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ezst036 Reduce gaming performance eh? *This is me looking at SteamOS* In other thoughts, I hope further integrity pushes lead to Microsoft kicking kernel level anti-cheat solutions to the curb. Less is more when it comes to true security of people's personal PII data. Admin said: PCs that already have Memory Integrity deliberately disabled will retain their existing configuration For now. But that statement has an expiration date. Microsoft has long since weaponized Windows Update in order to force people into Edge, Bing, start men advertisements, AI/Copilot junk nobody wants, and other settings people are setting but then later discovering, it was reverted back. Windows Update has become one of the most despised systems within the OS because of all this. Microsoft is a bully. Bullies are gonna bully. That's just what they do that's just what Microsoft is. A shark is a shark, a mosquito is a mosquito. They do the things you predict they are going to do. It is in their nature. Reply
LordVile ezst036 said: Reduce gaming performance eh? *This is me looking at SteamOS* In other thoughts, I hope further integrity pushes lead to Microsoft kicking kernel level anti-cheat solutions to the curb. Less is more when it comes to true security of people's personal PII data. For now. But that statement has an expiration date. Microsoft has long since weaponized Windows Update in order to force people into Edge, Bing, start men advertisements, AI/Copilot junk nobody wants, and other settings people are setting but then later discovering, it was reverted back. Windows Update has become one of the most despised systems within the OS because of all this. Microsoft is a bully. Bullies are gonna bully. That's just what they do that's just what Microsoft is. A shark is a shark, a mosquito is a mosquito. They do the things you predict they are going to do. It is in their nature. The “I don’t like kernel level anticheat” crowd are funny. Especially when they’re running 10 RGB softwares which all have ring 0 access Reply
USAFRet ezst036 said: Reduce gaming performance eh? *This is me looking at SteamOS* You know this is optional and can be turned off, right? And "Automatic activation under that policy applies to clean installations and not upgrades of existing devices." Reply
TechieTwo Apparently MS's Biz practices don't work well in the NBA. Ask Steve Ballmer. 🙁 Reply
ezst036 USAFRet said: You know this is optional and can be turned off, right? And "Automatic activation under that policy applies to clean installations and not upgrades of existing devices." For now. But knowing Microsoft that statement has an expiration date. Reply
USAFRet ezst036 said: For now. But knowing Microsoft that statement has an expiration date. Everything is a "for now" concept. "for now", this exists and is opt-outable. 2 years from now, Microsoft might get rid of it completely. Or make it worse. Reply
wiscovitch Fallout from this that wasn't covered…Really messes with using anything other than Hyper-V virtualization. Meaning VirtualBox runs in green turtle mode…No bueno Reply
ezst036 USAFRet said: Or make it worse. Knowing Microsoft…………. 🤔 You know. Reply
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