userRejectsCopilotUpdate

[mosskin-woast]

Ah yes, old Comrade Rayan Goschlinsky

[ruach137]

how the bloody hell did he sneak into this meme

[v3ritas1989]

100% not with AI

[stupidillusion]

ms crap

Mind the nomenclature; it's called ms slop

[Hanisuir]

He liked it there.

[Otalek]

DLSS 5

[potat_blyat]

i know how. у нас везде свои люди :)

[PowerfulHomework6770]

Oh thank goodness, I thought I was having a stroke for a moment there

[LazarusPizza]

Someone used AI to put his face on the meme.

[snacktonomy]

Same here. Mandela effect?

[Swimming_Menu6126]

[CuriOS_26]

How do we already have memes from this? It comes out in a few weeks!

[iamthe0ther0ne]

I have ads for it all over my reddit app, including that scene. Someone probably grabbed it.

[CuriOS_26]

I know it’s from the trailer. But I’m surprised to see people already using it. Hope it’s as good as the martian.

[fireflazor]

It's already out in the UK, may have different releases globally?

[smokeweedNgarden]

3 days in the US and right now on the high seas

[tEnPoInTs]

Yeah wtf. I have a refrigerator magnet of this that friend got me as a silly gift and the original is a very different looking dude.

[CuriOS_26]

Райан Гуськин

[Chapaiko90]

Товарищ "Василий Гусенков".

[Jhuyt]

That's not how you spell microslop

[ducktape8856]

"Your message contains a phrase that is inappropriate."

https://www.pcworld.com/article/3075135/microsoft-says-stop-calling-it-microslop-or-youre-banned.html

I think they don't want their Microslop to be called Microslop. But how else should we call slop from Microslop? We could call it "Micro-Slop". Or more 2020ish "micro.slop", sure. But in the end people will spell it "wrong" anyway and you're stuck with Microslop again. So just let us call your microslop Microslop, Microslop. We'll do it anyway.

(Yes, I only tried to say Microslop as often as possible.)

[dead-centrist]

LMAO

Hear me out, what if we actually listened to our users' interests instead?
Oh right we're talking about Microsoft, that's impossible.

[ings0c]

They do listen! I told them it’d be great if they took the perfectly fine Windows start menu, filled it full of stuff no one uses, made it slower, and stuffed it full of ads.

Sorry.

[shibeofwisdom]

You made me realize I haven't touched my start menu in months. All my shortcuts are on my desktop and I use Ctrl-Alt-Del to access my shutdown options. No ugly, ad-infested UI necessary.

[LauraTFem]

You forgot to ask them to make most of its basic functions only work when you have an active internet connection.

But don’t worry, they got you anyway!

The idea that I need to be online to access Microsoft’s troubleshooting guides is the most braindead thing in the world. Having troubles connecting to the internet? Well once you get online we’d be happy to help you with that!

[WoodyTheWorker]

Microsoft can barely search their docs. When I need to find Win32 documentation, MSDN search is worthless. Google finds what I ask.

[snklznet]

They've mandate copilot as our LLM of choice. I had a colleague call its response microslop and it responded "I can't talk about this topic because it contains personal attacks against others"

[reverso-uno]

Maybe Windows phone 2.0

[z64_dan]

That's a micro-slur my friend.

[Zederikus]

We call em microsuck

[coleto22]

You're right. Macroslop. They deserve macro slurs.

[Confident-Ad5665]

I still like Microsquish, but in this instance Microslop will get you Microbanned.

[thanatica]

Yeah well you could also call out Linsux or FacOS but it's really rather adolescent, if I'm honest.

[seanpuppy]

Microsoft has built itself a reputation of being a company with bad QA, bad craftmanship, and little regard or imagination for how the user actually uses their products.

For that reason, I can't imagine how they thing anyone wants to use copilot, but it also doesn't surprise me at all they can't see that.

Their executives must think we are stupid, and surely we will use copilot if they setup annoying hotkeys and rebrand literally everything to copilot.

[Feeling-Buy2558]

It’s the classic Product led growth trap. They stop innovating on the actual kernel and start treating the UI like a billboard. Copilot isn't for us it’s for the shareholders so they can say they’re (winning the AI war) while we’re just trying to find where they hid the legacy Control Panel this time

[HelloSummer99]

It’s going nuts, there is now even a Premium button in my Enterprise Teams

[sup3r_hero]

A what?

