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  1. NeuesTestament
    In my opinion if we would see significant improves Microsoft would have pointed that out at the keynote. Since they didn't the safe bet is to assume it will roughly stay the same. We will see.
  2. NeuesTestament
    My dad still uses an iPhone 8 and my mother has still an iPhone 5S as her private phone . So yes, they are some people out there in the wild that do.
  3. NeuesTestament
    Worst change so far. At least the cheerful blue could cheer you up a bit over the software demise of your system.
  4. NeuesTestament
    Wouldn't that be problematic longterm for AMD if they aren't able to get bleeding edge manufacturing? Doesn't sound like something you want to have happen.
  5. NeuesTestament
    If it is a shit free to play game whatever, don't care. If it is a paid game I will avoid it like the plague.
  6. NeuesTestament
    I don't know about Switzerland specifically, but a lot of civil law countries also have "Judge law" especially in the civil law space. There is just no way to avoid it, because no legislator is capable or willing to keep everything updated. The difference is that in common law countries this "power" is formally integrated into the system.
  7. NeuesTestament
    When I press Alt +TAB on W10 21H1 it also doesn't show the desktop. Don't know if you could change it in settings though.
  8. NeuesTestament
    It's complicated. Formally the decisions by the higher courts are not binding. The German constitution clearly states that the deciding judge is indepent and only bound by the law. That means that on paper whatever decision had been made in the past don't matter and the judge can freely disregard them. However since that isn't practical (the higher court would just anull your decision anyways unless they for some reason changed their minds) in the vast majority of cases you just follow the precedent.
  9. NeuesTestament
    I mean in practice it's never that bad since you have had smart people going through that stuff and cataloging it. So you never truly start at zero. Otherwise it would indeed just be madness.
  10. NeuesTestament
    Highly unlikely. However this law is not going to give Windows Phone owners any hope I am afraid
  11. NeuesTestament
    There's a big difference between being officially supported and being able to run the OS. Worst case scenario you are stuck on W10 and get support until 2025. I don't see how this is a huge deal either way.
  12. NeuesTestament
    This was passed, so I guess we will see now whether it will make a difference
  13. NeuesTestament
    Am I one of the few people that actually doesn't hate the new UI? I don't think it looks bad at all. Android apps on Windows also sounds very useful provided it actually works.
  14. NeuesTestament
    I never understood why it was okay for Apple to lockdown their mobile platform completely. If that were done by 1990 Microsoft they would have been fucked. I guess Apple has the better lobbyist.
  15. NeuesTestament
    We should also keep in mind that from the phrasing of the law, it wouldn't necessairly require a full OS update. The thing is a lot of Android phones run fine even with older versions of the OS, so apart from security updates the impact itself might be indeed low.
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