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Microsoft's official "Bing Wallpaper app" does some nasty, malware-like things to Windows
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this post was submitted on 23 Nov 2024
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You realize it's open source and you don't need their blessing to use it right?
You're not entitled to force people to deal with you being a raging jackass.
Yes, everyone knows that. What they did is banned developer accounts, thus preventing you from contributing to it.
There it is. The community of inclusion once again unable to express their thoughts without insulting people. Almost comical, but I guess there’s nothing funny about hypocrisy.
Glad you see it as well. It's so fundamental to how they engage online, the hypocrisy becomes them.
Bold coming from someone who recently took a strong stance on support of sexual assault against women.