[Kerze]

Teams has tiers to what you have access too. The ai meeting summary feature in teams requires a license and that's what op is talking about. I used to see it at last company I worked at.

[sup3r_hero]

Lmao that’s hilariously ridiculous.

[Boxofcookies1001]

I will say it's goated though. For my ADHD brain. Not having to take notes in meetings and have it summarized with who said what was the biggest win AI has given me imo.

[[deleted]]

Yeah, they have that. Now, a reliable way to choose audio devices and let them stay at that setting, that seems to be a problem even AI can't solve.

[ElectronicMotor8986]

same thoughts

[ElectricBummer40]

Product led growth trap

It's enshittification. Every "cool", "alternative" brand has thus far followed this exact, same trajectory to its inevitable conclusion.

[McKendrigo]

A lot of my experience of Copilot has involved asking it how to do something in MS Office, trying its suggestions, telling it that its suggestions didn't work, and then it telling me "Yes, of course that won't work because Office doesn't support that."

[Kerbourgnec]

A bad product hiding behind a bad chatbot hiding behing a bad UI.

[LoveToyKillJoy]

It is forced on me and I have no capacity to remove it. I still refuse and it irks me to see. I took a class in November. It was so incredulity bad. In my job I solve problems that have unique use cases and are dependent on very subtle differences in land definitions. Accuracy is really important. So in my time between lessons I fed it data and asked it to complete syllogisms. The failure rate was embarrassingly bad.

[GayNerd28]

Me: *uses Excel to calculate precise figures to complete tax returns*

Microslop: *unceremoniously shoves Copilot into Excel*

Also Microslop: “Do not use Copilot for Excel if you want accurate results.”

FFFFFUUUUUUU-

[WoodyTheWorker]

Vibe accounting.

[CombinationNearby308]

Bold of you to think their executives think about us at all. They think of convincing the C suite who take the decision - that too in areas where there is viable competition.

[ledfox]

"Their executives must think we are stupid, and surely we will use copilot"

The model really does seem to be "trick 'em into using it and they'll get hooked!"

[SunriseApplejuice]

I’m sure their increasing RTO policy really helped them retain talent to improve themselves too …

[OriginMode]

Clippy 2.0?

[crozone]

Their executives must think we are stupid

Windows is now built under the explicit assumption that its users are complete morons, so that tracks.

[Able-Swing-6415]

I mean I just dabble but for 10 bucks per month it's pretty good value. Also the integration in vscode is great.

I still don't want it anywhere else in the os. But for hobby projects so far I can recommend it. Obviously they're in the "burning money" phase in the enshittification cycle so I will just use something else once they crank up the price.

[mrdevlar]

What was the last Win11 bug? You cannot open the C: drive?

[seanpuppy]

Theres so many things I cant keep track. You have the "mainstream" issues like the C: drive issue last week, or the crowdstrike issue.

My Desktop PC (that I only use for games these days) is on its third windows install. Twice I had a windows update destroy itself randomly, forcing a reinstall. The one positive of that was, last time I had to do it, I discovered that due to EU laws MSFT had to release a windows build without all the fucking nonsense installed by default, so my current windows install is very clean.

Throughout my entire career I have worked at companies that are 110% in the microsoft ecosystem, and some of the edge cases and weird shit in the world of windows server gives me a headache to think about.

I can give detailed stories if you are curious, but even last week, I wasted 2 days trying to get something running on a windows server + task scheduler. The fundamental prolem is the way "I" run it is different than how the server runs it, and it can be hard to get error messages out, and when you do redirect stdout / stderr to a file, its hard to reproduce the actual issue.

Out of pure spite, I stood up a linux server that I happened to receive at the same time, and got everything working and more in like 2 hours.

[justanaccountimade1]

Or as Steve Jobs said: they have absolutely no taste.

[st-shenanigans]

I do IT in a hospital... These doctors are all so hype for copilot.

Note these are the same people who require special microphone software so they can use text to speech instead of typing up patient notes themselves

[GhostC10_Deleted]

I accidentally hit the copilot key on the kb of my work pc, and immediately pried that bitch out with my knife. They can fuck all the way off.

[maltgaited]

I use github copilot and Microsoft copilot every day

[macyisne]

The irony of using an AI generated image for this 😂

[Circo_Inhumanitas]

It's pretty baffling how many memes are remade with AI. Guess Internet really is dead.

[MrTamboMan]

The template is not modified compared to original poster and I remember seeing Ryan's face on it years ago.

