Re: Don't panic
Remember when Microshaft said Windows 10 is the last version of Windows?
Windows 11 is ransomware.
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I remember a company named IBM. They had good products and service. However, they failed to adapt and had their clock properly cleaned. IBM played the same idiotic games that Microshaft is playing and look where they ended up.
Both outfits look like the monkey with its hand caught in the bait jar whilst the patient hunters watch over them. They are too greedy and ignorant to let go of the bait.
What should be deprecated? In more than a few words, Microshaft, International Braindead Machines, HPee, SnOracle, and so on, ad infinitum...
If the corporate welfare recipients' greed was exceeded by any intelligence that they may enjoy, then they would have deprecated their drug dealers(IT "vendors") working at the aforementioned outfits over a decade ago.
The TPM ruse was cooked up by Microshaft, International Braindead Machines and co-conspirators in their RICO operation because none of them could build a secure operating system that could compete with Unix variants. Their best PhD's could not keep up with some guy named Torvalds who wrote Linux while his toddlers drooled in his lap. Now that's the Finnish American way, eh?
All my machines will be running Linux. In the unlikely event that I must use a Microshaft "product", it will run on a VM with TPM.
Windows 11 has never been a real operating system. It's always been an insect ridden app with a "security" model constructed with Swiss cheese.
In a nutshell, Windows 11 is ransomware and nothing else.