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Developer Drags 1990 Word 1.1a Kicking and Screaming Into Windows 11, Because Nostalgia
A developer resurrected Microsoft Word 1.1a (1990) as a 64-bit app for Windows 10/11, because who needs AI when you have WYSIWYG?
ZDNet
A developer resurrected Microsoft Word 1.1a (1990) as a 64-bit app for Windows 10/11, because who needs AI when you have WYSIWYG?
The Verge
Microsoft finally remembers that users just want to find their files, not play a quiz or buy something.
ZDNet
Windows 11 has a bug where a single system file can grow to 500GB, but Microsoft is finally fixing it after a year - optional update available now, mandatory one coming July 14.
ZDNet
A tech journalist's sardonic guide to RAM in 2026: 16GB is the new baseline for Windows, 8GB still works on Macs if you squint, and 32GB is for gamers with no budget.
The Verge
Microsoft's new Cloud-Initiated Driver Recovery will automatically fix bad drivers so you don't have to - at last, a Windows Update feature that does less harm than good.
The Verge
Microsoft finally admits its MSN feed in Windows widgets was about as welcome as a pop-up ad, so they're hiding it by default.
The Verge
Microsoft finally lets Windows users delay updates for 35 days at a time, indefinitely, with no limits - just remember to hit pause again before the deadline or face the dreaded update reboot.
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