There is a setting somewhere IIRC (or at least there was) where you can separate file browser processes from the “main” explorer.exe process so you can kill individual Explorer windows but not the whole environment.

No, I’m not recommending a distro for you

Don’t worry, everyone else does

Yeah, sure, a really nice thing.

They should open-source it, as they did with Calculator.

like on porn sites

as someone, who could have been a professional classical guitar player, I am insulted.

so they are now pricey one-time/disposable phones

on mobile it’s just a huge pile of stinky shit anyway

I guess he just wanna links

oh yeah, now one can accidentally close the Start menu by clicking in the gap between the panels.

PCs/laptops with Windows preinstalled

or even pay extra to install it, if the machine would have FreeDOS by default.

30 from it is stackoverflow, 10 are github, and 2 e926 pages.

ah okay, thanks, I missed this one.

Are these only “just” pulled from the online catalog, or the browser itself blocks installation too from file?

If the prior, I don’t really like this action, but my browser won’t change because of it (for now?) and also Mozilla and Firefox served me well in the past almost 20 years since I use it, I trust these guys.

If the latter… that could be a different story.

it seems the internet has been geared towards people that think you have to ask the computer a question instead of searching for key words like how it used to work.

I mean, this is what we see/read in sci-fi series and movies at least since the 60’s.

Yeah, though I was like this is some behind the scenes or dvd extras material for this thread :P

okay, so this means the word ‘home’ is actually special accross languages 😆.

and not neccessairly the home as homeland like haza in hungarian ('cause that’s not even a noun (tho it is somewhat equivalent with home)), home like… your home.

In Hungarian it’s the same with “home” in particular. You say “I’m home.”. In Hungarian, I too say the exact same thing: “Otthon vagyok” (I’m home).

Your other two example works the same, you won’t say in Hungarian “I’m school” (Iskola vagyok (it means I am literally a school)). But you say “IskoláBAN vagyok” (I’m at school) or “PostÁN vagyok” (I’m at the post office. Notice the suffix in this case is completely different, but that’s another story of Hungarian)

Chauffeur gloves: am I a joke to you?!

Visual Basic looks strange nowadays, huh…