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SwiftOnSecurityWhat makes Windows 11 so much better is that instead of using 1's and 0's, Windows 11 only uses 1's.
WndlB@SwiftOnSecurity #1 ranked #toot
morb@SwiftOnSecurity who cares about windows 3
it's 2023
Hugo Slabbert ⚠️
Ben Cotton (he/him)@SwiftOnSecurity it's more aerodynamic that way
Electronic Eel@SwiftOnSecurity unless it's busy installing updates - then it's use is 0.
uzayran@SwiftOnSecurity
It makes predictive computing a lot more efficient
It makes predictive computing a lot more efficient
Digital Mark λ ☕️ 🕹 👽@SwiftOnSecurity It's 1 better innit? You're at Windows 10, where can you go from there? Nowhere. Unless, you go to Windows 11.
Aimee@SwiftOnSecurity well my mind got swapped into binary by the end and got confused at mention of Windows 3.
AT-AT Assault 🏳️⚧️Ah yes, the unary number system
Stephen Hoffman@SwiftOnSecurity As we gain experience and age as developers, binary logic increasingly coexists with urinary logic.
Marty Party@SwiftOnSecurity Windows 9 is an underrated classic IMO
kurtsh@SwiftOnSecurity Well, shit. Why didn't anyone just say so, dammit? Would've made my W11 pitch decks so much shorter than the 134 slides I used to use 🤣, starting with...
Alesandro Ortiz 🇵🇷🏳️🌈@SwiftOnSecurity This post alone is deserving of a Microsoft MVP award.
Slim Bill (He/Him)@SwiftOnSecurity ones take lower voltage, hence use less power: Microsoft's commitment to sustainable software.
Michael Weiss@SwiftOnSecurity and what I like about that is it takes less space on the computer. A 1 is considerably skinnier than a 0. And they stack more neatly too!
MikeZilla Minus One@SwiftOnSecurity that’s a binary code joke right?
Jeroen Baert@SwiftOnSecurity so much more efficient in storing data. No space wasted on 0's!
Robin Capper@SwiftOnSecurity It saves power by not rendering toolbar buttons inside '...' only to use more generating flyout buttons.
The Computer Cellar@SwiftOnSecurity Gonna start telling my customers this.