t work like that for me I am afraid.

Powershell is very useful to use at home, maybe not in those exact tasks, but it is a Windows skill.

Sigh, why, why do you do feel the need to put other’s down over something as irrelevant as an operating system?

But since Windows require zero skills, then even you may stand a chance to solve the following tasks that I have had to deal with within Windows.

1. List all users in the local admin group of all workstations, if a group is part of the local admin group, expand it and list individual users, oh and some users/groups are still on an old domain.
2. Whitelist a new USB device in GPO.
3. Make a report of all computers in the organization, get the current system model number, memory, storage space, free storage space, check weather or not the computer is ready for Windows 11, sort the list by department and primary user.

I would if I could, but I work with Windows and if I migrate to Linux at home, my skills in Windows would dimminish

I have seen posts from Trumpers calling for public executions lately, this insane blood thirst with zero lack of understanding that once that cat is out of the bag, then ANYONE is fair game, utterly astounds me.

I keep thinking that they can’t get worse, yet they keep digging despite the bottom of the barrel having long since past.

It won’t be listed under programs and features, here you have more info:

https://www.tenforums.com/software-apps/147661-how-remove-logitech-download-assistant.html

This is why I boycott Logitech, they started pushing the Logitech Download Assistant through Windows Update as soon as you connect a Logitech mouse/keyboard.

It autoruns not only when it is first installed but on every startup.

It is rather annoying to try and uninstall it, I don’t get why there has been so little backlash against this…

Microsoft permitting this is devaluing Windows Update, the driver (.inf) should be installed automatically, any executable file that WU wants to download and run on your computer should just bring up a small Windows notification saying something like this:

The device you just installed requests to download and run the following program from Windows Update:

Logitech Download Assistant

Will you approve or reject this request? Approve/Reject

It is just terrible that this is permitted

Yeah, I never let it spiral out of control, but I did let it take all of my lessiure money for a year or two, not fun.

But educational.

I got suckered into playing 800+ hours of GTA Online and paying thousands of SEK for shark cards over a year or two before I realized what a terrible game it is.

I was addicted to it, and paid money every month to buy shark cards.

When my work situation improved however, I took a few steps back and realized that I had wasted a lot of money on it and that I was only chasing the dragon that was just out of reach, kept away from me by carefully crafted mental mechanics of the game.

I was disgusted and refused to participate further.

I uninstalled it right away and have never looked back.

Reminds me of when me and a few friends moved another friend’s desktop with CRT monitor accross Stockholm, during rush hour, in a snow chaos, using public transport.

I remember carrying the CRT monitor walking in a crowd when I feel myself slipping on the hard packed snow, I didn’t fall but I did glide with little ways of stopping.