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I'm not familiar with the registry "crime".
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Not the crime, the vector. The TLAs have moved on to social media.
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DLLs and the registry might make sense when computing is expensive, but not make sense when storage is dirt cheap.
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Nothing to do with storage. DOS had a architectural limit and Gates was gaslighting people about that limitation. There was an extended memory kludge.
Windows was a 'reimagining' of Apple's Macintosh OS. Apple used a 'circle of managers' architecture cribbed from the Japanese who got it from
W. Edwards Deming. Windows uses a hierarchical structure with a single point of failure.