Seven years later, I bought a new MacBook. For the first time, I don't love it

Re:Seven years later, I bought a new MacBook. For the first ... by bragh on Tuesday June 02, 2020 @02:05PM (#23394009)

> But when I wrote something incorrect, in your perception, you straightaway jumped to "lying".

Because the entire tone of your original post was written in a way to imply that the OP hadn't done the due diligence. The end of your post was quite telling in "It's quite straightforward."

I just don't understand how come there are so many pro-Microsoft comments lately justifying everything bad that they are doing. It feels like arguing with a pure-Microsoft IT department, everything good that happens in Windows is good and everything bad is user mistake and could have never happened.

> Edit: I did that Google search and found that Windows ignores Active Hours in the sense that it still downloads the updates. But it does not Restart the PC. I could be wrong, but I'd appreciate if you can state it politely.

And this same google search shows that this does happen:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10...

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/window...

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Re:Seven years later, I bought a new MacBook. For the first ... by vijucat on Wednesday June 03, 2020 @02:20AM (#23400456)

> Because the entire tone of your original post was written in a way to imply that the OP hadn't done the due diligence.

You have a problem. The lenses you are wearing make everything look negative.

> It's quite straightforward

In my mind, this was a statement assuring him that it is not complicated; Windows settings can sometimes be complicated, such as involving Registry hacks.

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