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[Anonymous No.55442708]

>YOU VILL STREAM ZE WINDOWS 365 AND YOU WILL BE HAPPY

Where were you when Microsoft killed piracy forever?

How the FUCK do I profit from this?

[Anonymous No.55442719]

so it’s just a VPS or what?

[Anonymous No.55442722]

>>55442708
You vill live in ze cloud.

[Anonymous No.55442730]

Aww Hell Naw. At least with current windows you can kind of maybe fix things on your own machine, on the cloud you are fucked.

[Anonymous No.55442734]

If you don't like it you don't have to install it.

[Anonymous No.55442737]

>>55442719
It's a DaaS, like Citrix or VDI

[Anonymous No.55442742]

>>55442734
You won't have any choice once hardware manufacturers cripple their devices so they can only stream data in and out, and never do any real heavy lifting.

[Anonymous No.55442758]

>>55442708
install gentoo

[Anonymous No.55442779]

>>55442758
No thanks, I'm not a autist and my time is valuable.

[Anonymous No.55442785]

>>55442758
you’re sitting here replying to everyone ITT

[Anonymous No.55442792]

>>55442779
you’re sitting here replying to everyone ITT

[Anonymous No.55442896]

How do this work if your broadband goes down? Last month I lost Internet service for two days but I could still use my computer to watch movies and play games. If Windows 11 moves to the cloud can I still use it without Internet service?

[Anonymous No.55442897]

you will have the option for local installation sans cloud instance.

[Anonymous No.55442909]

>>55442896
Lol

[Anonymous No.55442942]

>>55442896
The future is always connected, subscription only leased appliances, chud.
You will own nothing, and be told to be happy.

[Anonymous No.55442943]

>>55442896
Not my problem.

>>55442897
Wrong.

[Anonymous No.55442967]

Dual boot windows 7 / Ubuntu masterrace

[Anonymous No.55442972]

>>55442896
In the future you pay for insurance in case this happens,
but it ends up being a waste of money

[Anonymous No.55443464]

Honestly I am not surprised by this. There will still be demand from software distribution but for businesses most of their servers are in the cloud now. Why not their desktop too? Less can go wrong from a desktop imaging standpoint and you can just remote in rather than having to reimage a whole new machine with a back up of the old one etc. Microsoft have been slowly getting out of the software game for years now because cloud/azure is way more lucrative. Hyper-v is so easy to use for virtualisation now of course they are going to make the most of it.
t. Systems Engineer.

>>55442708
>How the FUCK do I profit from this?
Buy Microsoft stock you moron

[Anonymous No.55443494]

>>55442896
you will always be connected to starlink.

You will not be able to use electricity without digital id in the future

[Anonymous No.55444379]

>>55442896
such is the future of industrial society.

[Anonymous No.55444492]

>>55443464
Don't you mean short?
The worse their OS becomes the higher the likelihood a competitor creates a better alternative and destroys them, just as Google took the Smartphone market from them with Android.

When all you can release is shit then even the previous garbage becomes a better alternative.

[Anonymous No.55444568]

>>55442708
They will have access to all your files/documents/pics/searches/passwords
There will be a team of freshly-graduated college libtards in charge of the AI division responsible for scanning your files and reporting you for any porn that doesn't have enough hair on the vagina

Good luck, Wintards
Only good Microsoft product ever made (from inception to present) was MS-DOS 6.22
I will only ever run Slackware or OpenBSD (on hardware made before 2008); Debian-based Linux distros are backdoored (and so are Kali Linux and Tails)

[Anonymous No.55444628]

>>55442708
No big deal. I would use linux instead.

[Anonymous No.55444634]

>>55442708
I don’t use any Microsoft products except the Microsoft mouse

[Anonymous No.55444660]

>>55442737
>DaaS
DaaS Kapital now makes sense.

[Anonymous No.55444669]

>>55442708
>plannig

[Anonymous No.55444673]

>>55444568
They already have access to all of your shit lmao

[Anonymous No.55444794]

>"Virtual customer premises equipment (vCPE) is a way to deliver network services such as routing, firewall security and virtual private network connectivity to enterprises by using software rather than dedicated hardware devices. By virtualizing CPE, providers can dramatically simplify and accelerate service delivery, remotely configuring and managing devices and allowing customers to order new services or adjust existing ones on demand."

>"By leveraging network functions virtualization (NFV), CSPs can provide virtual customer premises equipment (vCPE) solutions, which reduce the number and cost of physical hardware appliances required at the customer premises for hosting connectivity and other value-added features. By deploying a smaller number of powerful general processing platforms either locally at the customer's premises or in a centralized data center, CSPs can remotely instantiate, configure, and manage a variety of features and functions that were once deployed on dedicated hardware platforms."

>"to therefore create a task force in order to have the entire population moved to vCPE by the end of 2025; a critical group shall also be set up with the goal to state criticism to the vCPE approach on the basis of unreal cost analysis, link tromboning, and other minor technical issues. Measures should be taken to reduce the risk of antiglobalists campaigns against vCPE."

>"The testbed used was a Vyatta 5600 vRouter on a commercial off-the-shelf based x86 server within a Red Hat KVM environment, and the tests showed that full control of the user's home network is possible up to the point of even changing the time stamp in each and all of his digital devices. This hack would represent a devastating effect if the target were a critical infrastructure command and control center, or a hospital."

