ZombieStew

One day you'll be 33rd wishing you were in top 30 but are slowly being overtaken by people who only started folding a month and a half ago 😂

Well I did, the link I provided and the explanation. Problem for you is, and this equally affects your own arguments, Microsoft is not and will not release detailed employee information so you can only evidence your claims as much as I can. The fact remains Microsoft underwent a company wide restructure and the simplistic soundbite "The test team was fired" is not accurate.
 
You don't need dedicated testers as long as the same testing capability is retained. The way software development is done has changed, no modern company is doing it the way Microsoft was in the early 2010s.
 
You're joking right? They both suffered huge amounts of issues, one of them still is a contender for the worst OS release reputation. Memories fade easily, Vista was total garbage and had lots and lots of issues and took forever to resolve them, I'd argue they never were, Windows 7 was the fix for that OS.
 
They were known for that, that's exactly why service pack releases and migrations to new operating system editions were delayed for so long. I pointed to this already.
 
Btw I'm not saying the experience has been good or better than the old way, just that rolling issues will always seem more painful.

Per the article there are multiple issues outlined, but at least one of them has nothing to do with the KB. Defender crashing was a known issue 3 days ago that was due to a bad AV Engine update. To fix it all you have to do is install the latest definition file. The MS Answer forum links in the article have the fix for this listed three days ago but it would appear the author of the article did not want to actually read through the forum post and check whether there was a solution to the issue, just publish an article to get everyone freaking out.
Relevant 3 day old Article describing the issue:
https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/windows-defender-broken-by-recent-updates-how-to-fix/
 
The reported internet speed, program freezing, and system performance are most likely due to Defender crashing in the background and trying to fill up the event logs with failed scan attempts. (Same issues seen when I was testing the issue 3 days ago for work and all went away after correcting the Defender issue)
 
I have this update running on 6 personal systems and ~300 work systems with no issues. Will be deploying this KB to ~15000 work systems (37 different system models) next week with no concerns.
 
Not saying there isn't an issue, (MS has had plenty of issues with updates) just that this seems to currently be affecting a small number of systems and many are blaming at least some of their issues on the KB when they are at least only partially unrelated loosely related at best.

FYI, when the updated client announcement was made the new Version was 7.6.8. There is now version 7.6.9 available on the website. Not sure what changed.

I will actually ban you. 
/s

In case it was missed, Update from EOC. LTT call out for the work server build video and team production. The video with Dr. Bowman was pretty interesting as well.
https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/
 

In case it was missed, Update from EOC. LTT call out for the work server build video and team production. The video with Dr. Bowman was pretty interesting as well.
https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/
 

In case it was missed, Update from EOC. LTT call out for the work server build video and team production. The video with Dr. Bowman was pretty interesting as well.
https://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/
 

Local news did a story on NCAR in Colorado using their supercomputer for COVID-19:
https://www.9news.com/video/tech/science/supercomputer-called-cheyenne-is-helping-crunch-covid-19-numbers/73-653e6803-ad6d-4d7b-a449-13d6f4e4b872
 
5 petaflops is cool and all (and way more power efficient than us), but doesn't touch what we're doing!

I had a half hour to kill so I took @GOTSpectrum spreadsheets and dumped them into flourish.studio. @Den-Fi @n0xlf @ZombieStew @Xoggy et al
 
 

It's the folders that came back after realizing they gave their power to the Grammar Nazis LOL!

Well the Laptop team number you have posted above is actually for the Grammar Nazis of America.

Well, maybe I will mosey on over and see if I can hurt someones feeling again 

I blame @Gorgon for making me feel bad about having an empty PCIe x16 slot. 😁 Now they are all populated.

It's Alive - 5700XTs Folding under Ubuntu 18.0.4.
 

Yes seriously.

I blame @Gorgon for making me feel bad about having an empty PCIe x16 slot. 😁 Now they are all populated.

I blame @Gorgon for making me feel bad about having an empty PCIe x16 slot. 😁 Now they are all populated.

I blame @Gorgon for making me feel bad about having an empty PCIe x16 slot. 😁 Now they are all populated.

I blame @Gorgon for making me feel bad about having an empty PCIe x16 slot. 😁 Now they are all populated.

I blame @Gorgon for making me feel bad about having an empty PCIe x16 slot. 😁 Now they are all populated.

I blame @Gorgon for making me feel bad about having an empty PCIe x16 slot. 😁 Now they are all populated.

I blame @Gorgon for making me feel bad about having an empty PCIe x16 slot. 😁 Now they are all populated.

LOL well I misread it, i thought it was 500k a day lol... I'll go stand in the corner now.

Evil Voice
 
Yes, feel the power consuming you your wallet