Latest about Windows XP
Sick of Microsoft's AI push, I switched from Windows 11 to the ancient Windows XP. What could go wrong?
There are obvious sticking points with the methodology of the suite of tests, but the results are still worth discussing.
Yep, the Windows XP Crocs are real – dubbed the Microsoft 50th Exclusive Crocs, these take the iconic wallpaper as the main design, come with six Jibbitz, and a matching carrying tote.
The Black Friday rush is nothing compared to how Microsoft’s ugly sweater is flying off shelves.
While going back to Windows XP was almost as blissful as its wallpaper, browsing the web proved to be a frustrating time.
Because Microsoft doesn’t validate product keys anymore – not officially – this could be a useful workaround for a niche set of users.
Microsoft commissioned a firm to draft logos for Windows XP back when it was in development, and now we get to see 50 of those designs.
Organizations don’t seem interested in bringing aging work hardware up to date, which continues to cause security concerns.
