We will check it by already confirmed and well-known information for a Windows 7/8 users. I’ll ask artificial intelligence about the real date of extended support of Windows Server 2012 R2 codebase. This is a very exquisite and niche question even for technical people, but not so complex. Here is a dialog with the cut-down AI integrated into Google search. Underlined lines are my input. Text in the glowing green terminal monitors is an AI response.

I just have a blast in the brain and out of blue remembered a couple of applications aimed to add a little bit of fun to your boring plain desktop. The first one is [Desktop Toys] to completely destroy your desktop and the second one is [Ladybug on Desktop] for a more calmer people, just to enrich flat office atmosphere. Note that software is not designed for windows 10/11, but who really cares?

So you want to do something evil or make a present for the April’s Fool Day to your surrounding. Today we’re going to use the professional keyboard application [FilterKeys Setter] in its meanest form, will set keyboard filters to skip keystrokes, but only if the person starts typing at a faster rate. I find out that the easiest way is to set Ignore Under parameter somewhere around 60ms, so it will be not so obvious in the beginning for the end user, that key strokes are skipping.