(Not entirely legal) get ahold of a Windows Enterprise key (not Pro or Home). No ads and you can turn off all the features completely like recall and telemetry. The only reason Windows is around so much is they try their best not to piss off enterprise customers by making everything configurable. Pro and Home users end up being the ones getting the short end.

If it’s good enough for the President! /s

Ngl. I bought a signal jammer for my wife to use in her classroom (after all, it said “for educational purposes only”) and the kids could never figure out why the signal sucked so bad in her classroom during class times. She never got caught using it and never had to worry about them being on their phones.

If there was an emergency, people would just call the front office and they could always reach her on the land line in the classroom.

Because we all know how perfect documentation is. 😂

So here’s what I don’t get. LLMs were trained on data from places like SO. SO starts losing users ,and thus content. Content that LLMs ingest to stay relevant.

So where will LLMs get their content after a certain point? Especially for new things that may come out or unique situations. It’s not like it’ll scrape the answer from a web page if people are just asking LLMs.

WSL2 now supports WSLg which allows you to run X11 (or other graphics packages) natively now.

So besides the brownie points, im curious what having it open sourced will benefit. Not like you can fork it to run on a different OS. You can make some extensions but to do what? You can’t really tie it further in to the host OS unless you know of some undocumented Win32 APIs.

Maybe im just not thinking creatively enough.

Is this the same girl we’ve been seen pictures of since she was a little kid? She’s probably so used to it by now it’s second nature. Though at first I thought it was Drew Barrymore from the thumbnail

Is there a requirement for big brother data tracking over there?

You just contradicted yourself with the math there.

60m phones per year is 164k/day (not a single Tuesday of 2m phones)

This works out to roughly two weeks of stock. So do they think it’ll be short lived or was that all that was available at the time?

Correct, that’s why I mentioned “crossing borders”

Use it themselves

That’s why a Yubikey is a 2nd factor. You still also need a password which you are not legally bound to divulge (in the US). Additionally if you uninstall your pw manager in advance they may see you have a key but they don’t know what it belongs to.

Thanks for the suggestions. Here is what I’m probably gonna do:

• Upgrade BitWarden to premium
• move my TOTP codes into there
• Get a Yubikey for 2FA for it
• Keep a second 2FA TOTP option available in case I lose the key

Then all I’ll need to do is reinstall it, and log in with the master password and key and be good for any of my sites.

I don’t know if that’s the case. The issue with the VisionPro was it was more VR than AR. yes I know it was translucent but look at the headset. Looked like an oculus, clunky and blocked out a lot of your view naturally.

True AR will will be a breakthrough because it can add things seamlessly inline to your view without being obtrusive or just with a pair of natural looking glasses.

Imagine getting walking/driving directions overlaid right in your field of vision, or be at a sports game and have stats pop up above the players, or at a party and have names and LinkedIn bios displayed next to a person so you never forget. Another idea is the weather, looking up at the clouds, wondering if it is gonna rain and it overlays a Doppler radar at the right angle so you see which direction it’s going.

That’s where the goal of AR is going and it won’t really work out until they make it integrated more naturally and not just a massive head goggle.