Yeah but just for protection from the cops

Yes of course it is a police state, but yes of course it's stupid to pretend you don't live in one when you do

Formerly wince or vxworks, now nt embedded or vxworks.

Seems more like he's always been one.

Unfortunately you aren't the only one in we, at least it's unfortunate in this case.

A lot of people voted for hate. And a lot of people voted to have whatever happen to them, by not voting...

There is also nvtop

It might even have an oil quality sensor, it's done by doing a dielectric measurement of the oil so it's pretty cheap. They aren't nuanced, but they are better than nothing. Mercedes likes them a lot, so Chrysler learned to like them too. There is one on our '06 Sprinter. It's also an oil temp sensor.

OK, but I've actually lived where I've been on spring water with a sewage connection, and where I've been on well water without one and using septic, and meanwhile I had to get internet via a local WISP. So while the water and sewage needs can sometimes be handled locally, the internet needs cannot and never can be by definition. But also, the internet is much easier to bring in, I can't reasonably send water through the air (though it does arrive that way sometimes) and I certainly don't want to airmail my sewage.

That's really important to Morlocks, but not so much for the rest of us.

Why all the escapism though? Isn't it only happening because of things we're not addressing and are in denial about at a lower level?

That's also an overgeneralization. There's lots of push buttons that you can feel your way across. My 240SX had a bunch of them.

It also assumes voters aren't dumb as stumps. Democracy doesn't work for dumbshits.

People are sick of this stupid trolling shit, so no, it's not suspicious at all.

Microsoft differentiated itself from slower-moving rivals by being willing to embrace (etc.) the hot new thing. Now Windows is on most desktops and we mostly use office, despite both being shit. (Yesterday, Windows 11 forgot how to pop up right-click menus from the taskbar and office forgot how to open new windows, while I actually had RAM free... I love rebooting!)

As such it makes sense to AI all the things since that's what stupid people have latched onto now, and there's no shortage of those.

The available information isn't terribly specific; but on the surface it doesn't sound any deeper into application internals than it already does.

You can certainly go deeper into etw trace hell; but Task Manager knows how much CPU time you are eating, your memory consumption metrics, your network traffic, and has a (currently less granular) look at your consumption of GPU time. It also having a view of consumed NPU time seems totally analogous for a new flavor of coprocessor. Only one that might involve gory poking at the application(though I'd assume would be more logically pulled from the GPU driver) would be distinguishing "GPU Neural Engine" from GPU utilization generally.

Not sorry yes, you're going to have to look at those other things anyway.