@ufdtech: It’s like Windows XP all over again, but without all the green stuff The Windows 10 default lock screen cave beach thing has become so engrained in our minds that people are now booking trips to New Zealand just to see it in real life The rock formations and freaky archway tunnel are on a place called Wharariki beach, which is on the north tip of the South Island of New Zealand Sagar and ami on Instagram posted a video where they brought a Windows 10 laptop to the actual location of the picture - which apparently takes around a 20 minute walk through farmland to get to, and is only accessible during low tide People’ve shown up there over the years and attempted to recreate it - but keep in mind the guy who photographed it originally was actually Steve McCurry - the journalist captured one of the most influential magazine covers of all time for the National Geographic June 1985 issue - some of your great grandparents might even recognize this one

NajaciSlovenac420 :

IceElite :

you don't pronounce it like that😭

Bastian Moen :

You mean gru?

Perspicacious :

It’s an Easter egg in palword too

Luca :

wasnt there a girl running in the photo

Foxmeadfamiliar🍁 :

haven't had a PC since xp was new

E :

That aint a windows laptop

Panfucker :

DAMN it really looks EXACTLY The same

Jens :

that’s a macbook.

Embraer E190-E2🎈⁶³ :

Wh in Māori is pronounced like an F btw

Acer Aspire 5520G hype :

how abt windows 7 country wallpapers

Pěřa :

New Zelland

Lexxie Black :

Jokes on you, I can find it in palworld!

sundaechoco :

i miss when microsoft had a great taste in wallpapers

Tacyd :

bringing a macbook running windows to this spot is crazy

imnotkmac :

YOU MEAN I CAN GO THERE?!?!?!

RandominusMomskiblerkwiedlak12 :

hi

tristenjb :

Wow Amazing

Cryptid :

I’ve seen both wallpapers only once on actual hardware

𝔏𝔲𝔡_𝔎1𝔫𝔤 :

That f-ing book

sweaty__handz :

i thought it was in Malibu lol