yes, monster. familiarity breeds content.
it's true, I've grown to like the environment I spend much of my time in. But a computer user doesn't *have* to use Windows 10, as your example illustrates, and others have mentioned.
The point I was trying to make is that it does become less aggravating to use as sustained exposure gives the user the chance to improve their fluency with the interface. And I'd say that the majority of the complaints about windows 10 is about the interface. The post repeated by xoB addresses a very different aspect of life with win10, the much tighter connection with microsoft on an ongoing basis. you might object to this too, if you noticed.
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