They are competitive, especially given motherboard prices. I used it for my wife as someone agnostic to it.

The US has the reserve currency so can export it’s inflation. This is the world order they’re attempting to retain.

There’s a 600$ Macbook now running ARM. Hopefully it can run Linux soon.

Maybe this is why there’s a global coordinated push for age verification?

I’m sticking with Linux Mint. I don’t need ads and data mining built into the operating system, the internet is bad enough.

Bitcoin makes sense when the government prints 40% more currency and inflates assets, like Covid.

Motorola has Graphene OS soon.

Much of Europe break their own procurement laws to choose Microslop, no idea why.

Bing created by Microslop is quite bad for privacy as well.

You’re assuming these people are doing something useful, they could be dealing with Microslop licensing as their full time job. Which is definitely a full time job, its just not useful work in the broader sense.

I’ve got 3 pieces of software broken right now from large corporations, Rubrik being one of them. A 10 billion dollar corporation and its broken specifically with HyperV, and all they can say is theyre working with Microsoft to fix it, meanwhile our backups dont work.

I think this is the tip of the iceberg, this shit is far reaching, Microsoft is doing such a terrible job with Windows that I think the entire tech industry is being affected. I fear the fact so much critical infrastructure resides in Azure, I’ve seen bugs in Azure that make absolutely no sense, while Intune is still missing basic functionality.

We need an exodus, I feel so much concentration around Microslop can bring modern civilizations to its knees with one cyber event.

I too am excited. I wish they’d just put it on a flagship Motorola now so I could buy it.

I wonder if it isn’t that AI is good, its that all other software is ass.

I use a patching software, antivirus, and backup software at work and they’re all now broken, after being patched. One is a 10.4B dollar company with a critical bug.

Ah that explains so much.

They turned themselves into users of their own zero code solutions for shitware.

Why is settings getting so bad, its like using a nonfunctional electron app.

For painting?

It would be stuck on thousands of missing articles and unable to go back due to a bunch of redirects, like a sketchy page from the 90s.

My theory is its war with China. The US has likely alerted other country that China will do to them that the US does to Iran, using social media to guide elections.

I use Duck.AI a lot, and it says its privacy oriented and doesnt save your queries. Is Firefox doing anything similar, or is it all monetized data?

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