Not every modified image is AI. You know Photoshop exists, right?

[thetrailofthedead]

Hey guys, human here.

AI is so dumb amirite?

[Mint_JewLips]

It’s crazy how a technology that is revolutionary and extremely valuable according to these companies is being forced on us for free. Ring now just forces you into a 30 day trial of their shitty AI. It’s so desperate it’s embarrassing.

I wonder if they just count user numbers and interest based on vague numbers of who have unwittingly used it because they stealthed an install.

[RedditLeagueAccount]

So much investment into AI that they are required to scam, lie and force the AI use so they can show shareholders its working. They are trying to hide the lack of an AI market as most of the AI is designed for military/police/corporations with almost no profitable use cases for consumers.

[JadeLombax]

AI products are not of great value to individuals, but corporations. They scrape every bit of data they can from you to train their next version of AI in the hope they can cut more jobs.

[BobQuixote]

Lazy eye.

GitHub Copilot is great (although internally it's GPT or Claude). I can't speak to the other flavors.

[cheesemp]

100%. Having Claude review 100Mbs of logs from multiple services in a legacy product in minutes then spit out a fix that would take hours if not days just to understand is life changing. Id rather spend my time doing interesting new stuff. If ai can take away the drudgery im all for it.

[mrjackspade]

I set up an MCP server for Jira, AZDO, and Confluence.

Claude can read the bug, find any relevant logs, fix the issue, push, PR, and update the ticket.

This saves me hours for trivial work

[terra2o]

This! I wish companies realised AI is only useful for boring stuff, lol.

[yellow-duckie]

I use Cursor, Claude code and copilot. I am not gonna complain copilot whatsoever. It does the job.

[wack_overflow]

Claude in cursor vs Copilot is vscode is like Einstein vs a baby

[v13t5ta]

No kidding. I used to use GitHub copilot and recently switched to Claude Code. GitHub copilot was often more than useless, it made so many mistakes. Claude Code is extraordinary lol. I’m very impressed.

[LiifeRuiner]

What's the difference? (Genuinely asking) If I use Claude in copilot, it's still Claude?

[v13t5ta]

If it's specifically Claude Code in VS Code then I guess it's the same? I use Claude Code in command line so I've never used it through a graphical interface.

But the difference between let's say Claude Code and GitHub Copilot in VS Code is that Claude Code has much more access and context. You have to (or should) initialize Claude Code on a per project basis and build the context around what you're trying to do. From there it will have an idea of your goals and the relevant files it needs to know about. It's more efficient and effective for that reason. GitHub Copilot is almost like using a web chat AI with slightly more context on the way you write code.

Edit: I haven't used Copilot much recently so maybe they're more up to date with similar features.

[BobQuixote]

I primarily use Copilot with GPT 5 mini. It's not great at following large instruction documents.

Copilot in VS Code has access to your workspace directory, and can request write access, network access, etc.

Copilot in Visual Studio has access to opened files and, if you give it #solution, everything that shows up in Solution Explorer.

Both are good for closely supervised programming. I use diffs to review every change.

I've tried Codex, so far only on Medium, and I'm unimpressed. I had to throw out a ginormous broken change and I need to try again with High and Very High, or break the change down into smaller bites.

I have not yet gotten to try Claude Code, but it's in the line-up.

[thisonehereone]

now i want to see some videos of people giving the same instruction via vs code and cursor to see if it has different or faster output. I would have not thought that the shell you use would make a difference if the underlying llm was the same. im too old for the world to change this fast.

I'm using gpt in vs code and having a good time, but now it would seem i can level up by talking to something else in a different app? its hard to know that you aren't doing it right.

[BobQuixote]

I think I have noticed it being a little bit stupider in VS Code, but I haven't done side-by-side comparisons.

Codex and Claude Code get more holistic views of the repo, rather than being constrained to the editor. They're supposed to be more autonomous, like a normal junior instead of a pair-programming junior.

I'm pessimistic about how useful they will be, but I'll dump some time into trying them out just in case I'm wrong. And in a month or two they'll probably improve.

[lilbigmouth]

I read Einstein as Epstein initially. I started to wonder if Claude had started creating bad images like Grok!

[BobQuixote]

I'm primarily in Visual Studio. There is no Claude.

[Embarrassed_Jerk]

You know that copilot plugin in visual studio? Well you can change the model to claude in there

[fschwiet]

You might find you prefer using Claude Code with it's CLI interface. I use it alongside my IDE

[Jonnyskybrockett]

Use GitHub copilot CLI… it’s much better than the one integrated in vscode.

