Everything I have with DDR5 is running Win11. I have some DDR3 machines on Win10 tho. And of course DDR4. Just in my house I have three pretty decent DDR4 gaming rigs with compatible CPUs, SSDs, and nice video cards 3070ti and 4070ti, but the motherboard isn’t up to spec. I don’t like Win11 anyway though. I’ll have to figure those out soon I guess.
It isn’t only misuse. Sick now means very nice. That didn’t happen because people didn’t understand the meaning of the word sick. Language just changes, and dictionaries acknowledge common use.
Yes, in this case it probably came from generations of people not understanding the difference between a cow and a bull. And most people only see cows irl, not a lot of places have fields full of bulls. I was pretty much raised understanding that “cow” was both a general term and a specific term. No one uses the term bovine in real speech.
It once was wrong. When it becomes one of the definitions, it’s no longer wrong. That’s how language works.
If you look up the definition of cow, it includes this:
(loosely) a domestic bovine animal, regardless of sex or age
So, it is maybe an informal use of the word, but not unrecognized.
I was trimming a tree on my property and a big branch kicked back and broke my arm. I said, “It’ll be fine.”
It’s fine.