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Microsoft is silently installing Copilot onto Windows Server 2022
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this post was submitted on 15 Apr 2024
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Is "copilot" the new slang for "back door"?
Man... Anybody remember "Back Orifice"? The late nineties were weird.
memories
https://www.windows93.net
Man they take me back! Used netbus a bunch in friends
Ironically I used to use BO for actual system work…. And one time to prank the hell out of my worker by playing sounds remotely.
Makes MS seem desperate. Fordicing it down everyones throat and displaying ads in the OS...
At 8kb it's certainly not an AI model.
I doubt they need to install something new for a back door
More like open windows that were painted to make shutting them almost impossible.