Recent content by dE_logics

'Rolling release' consequences and the reason why it was abandoned by the most stable Linux distros.

Processors for Windows. :)

The problem with security and Windows is the software, not hardware, but MS is focusing on hardware only.

Additional cores for mulitthreaded anti-virus scanning for today demanding anti-virus owning new impossible-to-defeat 'virus' threats.

What? Windows didn't break before the hardware died?

Ok, now because Lord Microsoft finally added support for a new hardware features to compensate for it's terrible caching layer (controlled by a few buttons and checkboxes), hardware vendors can cherish the new features since their purpose of existence is to make hardware for Windows.

BS must be smeared on the face of Intel as long as their x86 'essential' patents are licensed at a liberal cost and until I see 9+ vendors of x86 processors instead of just 3.

"can't boot from the software array" Oh, gosh. 1 OS 1 limit and 1 world. I knew it. All this because you want to make Windows somehow faster and extend the times between reformats.

The problem with Trumph is -- he doesn't understand anything other than money.

If you think Apple is a monopoly, actually Qualcomm is.

Found a vulnerability in Windows -- Blame the tester. Gaping vulnerabilities will always be there in Microsoft products and dumb Windows users will never stop using it.

And before any Windows user thinks that it's a bug with Intel rather than their beloved Windows PC -- no it's a bug/security vulnerability with Windows your favorite virus/spyware/malware/ransomware/worm etc... etc... etc... does not exploit your 'PC' because of this errata, it's because your...

Hope Microsoft Vega wont have any driver problems.

Virus-antivirus game 24x7?

Oh and it also requires windowzzzz... and that's because of it's limitation of the fact that it can't cache well. It uses all IO at idle anyway.