This was a GREAT tutorial on this feature. Very detailed, and extremely comprehensive. Thank you very much for compiling and posting it. I might use the feature every now and then to keep track of my time and progress on certain tasks and projects, as well as making sure I take regular breaks, which I neglect to do all too often. But, while I like using a to-do list, I have too much animosity toward Microsoft in general, along with a good dose of “hmm…what data are they mining off me this time?”, to voluntarily allow them to have any of my personal information that they haven’t already stealthily stolen. So, that feature is useless to me. As well as the Spotify feature. I think that of the nearly 800 albums that are in my collection stored on my PC and external drive I should be able to keep myself entertained while I am on my PC. Not to mention that most of the crap I do with my PC revolves around musical and audio/video projects. Making listening to any other music an impossibility anyway.
Sorry for the long-winded comment. I know you just wanted to know if we got anything out of your tutorial and appreciated it, and I began by stating that I did. I just can’t seem to get my feet off of a lot of soapboxes these days. And Microsoft is on my long list of tech frenemies that I go on about whenever I have the opportunity. My apologies.
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This was a GREAT tutorial on this feature. Very detailed, and extremely comprehensive. Thank you very much for compiling and posting it. I might use the feature every now and then to keep track of my time and progress on certain tasks and projects, as well as making sure I take regular breaks, which I neglect to do all too often. But, while I like using a to-do list, I have too much animosity toward Microsoft in general, along with a good dose of “hmm…what data are they mining off me this time?”, to voluntarily allow them to have any of my personal information that they haven’t already stealthily stolen. So, that feature is useless to me. As well as the Spotify feature. I think that of the nearly 800 albums that are in my collection stored on my PC and external drive I should be able to keep myself entertained while I am on my PC. Not to mention that most of the crap I do with my PC revolves around musical and audio/video projects. Making listening to any other music an impossibility anyway.
Sorry for the long-winded comment. I know you just wanted to know if we got anything out of your tutorial and appreciated it, and I began by stating that I did. I just can’t seem to get my feet off of a lot of soapboxes these days. And Microsoft is on my long list of tech frenemies that I go on about whenever I have the opportunity. My apologies.
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