if you judge it by the standards of current system performance, the phrasing is more appropriately “as good as then”
and I hate that that is the case. like seriously, how do you fuck up file explorer (and I’m not talking about whatever this post is about that I haven’t even opened yet, I’m talking about Windows 11 file explorer being essentially not functional)
if you judge it by the standards of current system performance, the phrasing is more appropriately “as good as then”
and I hate that that is the case. like seriously, how do you fuck up file explorer (and I’m not talking about whatever this post is about that I haven’t even opened yet, I’m talking about Windows 11 file explorer being essentially not functional)