No. America has its issues of course, but Curiosity and in a wider sense NASA is an entirely good thing that America does.

Just because we have work to do in other areas doesn’t mean we can’t be proud of the good we are doing.

It’s just a UI update, you know, like literally every other OS does periodically?

Yeah but they’re mostly “sane” conspiracy folks. I miss the absolute bat shit insane ramblings from reddit haha

Yeah I’m aware, it’s more of an exercise in research for me. They send me down some crazy rabbit holes and it’s just super interesting a lot of the time.

Like I said, I miss r/Conservative and r/conspiracy the most from reddit

You may as well be a script kiddie. I leverage my very steady hand and highly magnetized needle to write my code

Lmfao I can tell you’ve never worked in embedded systems before. They don’t really have config files. They don’t have the space.

Aren’t all planes cloud based though?

For the most part they are. You can find enormous troves of classified documents that have been made public, and a huge amount of once top secret technology and engineering eventually makes its way into the public space.

A HUD is a HUD

sure but the HUD from the F-35 is very specifically designed to work in an F-35. It’s very similar, and comes from the same family, as the software running on other planes. But it’s not identical.

And yes, performance limits would be hard coded into the software because the HUD needs to alert the pilot when they are getting close.

Edit: and that’s ignoring the fact that a lot of this stuff comes from private companies so you’ll run into things like IP/patent laws

Direct File is maintained by the IRS themselves though.

You can literally just download all of Wikipedia in one go from one URL. They would rather people just do that instead of crawling their entire website because that puts a huge load on their servers.

Yes, but for $6/user/month you get licensed windows then it seems that $6/user/month does in fact pay for windows…

That’s the thing though, websites have gone away from “fingerprinting scripts” and have started finger printing you by what you serve, how and when you access it, and other things that they can all collect purely on the server side. The rest is just for advertising and data collection for improvements.

Yeah it makes me laugh when people talk about “don’t use cookies” or “block ads” like companies didn’t switch to more advanced techniques (like hell, I saw a paper where they could fingerprint you just simply by how you interact with the webpage) 15 years ago.

There is no way to use the modern web without getting fingerprinted.

Mate, are you sure you didnt confuse my comment with someone else’s? I didn’t put any numbers in my comment at all, I was just being cheeky and pointing out that M365 licenses come with a Windows license as well. Or at least business basic and above.

I am not German, and I don’t know what licenses or how many accounts the German government has. That is irrelevant to my comment.

Maybe you responded to the wrong person? I didn’t talk about price but yeah M365 is paid monthly. Mostly, you can get annual licenses with a bit of a discount.

But an exchange online license is only $4/month ;)

I’ve tried all of them but none of them are quite as fully featured as the M365 platform. That’s really where they get you. It offers MDM, MEM, email, account control, file shares, antivirus, patch scanning, group policy, and countless other things all under one platform.

None of those are really a whole ecosystem.

I agree with everything you said but it’s “Entra”, not “EntreID”

In my experience troubleshooting OneDrive issues is usually just restarting the OneDrive application or resyncing SharePoint sites