they have replaced the menu key on the keyboard of its wifes new work-laptop with a Copilot keyit was tempted to throw the laptop against a wall but apparently it was expensive
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they have replaced the menu key on the keyboard of its wifes new work-laptop with a Copilot key
it was tempted to throw the laptop against a wall but apparently it was expensive
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they have replaced the menu key on the keyboard of its wifes new work-laptop with a Copilot key
it was tempted to throw the laptop against a wall but apparently it was expensive
this should be a criminal offense
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