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The maximum of 32 GB RAM has to be a joke. My Linux laptop has more RAM, more SSD, more CPU at the same price, and it can run games on top of that. Hard pass, even if I were to tolerate the OS.

The “security bug discovery” was pure terror and never intended to be directly montized. It was intended to prompt regulation and now it’s encouragement to buy the defense. Modern protection racket.

Except that our dear oligarchs would never concede the possibility that they could make mistakes.

Nature mints new fools every single day and they all know better than to be informed by past mistakes or — god forbid — anyone using their brains.

Obsolete citizens don’t need healthcare, housing or infrastructure. They will just die of hunger and exposure and then the rich and powerful can frolic unencumbered in paradise.

The font on that website is unreadable, but the photos are OK.

This should be good training. Because the kids will encounter many, many more LLMs that are wrong on purpose, for the sake of propaganda and fraud. Teaching them early on that they can’t trust the machines is a net positive.

> And that can undermine the trust in the system.

That's not a bug, it’s a feature. Trust in the system would be severely misplaced.

They need to multiply by 100 to move that fine out of “cost of doing business” range.

> I still cannot believe a company like Microsoft can fall so low.

They have always been so low. I cannot believe a software company can be so hilariously bad at their core business and yet rise so high.

> Instead they're trying to monopolize biology.

That’s the recurring theme with these companies. They are not there to serve anybody else but only themselves. They let you use their infrastructure so they can collect all the knowledge and data, and then they take it from you to reap all the benefits and profits.

> If Project Zenith is a "distraction-free Windows experience," does that imply that everyone else is using nerfed experiences with needless distractions?

Yes.