I want to make a compilation of negative news story headlines I read about Windows 11
Everytime I see one of these articles, it's something negative. Once I have this huge list of compiled stories, I'll say at the end, it looks like Windows 11 ain't so hot. Instead of writing a story about how bad it is, why not write a story about alternative operating systems people could use, so that we can all get away from Windows 11 and Microsofts bullshit??
I'm willing to bet, I know it's not so great right now... but, let's just say for fun Linux Mint (which I've used is extremely close to Windows) is being talked about over and over, and more people would start using it, I think that right there would be motivation enough for the team to really work on the OS.
Take for example Netflix, imagine if every Netflix user cancelled their accounts tomorrow. Netflix is going to notice that. Now, imagine if every Netflix user said, "if you want me back as a paying customer, you need to bring back shows you used to have on here" and you watch how quick those shows would come back up.
Without paying customers, these corporations ain't getting a paycheck. If us little people would come together on some things and actually show these businesses we ain't playing, I bet they would change course real quick.
We have the power, not the corporations. There are more of us than them, there's power in numbers, and if we all banded together we can make change happen. But people don't want change. They'll talk about change and how it needs to happen, well you first have to make a decision, and then stick to it. You need confidence and determination. Just like people say boycott! Yeah, sure thing pal. They're right back at that business 2 days later lol. Boy oh boy, some boycott.
And just to touch on that, I have boycotted ea (used to be more known as Electronic Arts) but known now as ea, I've boycotted them since 2013. Last game I bought from ea was simcity 2013 and they screwed me over. Alright well then I'm not giving them another cent.
Imagine if you worked at Walmart and every employee on 2nd shift had enough of Bill's bullshit (<---- just an example). So, all of 2nd shift decides they're all going to walk out. What's Walmart going to do?? Fire all the employees? Let's say the managers, co-manager and store manager aren't a part of this walkout, you only have 6 or 7 people to run the store. And there's no way you're replacing all of those employees that quick. Probably what they would do is call in other employees who work there to cover shifts, but half of them don't even show up.
That's been my whole thing, like I hear soooooo many times people complain about their job. So I look at them and say, okay then maybe we should do a walkout, and they cave instantly. Well you want to talk a big game, you follow through, that's all I'm saying.
I'm willing to bet, I know it's not so great right now... but, let's just say for fun Linux Mint (which I've used is extremely close to Windows) is being talked about over and over, and more people would start using it, I think that right there would be motivation enough for the team to really work on the OS.
Take for example Netflix, imagine if every Netflix user cancelled their accounts tomorrow. Netflix is going to notice that. Now, imagine if every Netflix user said, "if you want me back as a paying customer, you need to bring back shows you used to have on here" and you watch how quick those shows would come back up.
Without paying customers, these corporations ain't getting a paycheck. If us little people would come together on some things and actually show these businesses we ain't playing, I bet they would change course real quick.
We have the power, not the corporations. There are more of us than them, there's power in numbers, and if we all banded together we can make change happen. But people don't want change. They'll talk about change and how it needs to happen, well you first have to make a decision, and then stick to it. You need confidence and determination. Just like people say boycott! Yeah, sure thing pal. They're right back at that business 2 days later lol. Boy oh boy, some boycott.
And just to touch on that, I have boycotted ea (used to be more known as Electronic Arts) but known now as ea, I've boycotted them since 2013. Last game I bought from ea was simcity 2013 and they screwed me over. Alright well then I'm not giving them another cent.
Imagine if you worked at Walmart and every employee on 2nd shift had enough of Bill's bullshit (<---- just an example). So, all of 2nd shift decides they're all going to walk out. What's Walmart going to do?? Fire all the employees? Let's say the managers, co-manager and store manager aren't a part of this walkout, you only have 6 or 7 people to run the store. And there's no way you're replacing all of those employees that quick. Probably what they would do is call in other employees who work there to cover shifts, but half of them don't even show up.
That's been my whole thing, like I hear soooooo many times people complain about their job. So I look at them and say, okay then maybe we should do a walkout, and they cave instantly. Well you want to talk a big game, you follow through, that's all I'm saying.
