Well they make a lot of sense if you can’t trust your clients.

My high school’s computer lab were all thin clients. I was told each cost like 20$ (wouldn’t be surprised if he exaggerated the cheapness a bit), and the server was being used for more than just the thin clients, anyway.

Some people still might not know.

Probably Mac users, but I hope I make someone one of today’s lucky 10,000.

Windows key. The graphic itself is what they used from windows 8-10.

Super key in Linux, command key in macOS.

It’s worth it if you would hate your current experience I suppose.

But yeah, not worth it at all, in my opinion. If I hated a budget option so badly that paying premium would win out, I’d have done that in the first place.

VLC icon, obviously.

VLC’s agenda has always been being the only traffic cone. It even stands for Very Large Cone.

Don’t fall for Big Cone’s agenda.

No you can’t do that with administrator in windows.

Some things, windows just won’t let you do, even as an administrator.