Someone is trying to log in to my account from WINDOWS 7!!!

me emailing the hacker asking for my password

It's a kind of shop. They do other things as well, but the shop is the most memorable. Co-Op is short for "Co-Operative".

They're related to the Co-Op Party, which is part of the Labour party (a popular left-wing political party).

You know, like don’t starve together, portal 2, deep strokes VR 3D p2p edition.

*ME

Oh that would be exactly the the kind of community I should make.

You’re welcome. !unexpectedfactorial@sopuli.xyz

https://sopuli.xyz/c/unexpectedfactorial

7 factorial is 5040

5040 factorial is 4 x10^16473

You shouldn't go one later deeper to solve for 7!!! unless you want to break your calculator

There actually are updates to it as for the last three years Microsoft has continued to patch it under the commercial "Extended Security Update" program - that only ended in January 2023.
You just couldn't get them as a home user without doing a lot of tweaking on your own.

Wouldn't be surprised if it's some compromised machine that someone else is controlling for illegal activities.

Nothing is, just accept this and plan with it in mind.

I dualboot Manjaro with Linux Mint.
But on school computers we even have Windows XP. Not much you can do with 256MiB of RAM.

I still did until last year. It's probably still the best operating system ever made.

You know how when you press the Windows key and are able to type into the searchbar? Prior to 10, this bar did an instant local-only search of your desktop applications and (if you enabled it) select cached documents. Imagine building up the muscle memory of using this to launch applications for a decade or two to the point where you don't even look at the screen anymore when launching apps. Now imagine that Windows 10 comes along and introduces a mandatory internet search that has to complete before it lets you see the local results that you were actually looking for.

Now imagine not being able to forget how snappy it used to be every single time you launch an application. Imagine the annoyance of being punished for a typo by having Edge open up a Bing search instead of the application you were trying to launch. Imagine not noticing the error and waiting 5 seconds for Bing to boot up, only to be confusedly greeted by a search you didn't ask for in a browser you wish you could uninstall. Imagine installing third-party applications to try and restore the old search experience only for it to get regularly broken by OS updates you cannot opt out of and are only sometimes notified of in advance (another "feature" that Windows 10 brought).

IMO Windows 7 was the last "pure" Windows before the power balance at Microsoft tipped in favor of the cloud & sales people.

Just to be the devil's advocate here, you can make the same mistake with embedded Linux.

Any old software should not be in the network.

The scope is an old 4-Channel digital scope from HP (now Agilent). It cost about a fortune when it was bought, and now I got my hands on it for a (small) donation in the barbeque fund. It needs some work (some dials' contacts need rework, and it definitly needs a new fan that does not sound like a starting plane. But otherwise, it is still good.

It only was retired because for our next project, 2GS won't cut it. And the amount of samples it could store was not much (for our needs), too. Still overkill for my private projects, with the bonus that I don't need to dig through manuals, as I know this thing inside out.

Because he hates his child and wants her/him to suffer, so he forces him to use windows vista. That's an obvious answer

It's a way of limiting screen time

Punishment

Because she is 9 and doesn't know how to do much of anything with a computer. So to ensure she doesn't break anything or end up where she shouldn't.... Windows vista

Character building exercise and/or tragic backstory

It uses the lotion or else it gets the hose again.