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by trinsic2 1y ago
I like the concept, but from the video it feels a bit claustrophobic.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
GamersNexus Consumer Advocacy Channel did a piece on this [0] [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3JfOxx6Hh4
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by trinsic2 1y ago
> who benefits from the idea that these systems are conscious? If im understanding your meaning correctly, the organizations who profit off of these models benefits. If you can convince the public that LLM's operate from a place of
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Microsoft can force manufacturers to can change the way that works at any time, its vendor specific and they are totally in control, via pressure on manufactures to toe that line if they want to continue sell computers with Windows.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Normally I would agree that security measures are needed in many, but not all cases, but only if they are in complete control of the user and cannot by altered by any one organization. For-profit companies cannot be in control of these mech
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by trinsic2 1y ago
I was thinking about setting up a package as part of the system build to do remote maintenance and I wondered if manually doing those updates every six months would be too long of a window. That way if something breaks, I can visit the cust
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Yeah I was thinking of ZoroOS. The have a pro package.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
I think it has the potential to create that situation if those features ever change. I should probably update that language, but I still feel from a consumer choice perspective, those solutions seem vendor specific and not governed by an op
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Good point. Thanks. Your right I think I will create some eval questions and make sure I am putting the customers needs first. I feel like there needs to be some way to explain the changes to Windows 11 as hostile from a longevity perspecti
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by trinsic2 1y ago
sorry about that. was trying to clarify the reason for the switch for hacker-news audience.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Ok thanks for that reminder. I'll look into that.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Yea I need to think of a good way to automate updates..
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Yeah. I just tried LibreWolf recently and it comes with Ublock preinstalled. I think I am going to install that with some relaxed privacy settings. Libreoffice by default for sure.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
upgrade your graphics card or try another? is it old with limited support? I hear you though, I still have printing problems with my Epson WF printer.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
I hear you, but I don't really think its needed. IMHO, those features are being used to take away control of hardware you bought and paid for. If you want to add better security to a computer make it opt-in and not expect people to use
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Retiring Windows 10 and Microsoft's move towards a surveillance state(scottrlarson.com)
550 points by trinsic2 1y ago|492 comments
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by trinsic2 1y ago
I am a IT solutions provider for the public and small business. I think the changes to Windows 11 is gearing up to work with organizations to create a surveillance state. So I have to decided to promote Linux over Windows for computers I bu
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by trinsic2 1y ago
When I hear, "legitimate blockchain", I laugh. Most crypto things have scams associated with it.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
This is why I think Microsoft, Apple and Google are owned as well. And answers a lot of questions about gatekeeping and vendor lock-in
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by trinsic2 1y ago
> On Friday, Graber turned more serious in her pushback: “Harassing the mods into banning someone has never worked. And harassing people in general has never changed their minds,” she wrote, adding later that: “Yet it’s a behavior that p
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Maybe Framework might one day be able to support the market with new hardware. We need an open hardware consortium to promote software freedom. If we don't have an open hardware environment that is a foundation for free software, we ar
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by trinsic2 1y ago
No. He does have a point. You can't put all the blame on companies when we implicitly consent to this without holding our politicians accountable.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
I know this is 4 days past, but wanted to let you know I recently stumbled upon Hanna Arendt's work while working on a video Essay for the TV series andor and man what a eye opener it is about these subjects. I havent read the book yet
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by trinsic2 1y ago
:) I also think this applies to Scotland and the UK. I love the irony that continent brings to the world.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
This is a great observation. The concept from article was a eye opener. I always wondered why we give each other shit.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Im not sure how they can enforce this?
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Wow this is some serious over complication. How can anyone mix Philosophy and Mathematics? They are not even in the same ball park.. Even with infinity. Its just something that cant be understood in the mind, IMHO.
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by trinsic2 1y ago
>Next, consider the time needed for Achilles to reach the yellow dot; once again, by the time he gets there, the turtle will have moved forward a tiny bit. This process can be continued indefinitely; the gap keeps getting smaller but nev
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Yeah this is where i am getting mixed up because the article isn't saying what the cause was. I thought it was related to the digital id thing that every site need to make sure they check for minors..
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by trinsic2 1y ago
Im sorry, if you run a site some where not in the UK. It doesn't give the country jurisdiction over the entire internet. If a country wants to enforce some kind of rules, they will have to apply them to the countries residents, because

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