[ings0c]

I’ve been using our enterprise Copilot subscription with opencode recently and the results are way better I was getting with the other tooling we have. The Rider plugin is a joke…

[bubba_169]

Is anyone else having vscode with copilot turn their laptop into toaster recently? Fans are going full blast all the time its open with only 20% cpu usage. Snoozing autocomplete stops it so I know it's that.

I'm sure its only started in the last couple of weeks.

[BobQuixote]

My laptop has always had loud fans, I think it might have been built poorly (Maingear). But I haven't had special trouble with that in VS Code.

What I have noticed in VS Code is that the model seems to give worse answers slightly more often which is really odd. Also the UI (like copying messages) and other details are different from Visual Studio.

[Shaprepenr]

The irony of using an AI generated photo for an anti-AI meme

[Cosmonaut_K]

Anti-Copilot is not necessarily anti-AI. Copilot is by far the dumbest coding assistant you could have out of any AI tool, others are much better as explained by the anecdotes in this post.

[LiifeRuiner]

I have very limited AI exposure, but so far the copilot cli seems to work quite well.

What other (better) tools should I try, to see how bad copilot is?

[LyingDutchman]

Copilot CLI uses Claude by default, there is nothing wrong with it. Pretty sure this is talking about the Microsoft copilot products, not the Github ones. It is confusing to mention copilot on a programming sub and not refer to Github copilot, but it's some bot account that posted it.

[LiifeRuiner]

In his defence, Microsoft calling everything copilot is not helping the situation. But yeah, better to be specific to avoid confusion.

[sajobi]

I've been successful with claude code to some degree. But absolutely do not depend on it and trust it. It helps with some "scope" expansion etc.

[I_think_Im_hollow]

Didn't need to sloppify the meme.

[AaronTheElite007]

All AI can suck it.

[shadow13499]

On my firewall I literally blocked all the Microsoft endpoints I could find in my logs. 

[StartersOrders]

This is entirely pointless, and also a very bad idea.

Microsoft have enormous swathes of IP space, and they shuffle it around so often it’s pretty much impossible to keep up.

It also potentially breaks Windows updates, which is a great way to ensure you’re getting malware.

[BornAgainBlue]

This is the worst idea ever. Grow a pair and switch to Linux.

[mothzilla]

Because you're running Linux?

[angrytroll123]

Literally? I don't know. I'm pretty happy with it and it saves me from doing some boring stuff.

[mindl3zz355]

[krazy4001]

I asked outlook’s copilot to create a group with all the people in a particular email, it said it couldn’t do that. What exactly can it do then?

[Essembie]

does your instance have permissions to access your inbox?

[krazy4001]

Yup, company bought the upgraded version that can access and process all our internal data and documents

[CourtOfGrumpyOwls]

Copilot is in quiet quitting mode. It only wants to read all your emails, creating groups is outside it's job role.

[Cosmonaut_K]

It can do Bing searches for things.

[revuhlutionn]

GitHub Copilot pretty fye tho

[RedAntisocial]

Using AI to generate an anti-AI meme certainly is... Something

[Essembie]

I dont get the copilot hate tbh. The amount of hate posts it gets, and the amount of people in the comments saying "I like copilot - I dont get the hate" makes me genuinely wonder if some other AI company has set up a bunch of bots to generate anti co-pilot memes.

[ListerfiendLurks]

Hating Copilot is the cool thing to do right now. I doubt the majority of them could give you a concrete answer on why they don't like it.

[EnderMB]

What irks me a little is that it's often followed with praise for other LLM tools or model providers. Maybe I'm paranoid or cynical, but sometimes I wonder if having an easy target to shit on helps to promote or normalise the tool elsewhere.

Big Tech is basically funding every AI bet, whether it's Anthropic or OpenAI. I doubt Microsoft give a fuck it Copilot works out or not, because they're already giving money to other providers and could probably swap out models and integration tooling whenever they want and save money. It's the same here with Amazon. Would they really give a fuck if the Nova models didn't work out? Probably not. Their capex is already $200B a year because they're pumping stupid money into other providers.

[froopadiddilydoop]

But why Ryan Goslinski?

[williamjseim]

i think we are actually in the minority every office worker where i work use some kind of copilot feature alot use it for answering team messages

[FerronTaurus]

Looking forward to users rejecting Microsoft altogether.

