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22:39.19[Butch]Say, here's a dumb question.  Other than curse and wowmatrix, what addon managers/updaters are there?
22:39.28[Butch]I have one installed and I can't remember it's f'ing name.  :-)
22:40.38[Butch]OK, I remembered.  :-)
22:40.40[Butch]It's Minion.
22:41.20[Butch]So now that I've figured that out, is there any reason to not use minion?
22:41.32[Butch]Is curse any better?  Lots better?
22:45.51Amarandejust depends which site's addons you use the most
22:46.02AmarandeCurse downloads from Curse (duh), Minion downloads from WoWInterface
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22:46.12AmarandeAnd WoWMatrix is evil and should not be used :P
22:51.07[Butch]So nothing major to worry about between curse and minion?
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22:55.42Amarande[Butch]: not really. Curse Client is ad supported, but hey, isn't everything these days
22:56.07Amarandeyou might as well start getting more used to adware as long as it's decently coded, seeing that even windows seems to be integrating advertising in 10
23:17.10Eraclitohonestly, screw win10
23:17.25Eraclitoi've read only bad things about it
23:17.32Eraclitoi'll keep 7 until i can
23:17.50Eraclitothen i may totally move to linux and fuck them
23:24.00Amarandeas gamers, we're probably going to be stuck with 10 ultimately
23:24.10Amarandeunless one cares to buy server 2016 essentials as a desktop os, anyway heh
23:24.21AmarandeDX12 is probably going to be a requirement eventually
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23:25.45kullervoEraclito: oddly, I asked for everyone's bad experiences, and I've yet to hear any
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23:28.07Eraclitokullervo, win10 saves too many personal info into their cloud
23:28.18kullervothat can be disabled
23:28.20kullervoand like I care
23:28.21Eraclitoand according to terms of service, microsoft has access to all of them
23:28.23kullervogoogle already has my personal info
23:28.30Eraclitoyes, but you know how to disable them
23:28.41Eraclitoaverage next next next end user can't
23:28.46kullervolike it matters
23:28.51kullervodo you know? No hair off your balls
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23:29.08Eraclitobut... i often do tech help as side job
23:29.19kullervoyour own user experience should be the deciding factor for your own OS
23:29.24Eraclitoand for every kullervo i have to deal with two thousand next next next end users
23:29.58Eraclitoit's not nice when i have to "fix" stupid stuff microsoft did
23:30.17Eraclitobut like i said, 7 is really good, in the last years microsoft is trying to get to dark corners
23:31.11Eraclitoremember the whole xbox one thing, "always online"
23:31.22Eraclitoand the turning back from their steps
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23:44.42kullervoI had no trouble with "always online"
23:44.47kullervomy steam is already "always online"
23:46.28Amarandeand yeah, the marketing stuff, that's one thing, where people were getting really spooked was the thought of keyloggers
23:46.52Amarandeto this point I still think Nadella is shooting himself in the foot with the small business market even now that we know there's plenty of opt-outs
23:47.18Amarandelawyers will probably worry about terms of service, especially in industries where there are privacy guarantees by law
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23:47.52Amarandeand any business that's not big enough for enterprise to be cost effective either has to deal with paying careful attention to the opt-outs or has to spend $400 a machine (i.e., Server 2016 Essentials)
23:49.11Amarandeunless it's a long-term strategic choice, as in, businesses and home users ought to be on completely separate editions so that consumers can be monetised properly without concern that businesses are on the same OS
23:49.28Amarandei.e., the idea is to eliminate "Pro" over the long run and mostly have people on "Home" or "Enterprise"
23:50.35Amarandebut yeah, people had the fear that the marketing thing would have, say, you write the great american novel
23:50.56Amarandeand next thing you know you find out microsoft recorded it as you typed it and sold it as "user marketing data" to some big book publisher, who then publishes it and treats YOU as a dirty pirate
23:51.42Amarande(then there's the European business market, which has had the usual concerns about these features resulting in proprietary data getting shared with the NSA via Microsoft and then sold to US companies for an unfair competitive advantage)
23:56.29Eraclitoin some european countries privacy laws are pretty strict
23:56.40Eraclitoand collecting data like that is totally illegal
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