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> Screw you software, I’m in charge, not you. Ahh, this guy didn't get the memo. With modern Windows you're just temporarily borrowing the computer, but Micros
by CursedUrn 5y ago
> Screw you software, I’m in charge, not you.
Ahh, this guy didn't get the memo. With modern Windows you're just temporarily borrowing the computer, but Microsoft is in charge of it. They decide what programs you can run, which folders you can look in, which files you can delete and yes, they decide when it updates, even if you're in the middle of something important.
- ntauthority 5y agoWith modern x86 or ARM CPUs, you're doing the exact same. The OS you're running on the high-level OS cores being perceived as less unfriendly doesn't change this state about your hardware's monitor OSes (AMD PSP, Intel ME, Qualcomm QHEE/QSEE, other ARM TrustZone, ..) at all.