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  That type of shit is exactly why my only interactions with Windows now is via work. A place I am pushing for more Linux in and have made some solid headway on. Just things like basic file operations are faster. A benefit I would have never known about had it not been for the constant, abusive nagging Windows does. I had just assumed things like emptying your recycle bin of 50,000 log files is slow...no, only on Windows.

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  Mid-point nodes are also important and are easier to run. If you aren't familiar with the difference, start with a mid-point node. Absolutely need more exit nodes though. They are damn important.

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  Yeah, it's fucking ridiculous that a corporate account has a user-upsell ad/button one MUST hit to access the basic settings for the program.

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  > The new version of the program doesn’t seem much less confusing than the current system, as there are still a whole bunch of branches, sub-branches, and exceptions to rules As I read more about the new system, this was my exact thought as well. > they do address the other major pain point of the Insider Program as it currently exists—the thing where you read about a new feature in a fresh Insider build, install that build to your PC, and then don’t actually see the feature on your syst...

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  Semi-related: You may enjoy Steins;Gate.

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  Understanding the intricacies of someone else's code takes longer than writing code yourself. Good luck to this company!

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  These are a massive liability *every* storm. You have to winch them down and get them into a blisteringly massive hangar that can hold them. Then get them set back up after. Every. Single. Storm. Furthermore, you don't save on land use, as you need the massive, expensive hangar for each right at their base. Ground-based wind-turbines just feather their blades and lock their gearbox. Very simple.