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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Hmm. This take is a bit much IMHO. I think it just like any sport. Competition. Combat tactics is a pretty diverse way to play competitively.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I think this is the direction they are pushing people to move towards. Cloud gaming on thin clients with out any ownership model. You are uniquely primed for the world. Owning hardware or experiences will be a thing from the past. Hopefully
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
They way in which people answer for their crimes are a mystery to me. But I am confident that it happens differently for each individual.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
There is a proper definition for authoritarianism. noun: authoritarianism the enforcement or advocacy of strict obedience to authority at the expense of personal freedom. Both parties are involved in this. Its about taking away peoples free
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Only an act of congress can make that happen. That hasn't happened. So no, it's still the DOD.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I don't think anyone is saying this is justified. But that doesn't mean it's not going to happen and I can understand why people would do this. ESP people that are pushed beyond the limits they can endure. Right now we have a
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Actions have consequences. There will always be people in the world that get pushed beyond the limits they can endure. It reminds of that CEO that got gunned down by someone that was being affected by the company profiting off of making a b
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Exactly. I have been thinking about using this migration articles as a way to convince my customers to switch.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I dunno man, its seems like you were the one that brought up the political slant. I didn't see politics in that article.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
It doesn't matter. They are doing things that are clearly hostile to users, they should pay dearly for it.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
With the way things are going right now with all the corruption in governments and corporations were way past the point of giving the benefit of the doubt. These organizations are clearly making changes to their OS's to slowly remove u
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
If you say so
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
How is this related to the article? It feels like you went way off-topic with a person pet peeve.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
We need to create a special interest org for people that support general computing. I'm open to be part of something like this.[0]. Reach out to me if interested [0]: https://scottRlarson.com
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
lol.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I disagree with that. from what I read data centers are going to have some real world negative effects on human populations
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Because maybe, someday, somehow, we will realize that these farms we are creating are all connected. When we share resources we prosper more than we would if we were all separate. But that wouldn't happen right away, enough people woul
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
And pray it doesnt get reinstalled and it automatically moves your data back to the cloud again. I had this happened to one customer of mine, not quite sure of the circumstances.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
After Onedrive uploads all of your data to the cloud without your consent it sets all files as online only. Meaning the file will not live on your computer unless you click on it, then it will download a copy of that specific file to your s
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I have seen one drive silently reinstall itself, I think it does this as apart of an office365 update.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
It doesn't require it, and neither does windows store. It centralizes control over apps. Apple leverage's its OS to create friction for installing apps from the web. Microsoft and Apple uses their OS store to slowing take away con
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I think business are going to be forced to change their thinking on this. Im not interesting in emulating windows progs in wine. I switched to Thunderbird a long time ago and other programs that give me the features I need with-out sacrific
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
>This completely unpends the tenuous balance between creators and consumers. Why would a writer put an article online if ChatGPT will slurp it up and regurgitate it back to users without anyone ever even finding the original article? Who
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Yes that may be true, but parents are being misguided by efforts that are trying to control aspects of data. If you, as a parent, make yourself open to this attack, you will find that you are making us less free of a society by expecting ot
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Until they making CA a requirement, then disable changing the CA settings and it defaults to Microsoft. Then you are fucked.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
> While I agree entirely that Linux in 2026 has never been more usable… how much actual work is being put into Office and 365 tooling native on Linux? Why the hell would you want that? Office365 is a buggy piece of nightmare.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I left GitHub for GitLab because i knew this was coming.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Yep. OS level stores are just way for the org to exercise control over installs. I have stay far away from that process for a long time. Apple MacOS seems like the worst in that department IMHO.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
Good luck with that.
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by trinsic2 6mo ago
I remember that. That was around the time they were using the National Security Letter to make things happen that were clearly illegal. Now look at where we are at. They are using Nation Security reasoning for anything.

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