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901.
by trinsic2 3y ago
I think maybe the author has a point. It does seem like the quantity of people are suffering from memory issues has increased lately.
902.
by trinsic2 3y ago
turning off fast user switching didnt fix it?
903.
by trinsic2 3y ago
The announcement that he is acted to get a position with Microsoft creates doubt about his motives.
904.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Maybe the board is being prevented or compelled not to disclose that information? Given the limited information about the why, This feels like a reverse psychology situation to obfuscate the public's perception to further some premedit
905.
by trinsic2 3y ago
This is really an important topic. I wonder how humanity is going to stay on top of all of the problems in the space of commercialism right now. Its almost like we have a host of vital problems in the world and it feels hopeless to address
906.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Yea, I also haven't noticed any speed issues, but I do use noscript exclusively on Firefox.
907.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Yeah, just like the suit Microsoft is in with windows 11 anticompetitive practices, right?
908.
by trinsic2 3y ago
> Frankly it's looking like Microsoft is going to come out of this better than anyone Sounds like that's what someone wants and is trying to obfuscate what's going on behind the scenes. If Windows 11 shows us anything abou
909.
by trinsic2 3y ago
If anyone is interested in forming, or knows of a good consumer coalition to put pressure on OEM manufacturers and the software industry to adhere to open hardware standards for computing, reach out to me at coalition - scottRlarson.com I&#
910.
Anti-customer changes to OEM products spurred my custom computers only initative(scottrlarson.com)
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911.
by trinsic2 3y ago
I am an independent IT contractor that games on his off time. Recently, I switched to Linux from Windows and it has been a good experience so far. I went with POPos because of how they integrated steam and the video drivers into the distro.
912.
by trinsic2 3y ago
It seems like both now, but their HDD's we're good before the switched to SMR. Now I use Seagate for my HDD drives.
913.
by trinsic2 3y ago
SSD's, when the fail, they usually fail catastrophically. Use automated backup software to regularly copy data to an HDD for anything you don't want to lose. And don't use SSD's for archiving, or long term backup purpose
914.
by trinsic2 3y ago
That's why I stay away from endeavors that look too good to be true. I if it's become too popular to quickly and causes people to not question their surroundings or other motives run as far away as you can. You'll have a much
915.
by trinsic2 3y ago
I don't know man, I assume William Gibson didn't think that statement through. Even if you were bring something like a cyber punk universe to a Third World country, it would still be slavery. Anyway, the cyber punk movements being
916.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Recommend to them the solar punk movement, which is overtaking the cyber punk movement.
917.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Same. They are shooting themselves in the foot
918.
by trinsic2 3y ago
This whole topic reminds me of Sokovia Accords Debate [0] [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmjRhmk800U "Governments have agendas, and agendas change" "We may not be perfect, but the safest hands are still
919.
by trinsic2 3y ago
I agree. And, we need to be more aware and action orientated towards our judicial systems to enforce the law and making sure people get treatment/help. I think this should probably start with our police and judicial systems
920.
by trinsic2 3y ago
> Most of all though, you have a public that is somehow willfully ignorant of it, thinks that maybe they're just doing a bad job but doing the job, and if they're patient new people will be hired and maybe they'll start do
921.
by trinsic2 3y ago
I agree. I wonder what the conditions are that is causing this downfall of society?
922.
by trinsic2 3y ago
I just seems like we need to create coalition and put pressure on OEMS to stop buying int Microsoft's crap.
923.
by trinsic2 3y ago
If you keep track of the changes to the BIOS firmware, you can see the changes. Their minuscule but happening. We don't have full blow preventing from disabling secure boot yet, but it appears to me that's were this is going. (Dis
924.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Its funny how people use terms to confirm their own particular bias. Cognitive dissonance at its finest.
925.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Ahh shoot never mind I though this was something else. It looks like tomorrow of the same. Thanks anyways.
926.
by trinsic2 3y ago
> Open Compute Project Thank you. Now that sounds like it's more up my ally.
927.
by trinsic2 3y ago
OMG here we go with the marginalization term "Pseudoscience". Stereotyping things you don't understand doesn't make you a smart person.
928.
by trinsic2 3y ago
Exact. Same. Guess. on my end.
929.
by trinsic2 3y ago
The Register opinion pieces are are a lot of hyperbole. I'm pretty sure that's what they are going for. I've always found that fluffing stuff up for the sake of a laugh or a dramatic reaction is the easy way out. There are pl
930.
by trinsic2 3y ago
I'm noticing keywords like "tirelessly" "open source firmware" being used over and over without actually saying anything. Lots of generic terms, instead of being specific about what you mean. I don't mean to ni

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