| Well when someone's Windows computer gets infected, that person rarely blames themselves. They blame Microsoft. I'll take the updates and reboots. I don't know what exploits are coming tomorrow, and I know very little about the ones currently in the wild. My SSD allows reboots carrying updates to happen in just a minute or two. I will do my due diligence and protect myself. If you don't want to, don't use Windows, then you won't have anything Windows-related to complain about. > Unfortunately it seems companies are far more authoritarian and would rather breed a docile obedient type of users in which to force their ideas on and control. You are on drugs or are otherwise compromised logically. Tech companies are nowhere nearly as organized as would be required to make this a reality. You're saying that the manufacturer of an OS that requires reboots for certain fixes to be patched onto the operating system is actually an authoritarian regime grooming its users toward a manufactured Idiocracy? I'll have whatever you're having. It sounds like LSD but only for geopolitical concerns. |