Windows has always* done this and so do many others. I very much doubt that the EU would fine Microsoft for it. Since when was extended support against EU regulation?

For example companies like redhat do the same thing for end of life software: https://access.redhat.com/articles/rhel-eus

I’m not familiar with Suse but it looks like they pretty much do the same thing: https://www.suse.com/products/long-term-service-pack-support/.

Ubuntu too: https://ubuntu.com/security/esm

Of course IBM: https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/ibm-security-extended-support

*I’m unsure if they have allowed regular consumers to buy extended support before, since consumers mostly don’t give a shit about updates. This is at least the first time you could get extended support through any other means than paying for it.

I haven’t received a single source.

Okay, can you provide a source for both claims?

Which western media?

Has anyone claimed that the protests were entirely peaceful? Of course some turn violent when you roll in with your army and riot police gun blazing.

And thanks for confirming that it wasn’t a tank.

There really are no excuses for the killing of dozens if not hundreds of civilians and protestors.

And the protests were entirely peaceful to begin with but of course China couldn’t let that continue.

The censorship of the event also speaks a great deal about who’s fault it is.

Who could’ve guessed that people turn violent when you start shooting them 😱

That video is really low res. Do you have any sources that prove that the moving object is a tank and that the people are students?

But honestly it doesn’t really matter because running over people because they are protesting a dictatorship is fucking gruesome.

You should(n’t) see the gruesome pictures. China is likely very happy that the tank man picture became famous when there were LOADS of other horrible images .

Nah, you just select domain join. I did that a few weeks ago on a Win 11 enterprise install.

But if you deal with new installs “all the time” you should really consider automating the setup and domain joining, instead of manually creating local accounts and then domain joining.

Keep in mind that giving out the highest possible sentences to crimes that could be worse (like murder) essentially gives someone that’s committing the lesser crime (rape in this case) free range to commit any worse crimes because the sentence can’t be worse anyway.

If someone is fucked up enough to rape someone, chances are that they will see it as a positive that they can kill the victim and leave behind no living witnesses and without risking a worse punishment.

Even if rapists won’t kill anyone, they might still be less likely to restrain themselves to cause additional harm to the victim.

And better and people got better at making 3d printed guns.

Read the article man

This feature will be available on Teams desktop applications (both Windows and Mac) and Teams mobile applications (both iOS and Android).

What would the accomplished by doing that?

seems like it would just make a lot of people angry without letting them know who did it.

I think the EDPB would have a field day if that was the case.

While I very much dislike that too, it’s very easy to opt out. Just use Windows Pro, Enterprise, or education.

The entire point of recall is that it’s running locally. That’s why only a very very very small subset of all Windows 11 PCs support it. Only “copilot+” pc supports it which are PCs with very specific processors with AI processing. Most notably the new Snapdragon arm PCs.

Well, half a billion is still a lot of money so it’s great that the union got it so they can spend it on something useful. Half a billion USD is the entire yearly revenue of some fairly large companies in Sweden.

And the fine is not intended to bankrupt Apple, it’s intended to punish them and as a show of force. If Apple still refuses to comply or even pay the fine, the fines would obviously escalate and the max fine on this offence is very very high.

Also remember that the EU generally only cares what they do inside the EU, they care about how it affects EU citizens. So it doesn’t make a whole lot of sense to issue brutally high fines based on yearly global revenue yet.

Maybe someone just forgot to run copy running-config startup-config lol

What’s the Weissman score?

From my point of view the country most famous for its death punishment is collapsing.