Explore a comprehensive video debunking seven prevalent computing myths, addressing misconceptions about Windows operating systems, storage technologies, and data security. Learn why Windows 10 wasn't actually declared the "final version," understand the true nature of M.2 and USB-C specifications, and discover facts about Linux's impact on USB drives. Delve into Google's privacy policies regarding Google Docs, challenge common assumptions about Linux terminal usage, and gain clarity on RAID storage systems' role in data protection. Each myth is thoroughly examined with supporting evidence and clear explanations, providing accurate technical information to help make informed decisions about computing technologies and practices.
Overview
Syllabus
Microsoft 2015 Ignite presentation in which Jerry Nixon did NOT say that Windows 10 was going to be the last version of Windows -- listen from about : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/ignite-2015/brk2352
Titles & Intro
The Last Windows
M2 is an interface
USB-C is an interface
Linux destroys USB drives
Google reads Google Docs
You have to use the terminal
RAID keeps data safe
Taught by
ExplainingComputers
