does windows want to kyc you to do security updates?
>enrol for updation saar
fucking what
>>106973564No I don't think they want you to kill yourcelf
>>106973564nah, they want everyone to KYS, not KYC
>>106973564>>106973596They want you to pay money for the updates. This is illegal in the EU and Microsoft is objectively breaking EU Law by forcing you to do this. You shouldn't give them a cent because anything you give them now is going to go straight to Merkel's pockets in a few years when they get fined for violating EU law. They are banking on normalfaggots being too much of a holdout to want to give them pictures of their ballsacks to keep using their computers. So they're going to hold the threat of update above their heads, which will fail because most of them weren't updating their computers anyway before Windows 10 came along and wouldn't care one way or another.Instead, you should get MAS and get the updates for free:https://massgrave.dev/Remember:›paying for something that's free
>>106973564they want to associate a real world identity with every windows product key/machine, basically.
>>106973596$30 for updates in included software is something i'm pretty sure was the backbone of the anti-monopoly case the US and EU had against microsoft, that microsoft killed their competitors and were then charging for updates to a media player they first introduced for free.>>106973836This. The goal is to de-anonymize the internet, and Microsoft isn't the one pushing it. They are, however, the ones implementing it.They want to make it where it's impossible to use a computer unless a larger entity knows exactly who just turned it on. Which is funny because this means third world jeets and russians, the people they actually want to track, are now the only anonymous people on the internet.
>>106973836op here, that is why I got another laptop which never had windows, came with linux debian and all kinds of privacy conscious features such as hap bit intel me disabling, luks full disk encryption, webcam, microphone, wifi and bluetooth removedbut I wonder if it changes anything, don't they KYC that computer anyway as soon as you sign into anything linked to your identity such as email, software, etc?
>>106973564I was rawdogging 7SP1 until 2019They can keep their worthless updates.
>>106974010>op here, that is why I got another laptop which never had windows, came with linux debian and all kinds of privacy conscious features such as hap bit intel me disabling, luks full disk encryption, webcam, microphone, wifi and bluetooth removedGigabaseda system76 laptop?
>noooo you need to support this 10 year old obsolete operating system forever because I'm autistic and afraid of change
>>106973564you can literally pirate ESU, migrate your instance to LTSC, or just, not update. Despite what linux trannies claim, nothing will happen if you just use unsupported windows version, as long as you dont expose it directly to the internet like a total gorilla retard nigger.
>>106975543>nooo, you need to call me a real woman because my axewound is leaking and I will hang myself.
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/enrol>1. (British, New Zealand, Australia, Ireland, Canada) Standard spelling of enroll.
>>106973564Yep and it's working. I'm gonna keep using my basic bitch w10 Pro without any kind of (((security))) until I either get pwned or the wheels fall off. I don't have any important or personal information on it anyway.
linux doesn't have this problem/
>>106973596One-time payment of $30 is cheap for something you use every day for yearsYou're not poor, are you?
>>106973823>https://massgrave.dev//thread
>>106976977kill yourself
>>106974607I got it from NovaCustom because they were on the Qubes OS certified hardware list. I got a massive headache trying to understand the concept of Qubes OS so I went with Debian asy first linux experience, but I did decide to get Qubes OS certified laptop just in case and went still pretty much full tin foil hatI configured it with 64 ram and Intel® Core™ Ultra 7 processor 155HIntel® Arc™ iGPUAnd checked all the cool things like>hap bit disable telaviv>no wifi no webcam no mic no bluetooth>no branding >debian 13>luks disk encryption>coreboot>the keyboard layout i wanted United States international keyboard with international keys QWERTY ANSIhttps://novacustom.com/product/v54-series/So far, very pleased with it!!!!
>>106976977I clicked the free button and it said there are no updates.Fucking lol. Imagine paying 30 bucks for fucking nothing
>>106976977>for yearsIt mentions until october 2026, so technically not yearS
>>106977267Did you check it for bugs?
>>106973564Saar, do the enrol
>>106977421No, I don't have the expertise for that, I would probably end up breaking the laptop.any advices?
>>106977267debian is dogshit
>>106977956it's working for me so far
>>106977267It is pretty simple if you stick with the templates provided (Debian, Fedora, Whonix). From that perspective, you have the following tree of 'types':StandaloneVMTemplateVM....AppVM (normal)....AppVM (disposable_template)........DisposableVMStandaloneVMs are exactly like you'd expect a normal VM to be: you provision an OS (or clone a template and change it to standalone), its writes are not ephemeral and mutates state.TemplateVMs host all the parts of the root file structure except /home. Any changes to TemplateVMs mutate state, but any writes to /home do not propagate to children.AppVMs only contain a pointer to a TemplateVM and have their own /home partition to mount. Writes to root are non-persistent while /home persists. Upon creation, the new AppVM's /home is a clone of the initially chosen TemplateVM's /home but is otherwise the AppVM's from then on.AppVMs with disposable_template enabled are for creating named and anonymous (disp####) DisposableVMs from. A DisposableVM has two pointers: it points to an AppVM (with disposable_template enabled) for root (which points to the TemplateVM) and /home. All of the file system tree in DisposableVMs is ephemeral, no writes will persist to the associated disposable_template AppVMs or TemplateVMs when killed. Perfect for web browsing and for firewalls and such.S [own root, own home]T [own root, own home]..A [T's root, own home initially cloned from T]..A (dt) [T's root, own home initially cloned from T]... D [A (dt)'s root aka T's root, A (dt)'s home]
>>106978264I am worried it may be a blurry slow mess like whonix though, I tried whonix and it was depressing, worst experience
