The jackbooted black-baggers in full military gear carrying around assault weapons are ‘vulnerable’? To what? Aerial bombardment?

Yep.

I didn’t, and there isn’t. I’m talking about PR, i.e. lies.

I’m referring to what Microsoft would presumably want us to see it as.

So they were very vocal about negative changes with predictably negative results, and now they’re being very quiet about the positive rollback…?

There’s just no helping some people, are there?

So, if there had been no cancellations and their customers had just paid their bills without comment or criticism, they’d still have been telling us how terrible they felt about the whole thing?

Bovine Excrement.

“Oh God! What’s that thing doing inside me? Getitoff, GETITOFF!”

Gary Bowser

…Ah, copy protection circumvention and apparent IP infringement by the parents. Heinous. /s

His… legal name was Bowser?

And that would have been bad enough before Oracle started running the show. With Larry Ellison (a.k.a. Satan wearing a poorly tailored human meat-suit) deciding what people should be reading, it’s downright terminally moronic.

Once a nation built on slavery, always a nation built on slavery.

“And there it lies. Some sort of smol software, slain.”

Fucks sake.

Personally, I love (some of) the content of YouTube, but it’s been a long time since I’ve liked the site.

A… dating site? Given the state of youtube comments, it’s probably for the best that plan didn’t pan out.

Russia? Russia.

…It’s going to be wasted on running LLMs, isn’t it?

JUPITER is destined for much greater purposes than playing silly old video games. It will instead be used for research purposes, focusing on climate science, generative AI models, neuroscience for drug discovery, mapping the human brain, and quantum simulation, among others.

Well, that’s (mostly) a relief.

Oh God.

You’re not going to believe this, but I’ve got an even better suggestion! Easy to remember too: it’s just one word, and it happens to be the same the previous advice started with.

I suppose the next batch of marks have now learned why some of us don’t trust Microsoft any further than our noodly coder-arms can throw them.