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Kari said:

First, if rep was allowed in this section, I would have repped you now for your sincere effort to teach me English with that quote from a dictionary, explaining what word ridiculous means. As you know, English is not my native language, not even second or third language. I appreciate your willingness to help an uneducated person like me to understand your language better.

Reading that dictionary quote I couldn't help noticing how wrong I have been about it's meaning. An example: I have always thought being ridiculous meaning something like thinking / hinting / telling things like "This app is unnecessary, I will never use nor need it. Therefore, nobody needs it and it should not be included in Windows!".

Now I know better: ridiculous means things like saying that it is understandable that Microsoft cannot make Windows individually for each user.

Really, my sincere thanks for educating me :)





But I have done it already! Although I do not uninstall native apps, they simply do not disturb me, I fully understand that some users would like not to have them. Therefore I have made this video:



(Quote from Tips and tricks - You saw it first on TenForums! Solved - Windows 10 Forums)

Kari

@Kari You can see from the image that the only app I have removed is Connect as Miscast is not compatible with my machine. Funny thin is that the more apps you remove the greater the space used by Windows 10 becomes. Thanks for your help with this..

Fabler2 said:

@cereberus , the only way I can remember when the clocks go back or forward is the saying " Fall back and Spring forward".​ So not much confusion will reign... I think.

Unless you are half the world's population in Southern Hemisphere?

cereberus said:

I see Falls Creators Update has been renamed Autumn Creators Update in UK and Australia plus others and I only made a joke about this a few posts back. MAGIC - now we can really confuse people later - lol.

I think "Fall/Autumn Creators Update" sound like a new line of clothing/shoes/hand bags or some such items.

Fabler2 said:

Not an important issue.

One can say it is trivial, but remember MS purport to be a global company and then use a (predominantly) US term. It just sends the wrong message ie we do not care about anybody but US.

What is wrong with just calling it RS3?

We use that saying too.