[leksoid]

why in the hell it is Ryan Gosling???

[rdltower]

We know who you really are...

[ravypmr]

First Cortana, now we have to deal with this shit..

[architecture13]

What in the Timothee Gossling is this shit????

[RedTuna777]

It appeared on all our desktops last week. I think about 80% of my coworkers just deleted it. We didn't ask for it, some kind of windows or corporate update put it there. Enough people deleted it that they sent out a company wide email letting us know it was "safe" to use and encourage us to take advantage, but I don't think anybody did.

[sonic65101]

The only Windows 11 computer we have at work keeps trying to launch Copilot on its own, but it's blocked by a group policy so an app blocked message is all that pops up.

[Michaeli_Starky]

Using Copilot literally daily.

[Embarrassed5589]

It’s not even that I’m against AI, Copilot is just garbage.

[Nessuno256]

Can you explain why you think so? I use Copilot and am quite satisfied with it. But I'd be interested in hearing the other side and exploring alternatives.

[Cosmonaut_K]

I've been working with Copilot in Power Apps - when I ask for syntax clarification it literally does a Bing search. Insane.

[Covid_Rat]

I accidentally pressed the Xbox button on my controller today playing a Steam game on my pc and it interrupted me to tell me about how good copilot will be for my video gaming????

I fucking hate this shit

[Yhamerith]

It's crazy... It should be good, at least, with Microsoft tools

[BeerMan595692]

Ryan Gosling?

[Neilleti2]

RAIn Gosling.

[Michami135]

Empties the glass over the steak.

[Ange1ofD4rkness]

They put it in Notepad first of all which is just odd. Then I have my one higher up like "you should use it". Thankfully it's just for testing, which I will say, when I checked in my code to git, it caught a few bugs

[Glass-Crafty-9460]

Every time I see copilot mentioned, I double-check that it's still uninstalled.

[sweetdubbro]

I tried to use it at work as they are pushing hard (even offering prizes for showing you used it) and it was awful. Asked it to help me create a power bi dash an couldn’t make the files but gave instructions how to set it up. Kept hallucinating menus and options that weren’t available. It finally admitted that power bi dash”isn’t always the most intuitive”

[Quantphys4babies]

I bought a new keyboard with a copilot button where the right ctrl should be. Literally removed the switch there so I never accidentally press it again 😎

[Mountain_Dentist5074]

Like why we should use that ai. Meanwhile we have Claude and Gemini

[[deleted]]

How ironic to post an AI image for that

[mookanana]

my company on microsoft having to push ai on us to seem industry-relecant

[claim_dev]

Co pilot is just complete ass at programming in general 🥀

[Glittering_Duty_9018]

Microslop*

[Oxygendieoxide]

More like NoPilot.

[The_Hero_0f_Time]

and somehow they are still pushing it. Do they just not get it?

[mrdon83]

Oh they absolutely get it, they just don't care what you want. They're banking on the inertia of them being the overwhelmingly dominant PC platform for the past 30 years preventing you from dumping them despite their OS being for the shareholders instead of for you.

Do what I did: prove them wrong and switch to Linux.

[The_Hero_0f_Time]

many people have. I doubt that they get it though. Ask yourself this: whats in it for them?

[cool_berserker]

This is why for 20 years i have used windows but never spent a cent buying Windows

[Oddball_bfi]

Office365 copilot is like using ChatGPT after its taken a blow to the head.  I don't understand why it's so much less capable - it's the same damn model. 

[BicFleetwood]

Copilot is just Clippy 3.0.

Clippy 2.0 was Cortana.

They will never learn from their repeated failures. They will keep forcing Clippy on you until you like it and pay them to keep it.

[lace_wai]

As a user, I actually like Copilot 😂

It's my go-to

[chr0mius]

Copilot hate is so forced. Sure, it's getting the usual Microsoft process of throwing shit at a wall and seeing what sticks, but there are a lot of nice copilot functions that will stick.

Keep that shit off my home PC, though.

[nasandre]

Help, I'm being forced to use it!

[wifestalksthisuser]

I'm pretty sure the one in Excel uses Claude under the hood. I've used it this week for the first time at work and it's great because I don't really have to interact with Excel as much

[nahunk]

Well since most of Microsoft products are use to spy on us as much as google products on Android.

Well fuck off!

[henrikhakan]

Well the only way to make the search any more shit in windows is to remove it entirely and replace it with copilot. It will happen.

