We didn't need to move on from the era of Xbox 360, PS3, and Windows XP.
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We didn't need to move on from the era of Xbox 360, PS3, and Windows XP. It was a time of perfect balance. Everything since hasn't been worth the enshitification-frustration cost.
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We didn't need to move on from the era of Xbox 360, PS3, and Windows XP. It was a time of perfect balance. Everything since hasn't been worth the enshitification-frustration cost.
@anon_opin XP was shit though
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We didn't need to move on from the era of Xbox 360, PS3, and Windows XP. It was a time of perfect balance. Everything since hasn't been worth the enshitification-frustration cost.
@anon_opin I would rather not own consoles with terrible performance and thermal cooling issues thanks.
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@anon_opin XP was shit though
@humanhorseshoes @anon_opin XP SP3 was the best OS Microsoft ever made.
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@humanhorseshoes @anon_opin XP SP3 was the best OS Microsoft ever made.
@dresstokilt @anon_opin It was pretty solid I will give it that
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@anon_opin XP was shit though
@humanhorseshoes @anon_opin Not compared to W10/11 though.
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We didn't need to move on from the era of Xbox 360, PS3, and Windows XP. It was a time of perfect balance. Everything since hasn't been worth the enshitification-frustration cost.
@anon_opin the wii was an experimental piece of hardware that had actual adoptation and games were made for It with fun intent.
The PS3 was a feast of all the classic blockbuster genres with a lot of experimentation added to try and compete against the Wii, which meant JapanStudios was a thing.
Xbox had the best tracking ever done on a camera for some reason.
XP worked. And this is the highest prise of the list.
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@dresstokilt @anon_opin It was pretty solid I will give it that
@humanhorseshoes @anon_opin we are talking Microsoft here so your original point stands, but in comparison they pretty much peaked in 2002.
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@humanhorseshoes @anon_opin we are talking Microsoft here so your original point stands, but in comparison they pretty much peaked in 2002.
@dresstokilt @anon_opin A company run by William H Gates the Turd
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@anon_opin XP was shit though
@humanhorseshoes @anon_opin until it got to SP3, and then it was tolerable.
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@humanhorseshoes @anon_opin until it got to SP3, and then it was tolerable.
@chewie @humanhorseshoes @anon_opin I liked XP. And 7!! Went to FUCKING SHIT after that.
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@chewie @humanhorseshoes @anon_opin I liked XP. And 7!! Went to FUCKING SHIT after that.
@remixman @humanhorseshoes @anon_opin yeah, except for this w7 monstrosity
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@remixman @humanhorseshoes @anon_opin yeah, except for this w7 monstrosity
@chewie @anon_opin I really hate the ribbons. Somewhat unrelated, but still!! Bring back the menu bars!
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@remixman @humanhorseshoes @anon_opin yeah, except for this w7 monstrosity
@chewie @anon_opin I've always maintained that Office 2003 was/is the best version. I wish it still worked on modern machines.
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@chewie @anon_opin I've always maintained that Office 2003 was/is the best version. I wish it still worked on modern machines.
@remixman @anon_opin true.
The ribbon sucks.
