Comment by MeinBlutIstBlau
4 years ago
I highly doubt corporate interests could eliminate linux. It just will be very difficult to use though no doubt.
4 years ago
I highly doubt corporate interests could eliminate linux. It just will be very difficult to use though no doubt.
I've gotten quite good at recognizing crosswalks, fire hydrants, chimneys and the like. Though I refuse to identify that one mailbox as a "parking meter" even if it means another trial to prove my humanity. Users of the platform get treated as spammers already.
I really don't understand your analogy whatsoever.
It's a reference to Google's recaptcha, which in my experience always asks you to try to identify features in tiny blurry low-resolution photos (and I always wonder how users with poor vision can deal with it). And it's not unusual for it to be wrong and insist that a street decoration is a bicycle, or something like that, and not let you proceed unless you agree with its misidentification.
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You don't like that?! I love teaching self-driving cars how to drive!
Doing charity work for corporations capped as low as trillions of dollars in your not-free time.
I don't doubt it. At least on non-server machines. They might not even do it intentionally. When every new machine manufactured in the last 20 years has some kind of secure boot system that prevents "unauthorised" operating systems from being installed, what then? Are you just going to keep your laptop from 20 years ago?