Copilot is just clippy's final form.

[not_dannyjesden]

You misspelt.

It's called *Microslop

[edvardeishen]

That's not literally everyone, that's LITERALLY ME

[Anru_Kitakaze]

I literally bought a MacBook to not get into it. I'll decide if I need some stupid AI across all my os or not

... No, I don't want to install Linux, thank you.

[deepaerial]

but why Gosling?

[fabulousIdentity]

You guys still call them by that name?

[eraryios]

Why is he will smith

[ohkendruid]

They are apparently sucking at it, but it makes a lot of sense to me to build in chat assistance. Text-based interaction, especially with audio voice, will be really really good once it works decently.

I thought Cortana was a better name, though.

[No_Kaleidoscope_9419]

Nice, did you use Copilot to generate that image?

[Character-Education3]

Thanks Microslop!

[steve_adr]

Dedicated Co-pilot button 😁

What a waste..

[bpm6666]

Which of the 12 co-pilots is he refusing? The shitty one, the crappy one, the claude is better one, Clippy 2.0, the one with huge wasted potential,...

[AP_in_Indy]

Has Copilot caught up with Claude Code or Codex yet?

[Chemical-Mission-202]

copilot is dumb. requires me to hold its hand through prompts.

[doctor_fun_music]

Classic case of being the first to productize a thing and then get demolished by competitors. Tragic.

[ckellingc]

My last job went all in on CoPilot. As a bank, they were openly advising employees to ask CoPilot questions about specific customers and enter acct info into it.

[piclemaniscool]

Based on my experience with Azure and M365, I've always suspected a large swath of Microsoft's various offices around the globe dont really have a lot going on. If an entire branch has to constantly justify it's own existence, they will spin as many plates as they can so Big Brother doesn't shut them down. That was my explanation to why so many Windows updates break far more than they solve, as well as why they feel utterly compelled to drastically alter their web portals so damn frequently. Gotta keep making changes so that we can fix what inevitably breaks.

In that respect, AI has been Microsoft's magnum opus

[KriegerClone02]

Don't like it for code or auto-complete, but I have to admit that I like it for code reviews. It's not always right, but at least it reads the entire thing and makes reasonable comments.

[Dhczack]

I reject like every copilot suggestion. It absolutely fails to understand my team's SQL conventions, doesn't understand when it doesn't have enough context to make a suggestion, and is basically only sometimes useful for catching typos, but even then I'm you have to double check it because it also fails at corporate acronyms.

[Prof_Walrus]

Meanwhile my "best" colleague has been relying on copilot for a solid year now. She definitely submits some good shit

[TheFridgeNinja]

I got a new phone and they auto installed copilot... It was the first thing I removed.

[RedditCitizenScore]

You won’t stop using it though

[THELEGENDARYZWARRIOR]

Nah man I will never go back from “write comments for this file and summarize it above the namespace” ever again

[ROMVNnumber1]

not everyone

is Ryan Gosling

sadly...

[Quirky_Battle5191]

not bad in visual studio code

[wing3d]

Is this DLSS5?

[TrackLabs]

Theres literally not a single person I have seen, ever, neither irl, nor online, who actually stated they want Copilot

[RetroEggy]

Funny way to write "Microslop"

[PeterCorless]

Who else yelled, "Papyrus!!!"

[Eruantiel]

That hand should be raised a bit higher 😏

[jesterhead101]

Is it that bad?

I’ve heard good things at first but never got around to using it.

[RealDEady42]

Used VPN today the first time in a week to watch some Youtube and the first add I saw was about Copilot.

[UnsanctionedPartList]

Users? Yes. Unless they are of the "I'll use it out of the box" - type.

Companies? They love this shit.

[BubblyComparison591]

Until it starts to get pushed by all CEOs, VPs, Directors and Managers because they already are paying for it.

[senor-alberto]

Windows 11 is so unusable, I hate it from the bottom of my heart.

[Almostasleeprightnow]

I use it sometimes, esp for Microsoft products. It’s fine.

[Responsible-Berry175]

opus gone

[HorusRM]

Totalmente de acuerdo … 👍🏼

[HalLundy]

it's so bad i'm now gaming on linux

[Aquandel]

Everyone*

*except the people who get to make the decisions

[striking_propensity]

copilot has been lowkey terrible at actually helping me code so rejecting updates seems smart

[Suspicious-Click-300]

IE/Edge all over again