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Microsoft will never change.
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this post was submitted on 03 Sep 2024
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It is a pretty long time.
The average lifespan is around 80 years and ⅛ of your entire life is still quite a long time. And that obviously only applies if you are 80. If you are under that it's even more.
While this is true, in the life of a company, it is not that long.
In reality the "feature" will be rolling out at an increasing rate, the numbers will be growing.
I'm not saying in 5 - 10 years the roll out will start, it already has! In 5 - 10 years it will be default on ALL (windows) computers.
Why should we really care about what software future generations will use?
We have better things to worry about.
Are you like 90?, 5 - 10 years doesn't strike me as "future generations".
I am also able to worry about more than one thing at once, also as a side note this ~~feature~~bug is "powered by AI", thus is an energy hog. Which directly affects the climate.....