[Anonymous No.55444803]

>"Virtual Customer Premises Equipment (vCPE) builds on the trend of transforming previously hardware-based operations into virtual, software-based functions. In this case, customer premises equipment such as routers, firewalls, VPNs, and Network Address Translation (NAT) that used to require dedicated hardware is now moving to virtual, software-based functions."

>"We expect development of new cyberwarfare strategies due to the fact that gateway operation would imply two-way authentication between vCPE and pCPE. These strategies would include -but won't be limited to- man in the middle attacks between vCPE and pCPE."

>"under this threat scenario we assume the vCPE would have to be real-time aware to both actual utilization of the upstream and to the type of clients involved in each session, and this means implementing user-specific profiling".

>"Routers are the essential workhorse of modern computer networking, hence free access to anyone's router is a must. Compromising a router is old school. The new idea is to turn routers into vCPEs. Cloud computing, geolocalization through cell phone, bitcoins, and vCPE is all we need to keep people under control."

>"it's not about greediness, money, or power. It's about controlling a large portion of the population in order to face with some probability of success the coming doomsday. Globalization is not about money, it is about responding as a united world to a terminal threat. No time to discuss about sovereign rights of this and that nation, no time to discuss about human rights: we need to be militarized to respond to the global anarchy in a post-attack world."

[Anonymous No.55445434]

>>55442708
will this not kill the pc hardware market
i mean thats a lot of stocks that gotta do a -90% if this goes through

[Anonymous No.55445627]

>>55445434
Maybe, but is it worth to keep the same software piracy market going when Microsoft could just force their users to work in the cloud and pay an eternal subscription fee?

[Anonymous No.55445783]

>>55442708
Only poor people use windows computers, so who cares?

[Anonymous No.55445836]

>>55444568
msdos 6.x was just a rip off of drdos
>>55445627
windows users won’t understand and won’t care. they will still buy pcs, perhaps ‘cloud pc for windows 365’ so they can use the windows they are used to. they will pay the subscription. ms need to show adoption or stock will fall. but they will have cradle to grave subscriptions from many. pc makers will just make more lightweight solutions and it will be le carbon neutral because no need to replace devices. they will all win

[Anonymous No.55445848]

>>55442967
Welcome to the winners circle

[Anonymous No.55445867]

>>55444568
Hardware before 2008 runs like snail on Xanax. Is it really worth it?

[Anonymous No.55446124]

>>55442779
If you want to create anything that's not at risk of being stolen easily, you will learn Gentoo or have your time wasted anyways.

[Anonymous No.55446134]

>>55442896
I lose internet for weeks at a time routinely.
Sometimes power too.
My generator keeps everything chill.
No internet makes jack a poor boy tho.

[Anonymous No.55446161]

>>55445867
It runs just fine, runs faster than my newer PC, on an old AF graphics card. All new PCs are bloated to hell and back.

[Anonymous No.55446162]

>>55442967
want to do this but on an oldish pc cos windows wont upgrade to 10 or 11 (also ms can piss off)
any problems with non-supported older hardware in ubuntu? or not a factor what level the system requirements are?

[Anonymous No.55446255]

So you're telling me they're building an Internet Computer?

[Anonymous No.55446329]

>>55442708
Imagine not using gnu/linux in 2023

[Anonymous No.55446386]

>>55442708
What’s the last decent windows I should buy and run on a new PC?

[Anonymous No.55446445]

>>55446386
>buy
>windows
If you google "windows 10 iso" you can download it for free from the official website of Microsoft, www.microsoft.com

[Anonymous No.55446467]

>>55446445
What’s the catch?

[Anonymous No.55446540]

>>55446467
you would have to activate it. it's usable without activating.
To activate you need to buy a key for $5 or run some commands in command prompt to generate a permament hardware id tied to your motherboard.

[Anonymous No.55446637]

>>55446540
Alright thanks fren. Is win11 an xp/7 vs vista/8 situation or do they push more globohomo and surveillance?

[Anonymous No.55446645]

>>55446386
Windows 7

[Anonymous No.55446661]

>>55442734
We won't
then MS will drop support for every prior OS
then what, we get to not have computers anymore?

[Anonymous No.55446664]

>>55442967
Forwarding a call from based department

[Anonymous No.55446687]

>>55446637
I have never seen windows 11, I assume it's dogshit
>>55446661
Microsoft agents will come to your house and delete your os
>>55446664
Ubuntu is shit. Mint if you must. I typically install Mint on laptops and Arch on my gaming pc

[Anonymous No.55446706]

guess linux/bsd will be our last hope
win11 is kiked allready how about the next win?

[Anonymous No.55446728]

>>55446706
What about Temple OS?

[Anonymous No.55446857]

>>55445867
I run 2010 cpu (i520m) on win7
Fucking mogs i5 7xxx cpu / win10
Clown world

[Anonymous No.55447072]

>>55442719
This working along with digital currency will be the perfect social score system. (((They))) will be able to unperson anyone with thw push of a button.
"Sorry goy, you incurred in a 30 points sanction by usingone of the forbidden words. You are banned from using any informatic services for 30 days. The total amount of the of the fine has been deducted from your wallet. Be happy"

[Anonymous No.55447498]

>>55447072
>This working along with digital currency

lol no

[Anonymous No.55447916]

>>55442708
profit from this? better wake up imbecile.

this is time to draw in the net that is the web. better find out who the spider is, but now your addicted to it, cant live without it

so now they will show their hands and start using these technologies for what they were made to do, control you and I.
almost chip time, censors rampant, cloud connectivity, your window of opportunity to use the internet to convey your messege is closing fast. disinformation and conspiracy laws coming.