He combines LLMs with numbers and wonders why this does not work? Under which rock does he live?

Even at the time where it still stated “My Computer” it was already theirs. Because you could not access or modify a lot of system files.

And there already is a software called “Visio”, but it is nothing close to what they describe. The Visio I’ve been using is a drawing program. That is my point.

How do they deal with the point that there already is an established software called Visio?

Why am I not surprised? Whether there is no end-end encryption, they have a copy of every key, get the decrypted messages from the client, or can ask the client to surrender the key - it does not matter.

The point is that they never intended to leave users a secure environment. That would make the three latter agencies angry, and would bar themselves from rather interesting data on users.

Just as I expected how security in Microsoft products works.

Do it again to get a special offer: 20% extra rope for no extra cost!

Of course they deny that AI is a bubble. Like real estate speculants deny the housing market being a bubble. It simply would be an admission of failure.

Arena: Am I nothing to you?

Good, best time to curb its use.

Praise St. Analog Music!

Waiting for the Firefox version of this.

Didn’t distract Steam from succeeding here.

I’m surprised that they are still trying to beat that dead horse at all. Haven’t they burned billions on it already, without chances of returns?

The picture is not entirely correct.

First, the windows tank if full of holes, with new ones drilled every day, and Linux is not just an emergency fix.

Sounds like an unholy wedding of AI and privacy nightmare to me.

Oh, yes, DPaint was EA, too. Never really used it, though, I’m not the artsy type.

Not with me. My Intel and nvidia stuff is decidedly antique, and my last EA game was from the time when they were still good - on the C64.

Sounds Apple-ish…

Zsh? That’s a command shell I have not heard of for a very long time.

Check the date on his computer, is it also set to something in the 1980s?