Yes, but you have to understand that YouTube needs eyeballs to play adds to, and whatever gets somebody to click gets eyeballs.

What you just described is how AI tunes hit the top 10.

Few of the social media and blog posts were ever worth paying attention to, certainly not worth the bother of filtering through all the human made slurm. Now there's just more AI slurm in the mix. Nothing lost. Go talk to real people.

Microsoft prioritizes the use of their machines over the security. This is a known thing. Trying to think of the truly horrid problems of the past several years, most of them are thanks to social engineering, not technical failures, where Linux wouldn't have helped. It's way, way easier to be given a password than to crack a machine remotely. Then there was the CrowdStrike incident. Of course CrowdStrike is all about security. Nothing is more secure than a computer that died. I'm sure that similar could happen with Linux machines if a company gives tons of control to a third party. No, let's be honest here. There are security flaws in every OS, and Windows suffers plenty of them, but so does Linux. Does the Linux community take vulnerabilities more seriously than Microsoft does? Maybe, but I'm sure on a dollar basis, Microsoft spends a lot more on fixing up Windows flaws. They just have to make sure that every fix will not stop some obscure piece of software from going down, screwing over a billion dollar customer.

So stop throwing people, ffs

Legal wear? Not here.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-u... Windows has poor security. Linux does too. AFAIK, my most secure device is my phone, which runs GrapheneOS. Software and hardware locked down together at last. Hardened OS so that, if there is an RCE, shit will still be hard to do.

RTFA. It was either said to be fixed and wasn't or there was a rollback at some point. Shit happens. Big corp. Happens with open source too.

Move it into the mob where is belongs.

Kash and krash, they call him. Want some bourbon? It has his name on it!

None. None at all. 40m lines of code to maintain? Easy.

Ironically, aside from the jury, they seem to be the least sleazy people involved in this particular case. I know that's not saying much at all.

Non-profits "transfer" to for-profits all the time. Churches do: https://www.startchurch.com/bl...

OK, enough shit posting.

Is the newest Codex cutting edge? Because it fucked up my DGX Spark.