Oh, well, OK, if there are policies and procedures, and mechanisms, and stuff, I guess it's all cool.
The simple question is: if this is a "product" for enterprise "management", why isn't it possible to turn this godforsaken surveillance engine OFF at the hardware level?
> but they're not the ones asking. It's my grandma, uncle, cousin, sister, neighbor - all who care NOTHING about the "politics" of OSes, just want something that works.
So, people you should care about, and should probably help to educate.
I have seen many attempts in public forums suggesting that Microsoft "has changed" and to otherwise rehabilitate its image.
"Seemingly doing everything right [except] for Windows 10 spying." Oh, is that all? Forcibly installing surveillance software on its users' hardware, and unsetting explicitly set privacy settings in the process? Is that all?
Yes, Microsoft has great respect for its user base, and is seemingly doing everything right.
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This is the correct answer.
Now Valve will be punished for SteamOS and Vulkan.
Microsoft doing what it does best: leveraging monopoly influence.
Fenced in by free speech.
That's some Orwellian shit right there.
Oh, well, OK, if there are policies and procedures, and mechanisms, and stuff, I guess it's all cool.
The simple question is: if this is a "product" for enterprise "management", why isn't it possible to turn this godforsaken surveillance engine OFF at the hardware level?
> namely, if it can be compromised by a rootkit
It fucking IS a rootkit.
Christ.
and call it Zuckertown.
- Back up your data files
- Wipe that abusive shit operating system off your machine
- Install Linux.
Don't look back.
> but they're not the ones asking. It's my grandma, uncle, cousin, sister, neighbor - all who care NOTHING about the "politics" of OSes, just want something that works.
So, people you should care about, and should probably help to educate.
> will cry "SECURITY! MALWARE! INVASION OF PRIVACY!!11!" and more nonsense.
You are an absolute idiot.
Don't forget the three of us who have Ubuntu tablets.
> The winner was "nobody", with 63% of the votes
How this isn't near 100% is completely baffling to me.
I too cannot abide video articles. I like to read my information.
I'll probably get one.
> 10inch doesn't fit in the pocket
5-6inch linux tablet would be perfect.
Is there a checkbox that says "alter the tax policy of the United States"?
"Well if they want to pay more then why don't they just pay more of their own money?"
Fuck each and every one of you [disingenuous|idiotic] pukes who trot this out any time there is discussion of raising taxes on the wealthy.
This brash new start-up is still learning the ropes when it comes to networking and security and stuff. I'm sure it wasn't intentional.
I'm pretty sure it was created by a time-traveling editor for the New York Post from 1972.
Not sure I want any part of the plane, including landing gear, to be any more complex than absolutely necessary.
Zuckerberg isn't going to build shit.
Oh my god I just got the joke that I think this is. Well done, sir or madam.
All I see is a bunch of fucking Japanese characters and overlays.
I have seen many attempts in public forums suggesting that Microsoft "has changed" and to otherwise rehabilitate its image.
"Seemingly doing everything right [except] for Windows 10 spying." Oh, is that all? Forcibly installing surveillance software on its users' hardware, and unsetting explicitly set privacy settings in the process? Is that all?
Yes, Microsoft has great respect for its user base, and is seemingly doing everything right.
Yep, MySQL (and variants) feels clunky and contrived compared to PostgreSQL, to me.
post-gres-cue-ell.
Now give it a try! :-)
I use it for everything except the stuff where sqlite is more appropriate.