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Which part don't you agree with?

• saagarjha 8y ago
  Most of it. > Like, never plug in a usb from a stranger. This will not give you malware unless you actually run something from the USB, AFAIK. > And linux is always some years behind in supporting any bleeding edge tech, Such as any hand writing recognization, speech recognization, voice to speech, addon devices, display port 2 monitors, USB 3.1 (or whatever latest), etc. That’s an interesting definition of “bleeding edge tech”. Usually I treat Linux a place where operating system experiments are tested first. > As far as using, now softwrae on Microsoft Windows is as good as Mac. Disagree strongly, but that is my opinion. > Apple is now as evil as every one, intentionally make your iphone slow when new iphone is out, etc. Whether Apple is “evil” is a personal opinion, but saying Apple makes iPhones slow is a gross misrepresentation at best. > also, new is the sinister social justice warrior. Apple and Google are representatives. What?
  • pingec 8y ago
    > This will not give you malware unless you actually run something from the USB, AFAIK. https://github.com/hak5darren/USB-Rubber-Ducky/wiki/Payloads https://github.com/hak5darren/USB-Rubber-Ducky/wiki/Payloads > That’s an interesting definition of “bleeding edge tech”. Usually I treat Linux a place where operating system experiments are tested first. I don't know about bleeding edge but even simple things like mic, camera are a hassled to get working - a friend has been using his phone for hangouts meetings for the last month because the mic or the camera would not work on his zenbook running Ubuntu. Don't get me started on audio on linux :(. >> As far as using, now softwrae on Microsoft Windows is as good as Mac. > Disagree strongly, but that is my opinion. Depends what software you want to use.