Peak programming is Visual C++ 6.0a. It even has it's own test suite, they were called "debuggers". You could even step through code line by line and watch variables!

Agreed. Office XP / Office 2003 were and still are Peak Office when it comes to stability and consistency.

GAPPS for everything else, lol

No. That only encrypts while in transit so others cannot listen in. Whoever owns the DNS server still can log all information about the requests once it gets to their server.

...so damn much.

What is it with people who effectively think band aids can cure cancer... this species is doomed by its own idiocy.

I sent my kids to public school so they would have to learn how to socialize. Growing past the typical societal road blocks by seeing and recognizing them, under our parental guidance, was our modus operandi. IM(not so)HO: Public school is a minimal baseline of education, it is a parents job to push kids above that baseline.

Will these AI tools make growing above a base-line education better? Dunno, depends heavily on the LLM training criteria - the current slop engagement training criteria of public facing models is not very promising.

Haha, no.

Then next step, tax the shit out of US companies who outsource jobs that should be done by Americans. This nonsense has gone on too long and it's killing us.

That's not good: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdevelop.trustedcomputinggroup.org%2F is only a default web server info page, and a mismatched SSL cert. Not reassuring.

Don't see any utilities there for reading my TPM chip. I don't trust these chips at all, seem like something to put other people's data on and keep hidden from me, even though it's my machine. Do not want.

I am not anti-bitcoin, but that is completely pie-in-the-sky thinking.

This! G3 is just pointless to me, cannot stand it.

Never heard of it before, but it's not bad, I like the look! The opposite of looking at (the new and old) Gnome 3 - Some kind of abortion of a Mac interface, it sucks horribly. WTF is wrong with those people? Gnome 2 was my favorite at the time, Cinnamon for me now.

> TPM is under control of the user. It's on your machine.

Oh really? So please explain how I look at any of the data stored on my TPM.

Huh? No, not at all, what the hell are you talking about?

Is he the Commander of Keen Technologies?

Yeah but they also haven't updated OOo since WinXP days...