Private property but open to public, laws states the the owner or management can revoke your permission to film, so using smart glasses is against company rules, security staff can ask you to leave or stop filming, they have no legal right to confiscate your camera, force you to delete footage, or physically detain you.
Posts by Tubz
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Wetherspoons bars smart glasses from filming customers
UK mulls making employers ask before installing bossware
China advances plans for national single-stack IPv6 network, and its own surveillance-friendly version of the protocol
OpenAI admits it was the source of the agent swarm that attacked Hugging Face
RISC-V firmware project wants every board booting from the same hymn sheet
HS2's latest reset ditches autonomous train tech to get project back on track
Elastic stretches workforce 7% thinner as AI does more of the heavy lifting
Microsoft extends extended updates for Windows 10 in the most muted way imaginable
I've always said Microsoft needs to split Windows, keep the current W11 branch for legacy for couple of years for migration and for W12 create a new x64 non-legacy branch.
So, I asked Ai the question, given the complexity of Windows OS, if Microsoft was capable of removing support for versions prior to Windows 10 and concentrated on x64 support only, can you guesstimate minimum disk space, memory and cpu would be required.
A streamlined, 64-bit-only Windows OS stripped of legacy code could run efficiently on 8 GB of storage, 1 GB of RAM, and a basic dual-core 64-bit CPU.By dropping 16-bit and 32-bit architectural support (like WOW64 subsystems), ancient driver frameworks, and thousands of legacy system files required for backwards compatibility, Microsoft could drastically reduce the footprint of the operating system.
Here is a technical guesstimate of the minimum hardware requirements for such an optimized, modernised Windows OS.
Architecture Constraints 64-bit Only:
Complete removal of the 32-bit execution layer (\(x86\) compatibility).
Modern Baseline: Dropping support for pre-Windows 10 legacy sub-systems and ancient file formats.
Minimum System Requirements, Guesstimate Component Estimated Minimum Requirement, Main Engineering Drivers
Disk Space 8 GB to 10 GB Stripping down the WinSxS component store, driver repository, and legacy system binaries.
Memory (RAM)1 GB (Idles at 400MB) Eliminating redundant background services and resource-heavy legacy frameworks.
Processor (CPU) Dual-core \(x64\) CPU (1.0 GHz) Requiring modern instruction sets (AVX, SSE4.2) natively, without hardware emulation bottlenecks..
We can dream ?
Telegram founder accuses Meta of sabotaging access in India with BGP hijacks
Britain plots digital bedtime after kicking under-16s off social media
Just governments of so called democracy's now realising that they need to control the mass like the Nazis, The Police Farce are already trained SD, used to be control the information, now it's control the narrative now, where have you been, what have you done and with whom and why, don't argue or disagree or your arrested, fast tracked to prison or worse case your killed by out of control Police.
Starmers legacy will be The Labour Nazis Party and if you think he's bad, wait until the true axis of evil gets in, Ultra Left Wing Burnham, Mad Red Millionaire Ed and Bitch Queen Rayner !
XP-era Windows spotted haunting London's driverless railway
This is your BIOS speaking. Please fix me. Your PC is broken
Kyndryl showers execs with shares while staff ponder redundancy packages
ReactOS brings its Windows NT tribute act to ARM64
London's police asked Big Tech for comms data over 700,000 times last year
UK Typhoon jets fitted with bargain-bin drone busters for Middle East sorties
Type 26 should be scrapped, designed will be out of date before they enter service, will probably need major upgrades early. Just get the South Koreans or Japanese to build them for us, cheaper and proven designs or even joint designs for the next generation, we are doing for the GCAP Tempest and get them in service. problem is, each government (mostly Labour) uses these purchases as blackmail for the votes in shipbuilding areas for party interests and not national interests.
Europe built sovereign clouds to escape US control. Then forgot about the processors
Civil servants to protest outside Capita AGM over pension shambles
Met Police's Palantir deployment has its own officers watching their backs
Microsoft sends Outlook Lite to the great inbox in the sky as memory costs skyrocket
Microsoft locks out VeraCrypt and WireGuard devs, blames verification process
RAF eyes cheap drone-killer as Typhoon jet tests laser-guided rockets
'People's Panel' to check if UK wants controversial Digital ID will cost £630K
Copilot spills the beans, summarizing emails it's not supposed to read
Keir Starmer declares 'months' timeline for social media age clampdown in UK
"Think of the kids", same old cry from Starmer Socialist dictatorship, his loony friends and activists, this is just another attempt at controlling narrative, regardless of the content, he is reading straight from the Hitler/Stalin/Putin/etc guide to controlling the masses. Stop spread of information, detain protestor, influence judges, cancelling of elections (thankfully now illegal), right to privacy or free thought, etc.
People may laugh and say nut jobs, but "1984" is peaking through the back cover of the Labour manifesto, is not so funny anymore.
GPT-5 bests human judges in legal smack down
The human side, is what we want in judges, as you can't just judge on evidence and make decision on a persons life, like a Vulcan (sorry "trekkies"). Ai is good for looking at the information like a Vulcan and producing unbiased facts and should be used as a tool by a Judge to help make his decision.
Ad blocking is alive and well, despite Chrome's attempts to make it harder
Workday reveals around 400 staff soon won't have to work another day
Satya Nadella decides Microsoft needs an engineering quality czar
KDE Plasma 6.6 beta ships a login manager that won't log in without systemd
UK gambling regulator accuses Meta of lying about its struggle to spot illegal ads
Meta retreats from metaverse after virtual reality check
Wine 11 runs Windows apps in Linux and macOS better than ever
How good is WINE handling Edge running legacy IE code, as a lot of business still have old apps creaking away running in compatibility mode? If that's as near compatible as running under Windows, then that's a major blocker gone for Linux take up in business. Then of course software distribution, as I believe Microsoft don't do Linux clients for Intune/MECM/SCCM but the Window client should work, if Office works?
UK government exempting itself from flagship cyber law inspires little confidence
Microsoft rushes an out-of-band update for Message Queuing bug
UK plans right for flat owners to demand gigabit broadband
India unveils a homegrown dual-core 1GHz RISC-V processor, the DHRUV64
Denmark takes a Viking swing at VPN-enabled piracy
Governments are running scared as people are now waking up and not believing the censored narrative put out and they don't like that, we kid ourselves live in a democracy but every country is a dictatorship, just power is shared between a select few. The truth is now being believed and become widespread and so governments revert to tried and tested control policies.
Home Office staff still leaning on 25-year-old asylum case management system
UK watchdog urged to probe GDPR failures in Home Office eVisa rollout
Here we go again: Microsoft in UK court over cloud licensing
Congress quietly strips right-to-repair provisions from US military spending bill
Sorry we can't replace your ships air defence missile tracking system, as you have not raised the appropriate change request, completed all the mandatory fields, for example current location, verifcation from 2 people on the approval list and the chosen date is within a change freeze window, for updates to our billing system prior to sending out monthly invoices.