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bitch ass
A decade ago this was true but today this is utter bullshit. There is a 20% of games that are exclusively Windows, sure.
You wanna play vidya sure have a dedicated Windows box for that, no one will judge you for the Windows part specifically.
>> I am a full time Linux user and still miss how convenient installing things like drivers
If you're buying hardware that doesn't already have drivers in the Linux kernel tree, or you don't have the skills to use DKMS, you should go back to using Windows only. Please uninstall all/any Linux you have.
>> It's not hard to configure Windows to be safe
Tell us we can't take anything you post here seriously without telling us we can't take anything you post here seriously.
Yikes. The hands that typed this should not have admin/root access to servers.
I have supported CAD software in business environments that had Windows OS as a dependency. We still virtualized Windows and used PCI pass through. It really wasn't that hard to set up. All the Linux, some Unix (BSD) were managed with Salt States (way simpler than AD).
lol and we all know why
Windows-centric orgs barely know software from their ass.
If your org is dumb enough to run closed source software for core IT functions, or you run Windows on bare metal, or don't have TPM chips and secure boot enabled, you kinda deserve what you get.
I am not sharing my bookmarks with Mozilla, I am way too smart for that.
t. DevOps/cloud guy
Might as well let someone else have sex with your wife while you're at it.
It's a huge problem for cloud providers, but most customers don't fully understand the issue and cloud providers aren't forthcoming that "mitigations" are partial at best, so it's really just a huge problem for cloud customers.
GCC and clang already have enough support for risc-v that we have no concerns for support being there. If GCC and clang have what's necessary, everything else is fine.
The moment we see close to a juncture where we can put an order in for risc-v with very many cores, our investors are going to dump a massive round of funding.
Whether risc-v is popular or not doesn't matter. Our multi-tenant services won't have fundamental security isolation problems, everyone serving on x86_64 and ARM will. Looks like risc-v will dominate where things actually matter, unless some new iteration of OpenPOWER comes out.
Governments would be wise, so long as I'm not doing anything to hurt anyone else, to mind their own business and fuck off.
Don't make me get out my AR-15 with its standard rapacity 45rd mag