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They can try. “O&O Shut Up” put an end to that nonsense on my install a long time ago. I’m not worried about a nation state going after my Steam credentials, s
by transcriptase 3y ago
They can try. “O&O Shut Up” put an end to that nonsense on my install a long time ago.
I’m not worried about a nation state going after my Steam credentials, so any updates they’ve pushed in the last couple years are likely just going to annoy me by changing the UI in some way like adding a 6th or 7th control panel for sound settings, with the real one being hidden deeper into their fever dream of a menu structure.
- mmis1000 3y agoThey do this. Because without doing this to anyone except who is capable to opt out this by jumping through all the traps they setup. There will be countless of vulnerable devices for ddos network to use.(or countless of victims of ransonware) There are shit tons of "optimized" windows install disk in the past with disabled security measures for "performance". And Microsoft is intentionally make these harder to make.