The irony of the big-P-Personal Computer becoming something that the user doesnt really control, and uses simply as a dumb device to consume computing on someon

The irony of the big-P-Personal Computer becoming something that the user doesnt really control, and uses simply as a dumb device to consume computing on someone else's terms, is not lost on me. Windows 365 I'm sure will be wonderful for some people. But we're back to people getting the computing that other people decide they get, like IBM and their mainframe priesthood in 1975. It makes me a little sad.