I just did a Windows 11 reinstall on a system. Let's see... Go through the normal "privacy" drill down, including beg Microsoft to delete what it has. Disable "Search Disk Contents" and let that run. Keeping it from uploading all of OUR documents to Onedrive, let's see....

With NVMe drives, we can find the occasional file in a few seconds--out of 1/2 million of them. We don't need indexing to wear our now-expensive SSD's. Microsoft so, this whole new seach thing is just about AI spying right?

Instead of just taking now, and paying now, they have to pay now, and they can't keep.

...including here, but then again, those selfish billionaires who own AI, who raised by action, raised the prices for all of our computer hardware, who want to see people impoverished, are using their computer AI program, and that's all they are--and all of their money to advertise...that everything is okay.

They have ground penetrating radar aboard some satellites, and also nuclear detonation detectors aboard others, but I don't think that throwing money at satellites is going to solve this kind of problem.

I would like to know which voice actors were paid to help their creepy shit.

i think that all airport terminals should have proper and reclining seating for those affected by the problems that they cause, and also ones inherent with flying where the weather might be bad. No one wants a blood clot in their legs. So, I think that their priorities are off.

Anyone doing anything honorable lately, would really stand out.

Trump seemed to have helped 1 million Americans dies from COVID. Why wouldn't he want more to die from cancer?

I've been lazy and distracted. Well, I have Microsoft's Linked-In closed. I am off of Dropbox for anything but cat pictures. My main system is now Linux. Can't trust anyone, now.

I disagree. Monopolies are not your friends--unless you work for them. Proton is a series of compatibility patches applied to Wine. It's also unnerving to have a single point of failure--for most of your games. I just play...wait, I can't play that either--until their servers are back online. I have been here long enough to know that there is nothing online that doesn't go down.

If you owned a Brick-and-Mortar store you would be responsible for all of your products.

Surely, there must be enough people to put it on the line-item.

I think there is more to lose than gain by letting AI meddle with a fine open-source game engine.

You paid money for an abandonware game; was it a product or a license?