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September 04, 2023

"The Art of Making Windows Tolerable with Chris Titus" - Lunduke’s Big Tech Show - September 4th, 2023 - Ep 040

I am joined today by Chris Titus -- Tech YouTube-inator, and software developer -- to talk about his quest to make Microsoft Windows far more enjoyable to use through his "Ultimate Windows Utility". A single application that fixes many of the shortcomings of Windows. Removing telemetry, debloating the system, and other such necessities.

https://christitus.com/

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