I hate Vista.
Vista is Microsoft's Pentium 4. A product released to let the public know they were still around.
And since Server 2008 is Windows Vista, I also hate Windows Server 2008. For the love of all that's good and holy, if only they would let me disable UAC, this piece of shit might be fucking usable. But no. UAC must remain up. Probably because we hate ourselves. So instead we meander our way around this clumsily designed OS, trying to sneak around the Catch 22s that UAC creates.
This is like playing the puzzle games of yesteryear. Remember the harsh puzzle games that often relied on some obscure reference to get past a certain point? Yeah, UAC and Server 2008 is like that, except there are issues of you can't solve the fucking puzzle in a timely manner.
And since Server 2008 is Windows Vista, I also hate Windows Server 2008. For the love of all that's good and holy, if only they would let me disable UAC, this piece of shit might be fucking usable. But no. UAC must remain up. Probably because we hate ourselves. So instead we meander our way around this clumsily designed OS, trying to sneak around the Catch 22s that UAC creates.
This is like playing the puzzle games of yesteryear. Remember the harsh puzzle games that often relied on some obscure reference to get past a certain point? Yeah, UAC and Server 2008 is like that, except there are issues of you can't solve the fucking puzzle in a timely manner.