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Rust didn't exist in 90s yet Windows' performance was pretty good speed, consumption or bloat-wise.
Unattended is no "magic". Go ahead and inspect the xml file created by that utility, all the customization and debloating is practically same as running a script post install.
If you really want to debloat before it's installed you want this: https://ntlite.com/
Yeah now they have IMEI and all the other device specific info anyway they might as well forego the phone number
I dare you try creating a Google account that isn't tied to anything else.
Nowadays you can't even create an account in desktop browser without first having to scan a qr code from a mobile device first.
These are still very generous limits I doubt that'll help at all
Tells you everything you need to know about Windows in 2026.
You'd need better than perfect vision to be able to make use of it, though.
No it isn't. It isn't a word process for gods sake. It has one literally one job and 300 MB is like an order of magnitude off for that. This mentalty is the slippery slope that led us to the situation in the OP today.
You say tomato we say tomahto
At the end of the day bloated app is a bloated app its consequences are the same.
That's still a HUGE amount when you remember mplayer (which mpv was based on) ran on PCs that has had less RAM than that.
No it isn't good, and no it probably doesn't because it is kernel's job. I'd rather they don't do double caching, and it's actually worse if they do.
Today 8GB is bare minimum.
now multiply it with every web site you want to access.