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Is Microsoft trying to commit suicide?
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this post was submitted on 05 Jun 2024
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Lol
That they want to commit suicide is more plausible?
I was laughing at the idea that this is cutting edge and their intentions are to break new ground. Vs what it is: a brazen attempt to invade the fuck out of privacy for monetary gain
This is objectively cutting edge as this is in development and no less than of a field in which the most money and effort is put right now. Really the definition of cutting edge. Their inventions will also objectively and very obviously break new ground as there is no os that would have ai so integrated. There is no privacy invasion, not sure what your are taking about as nothing would be shared with anyone.
I think you must be extremely confused. Except about the monetary gain, but I hope we don't have to talk about why companies exist.
This is based on the claim that MS has made that they won't access the data (hilarious) and the assumption that no one is getting hacked.
You sound like a fanboy.
You are completely irrational. You can't think straight. That's why you think something is funny, but then 1.4 billion users will use it and like it and then you will like it too. It's so childish.
I'm not a fanboy. I've been a hater for 30 years. And for 30 years I've been dreaming of an os that could understand what I want. One that would predict my actions, perhaps do them instead of me. It's insane it took so much time.
And now, finally when we are getting closer, people like you, who have already shared everything on blogs, fb, twitter, ig, discord, and all the shitty services imaginable, are complaining that this is an invasion of privacy. Is just insane. It's so insane that I acknowledged you enough to talk to you. Immediately when you will see the minimum practicality of this, you will use it and think nothing of how you wrote you laugh at me (although we both know what's up, don't we).
Anyway. Bye.
Great argument... if that's what you call that.
A lot of people are leaving windows, and each new feature seems to add to that. I've been avoiding windows every chance I've had for about 25 years myself.
Stay mad.