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Off Topic / Как зайти на официальный сайт ...

Last post by Londonaro - Today at 03:48:09

Ознакомьтесь с особенностями и возможностями сайта - популярной платформы для онлайн-игр и ставок на спорт с широким выбором развлечений и высокими коэффициентами.

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News / iPhone Air

Last post by Redaktion - Today at 03:22:58

Apple will reportedly replace the Plus model with a new 5.5 mm-thick "iPhone Air" in the iPhone 17 lineup. Leaked specifications include a 6.6-inch 120 Hz display, A19 chip, 12 GB RAM, and a single 48 MP rear camera. Despite its thin profile, battery life may be maintained via a silicon anode cell and Apple's new C1 modem.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/iPhone-Air.1049247.0.html

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Off Topic / Официальный вход на сайт Vavad...

Last post by Indigroca - Today at 03:00:27

- популярное онлайн казино с увлекательными играми, выгодными акциями и быстрыми выплатами выигрышей.

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Off Topic / Зеркало казино Vavada - доступ...

Last post by EmilyZoom - Today at 02:48:46

вы найдете лучшие азартные игры, бонусные предложения и удобный интерфейс для комфортной игры в онлайн казино.

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Off Topic / На сайте представлено рабочее ...

Last post by Mercychep - Today at 02:33:19

Официальный сайт - доступ к зеркалу сайта и обзор лучших игровых возможностей для азартных игроков.

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News / Exchange's leaked code reveals...

Last post by Redaktion - Today at 02:22:48

A recent report from TRM Labs has shed light on the inner workings of Nobitex, Iran's largest cryptocurrency exchange. TRM's analysis revealed that the platform was built with obfuscation tools, VIP bypass logic, and deep integration into Iran's restricted banking system — raising serious concerns about the intent behind its design.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Exchange-s-leaked-code-reveals-intent-to-evade-regulation-potentially-aiding-financial-crime.1048925.0.html

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Miscellaneous / Re: Lenovo and other laptop ma...

Last post by GeorgeS - Today at 02:01:12

So it would appear that we've come full circle. <sigh>

Let me explain.

In the 'beginning' computers may have came with just the bare OS and OEM drivers for included devices installed. It was always a 'given' that the disk image might be slightly outdated so upon powering up, the OS and drivers might go through a few boot cycles gathering updates before the user could take control of the box.

This later morphed into the OEM including nearly countless 'trial ware'. The user COULD spend hours uninstalling each unwanted package (after the update cycles were finished) OR some OEM's offered a hidden 'factory reset/recover' option that would strip all the bloatware and leave a bare OS+drivers that was outdated.

Sometimes it was debatable which process was quicker.

At some point users revolted and for a time a computer again only had the OS+required drivers installed. Or actually with Windows computers on 1st power on the computer would GATHER all the updates and drivers from the web as needed.

So here we are again at 'bloatware'. IMHO: while the modern WIN-OS versions contain a bunch of its own 'bloatware' that I'll always TRY to get rid of, some of the nonsense will just never go away.

Which brings us full circle to when or IF we really have control over how OUR systems function and what software is running on it.

Microsoft appears to enjoy adding & removing features along with customer settings at its own will anytime it wishes to.

There is NO WAY to get only SECURITY UPDATES vs FEATURE UPDATES.

Monopoly.