I guarantee it is.

Shit should be banned across the board not just for kids. Idk why the fuck authorities are obsessed with kids.

Microtransactions should be illegal across the board. Only content with real creative gameplay value should be able to be purchased, like the usual DLC's. Also pay2win should be fucking illegal too. Ruining the experience of other players should not be available as long as you've got too much money to spend.

I really don't think there's a point to being disappointed here... Average consumers will consume any slop that is advertised to them. We can enjoy good games while they enjoy their slop... Though I wish more people supported indie developers.

Rest in piss

Ah i see now, "to only support windows" *

I think it depends on the model. I know for example 2017 ThinkPads are excellent with windows, but the new ThinkBooks are seemingly windows-only...

The drivers for the proprietary hardware are all windows only. And, A LOT of the drivers this machine needs are proprietary. It has a fancy camera with good res and some IR...thing on it, but it only works in 480p resolution because 1. It doesn't use a normal free driver and 2. The driver Lenovo made for it to work is only available on Windows as an exe, and I'm really not knowledgeable enough to try to get it to work on a work machine... If you know what I can do please educate me but I'm not willing to guess and then have to pay for the thing... If you want details it's the ThinkBook G6 17 IML.

TL; DR for IDOR for the rest of you: it's basically based on security through obscurity.

Yea, but the issue is, Windows works because others don't, like linux. Windows gets preferrential baby treatment from all consumer tech manufacturers... A perfect example is my laptop. I have ubuntu on it. NOTHING works right because Lenovo decided to only support Windows and my employer didn't check and neither did they agree to invest some of my hours to investigate. Now I'm stuck with it. So i ask: is that Linux's fault, or Lenovo's, or whose is it?.. Either way it's not Linux's fault...

Me yesterday, except I only thought it figured it out, then found out hours later I must revert back to my workaround because it didn't really work fully and was fragile as fuck.

So they were enshittifying search engines in advance, so what? AI wasn't born yesterday.