Microsoft says Teh Gay is "inappropriate." The corporate computer giant and evile empire banned a kid from having an X-box account because he listed the name of his home town in his profile, and happens to live in Fort Gay. The people of Fort Gay are not putting up with this. When challenged, Microsoft made up some fake story about how this happened, said they were sorry, and agreed to reinstate the child's account. As long as he not list his home town as Fort Gay. Which part of "you are a bunch of bumbling morans" do they not understand? And these are the people who are in charge of all the software? Source and more details.
Speaking of Microsoft, have you considered trying Linux? If so, consider the "Mint" version of Linux. It may be the most friendly version for new users, and a brand new edition has just come out.
"No, wait," you say, "always wait until the new version has been out for a while so they can work out all the bugs!"
If you thought that, you are obviously not a Linux user yet! For some computer operating systems, the new versions are marketing events full of bugs, later to be fixed by the service release. In Linux, the new version is the thing that fixes whatever bugs may have emerged since the last version, and for the main operating system itself, new versions come out very frequently, so the number of new bugs is low and the number of bug fixes is high.
So click here and find out more about Mint.
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Speaking of Microsoft, have you considered trying Linux? If so, consider the "Mint" version of Linux. It may be the most friendly version for new users, and a brand new edition has just come out.
"No, wait," you say, "always wait until the new version has been out for a while so they can work out all the bugs!"
If you thought that, you are obviously not a Linux user yet! For some computer operating systems, the new versions are marketing events full of bugs, later to be fixed by the service release. In Linux, the new version is the thing that fixes whatever bugs may have emerged since the last version, and for the main operating system itself, new versions come out very frequently, so the number of new bugs is low and the number of bug fixes is high.
So click here and find out more about Mint.
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