Skip today’s Windows 11 update: it breaks cursor styling, resets wallpaper, and more
Article:
[…] it also appears to be breaking cursor customization and wallpaper settings for a large number of people, based on a fast-growing pile of user reports since release
I installed the update (Build 26200.9278) myself and did not run into either issue.
Anyone else get bothered by publications’ tendency to have headlines misaligned with reality or the article’s content?
I might be splitting hairs here, but the language in the headline is absolute. They were an inclusion of the word “may” away from having a headline that accurately represented the situation.
Wouldn’t bug me so much if it weren’t for the fact that words, language, and conveyance of information weren’t literally these peoples’ jobs.
Headline:
Article:
Anyone else get bothered by publications’ tendency to have headlines misaligned with reality or the article’s content?
I might be splitting hairs here, but the language in the headline is absolute. They were an inclusion of the word “may” away from having a headline that accurately represented the situation.
Wouldn’t bug me so much if it weren’t for the fact that words, language, and conveyance of information weren’t literally these peoples’ jobs.