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But you could make millions from a sick billionaire widow from Asia who wants to do a last good deed!
Or of course from your rich uncle from Bolivia who passed away and named you as his sole heir!
How are these kind people going to reach you now?
Think of all the opportunities you'll miss, you privacy-valueing fool! 
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Now I will go in search of that widow from my continent. 
The sh*t I complain about
It's like there ain't a cloud in the sky and it's raining out - Eminem
~! Firewall !~
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See the line that says "Use Ctrl+Left/Right to switch messages, Ctrl+Up/Down to switch threads, Ctrl+Shift+Left/Right to switch pages"? I love that feature. Probably reveals my age. 
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I never knew and never saw! 
It's cool though! 
Mm.. you must be very young to have such a superior vision! ^_^
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Umm...that's been there for ages.
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The guys only been here a month..
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Windows 10 Annoyance OTD:
In Edge, there's too much space in between menu items. Anyone knows how to reduce that?
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Don't use Windows 10?
(Sorry, that was too much temptation to resist  )
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Use Chrome?
Mongo: Mongo only pawn... in game of life.
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Too much space? Really? What difference does it make? Is anybody's life at risk? Will the economy collapse? Is it a hidden cause of global warming?
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Get a monitor with a higher pixel density. 
One of my personal pet peeves with Windows 10 goes the other way--it seems that Microsoft has declared war on resizable window borders. Not that you can't resize anything, just that the border width for most windows is a single pixel, which makes them more difficult to grab/resize than ever.
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How so? If this was intended to be "tablet-friendly", the borders would be bigger (making them easier to grab), not the other way around.
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I was thinking tablet-friendly in the sense that there are practically no borders and you get the maximum viewing area.
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For Metro Modern Universal apps, yeah, perhaps that makes sense, but these are your everyday desktop apps. Notepad, Explorer, the command prompt, PowerShell windows...etc, etc.
Besides, even Universal apps run in windows on 10, unless you explicitly switch into tablet mode. So the nearly-invisible window borders don't make sense to me.
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No problems with the installation. Didn't take long either. Less than an hour.
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I went from W7 to W10 and am pleasantly surprised. The layout is much closer to 7 than 8.
I am noticing a little lower performance, however. Primarily opening applications.
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My upgrade took over four hours, and I lost count of the number of restarts. It does seem stable but slower.
Software Zen: delete this;
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My brother-in-law had the same problem. He has an older laptop. Mine is over a year old, but and went surprisingly fast. Having 64 GB of RAM must have helped.
modified 6-Aug-15 13:49pm.
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Mine is pretty old - six years or so. I've only got 4GB of RAM in it, which is unfortunately the maximum.
Software Zen: delete this;
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Gary Wheeler wrote: I've only got 4GB of RAM
Still plenty for Win10.
I'm running it on my HP Stream 7, which comes with a paltry 1GB. It's not "fast", but I wouldn't describe it as unresponsive either.
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Bassam Abdul-Baki wrote: Having 64 GB of RAM must have helped.
And you need most of that for TakeStock[^]. 
/ravi
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Me too, messed up plans for the day though! I'm wondering what PC manufactor you have mine was HP, are they rolling 10 out and fixing it for each make (if you have a bitsa you did yourself you may have issues, 'luckily' mine blew up and I had to buy a Win 8 box off the shelf!)
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