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These researchers are on the side of the government.

Who are you referring to by "loosing"?

>but comes of as looking for drama and virtue signalling oftentimes It's easier to name the major Linux FOSS projects that DON'T have drama and virtue signaling than the ones with.…

You must be new to billionaire business practices: break the rules first, ask for forgiveness later. By the time the cheque comes, your illicit venture either went bust or you buil…

And people keep wondering why Nvidia has no competition from AMD.

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It IS available to businesses, but only to those with the correct political connections.

>A smart vendor will shift into that space - they'll use that LLM themselves It's a bit late to start shifting now since it takes time. Ideally they should already have a product o…

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Yes it has.

You can just google this, there's like a million blogs out there parroting how to bypass TPM, its's not some incantation that only Microsoft had.

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To corporations period regardless if they make DRM or not. Enterprises want any and all features under the security umbrella for their fleets.

The title is misleading. Microsoft deleted their article documenting the bypass, not the workaround itself.

>It's Snarkiness, not FUD. Making confident but incorrect statements is not snarkyness. That's like me saying climate change isn't happening.

>Incredibly, we're still running NTFS and dealing with hacks on hacks on hacks. It's the painful cost of maintaining backwards compatibility. For context, I can still install and u…