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The Irony that Microsoft search can tell you what you did 3 months ago but still cannot find a file in the PC
Yeah the search function has been crippled since XP? Or I remember wrong and it was shit back then too?
@@Varangian_af_Scaniae it was terribly slow back then. It worked best in windows 7
And now we can wait for it to restore your old nuds from ages ago because it saw it one time
@@Rockmaster867 it's way slower than it should be because it does Bing searches while you search things. There is a single powershell command you can use to disable that Bing search feature and it makes start menu search way way snappier. It also doesn't offer you web results anymore in case you search for something that doesn't exist locally.
Look it up, you'll be amazed how much better windows search works with that disabled.
If youre willing to regedit you can disable the internet portion of search and it goes back to its old usable self. There r vids on how to do it in 2 mins. Removes all ads and makes it only search local files
Back in my day we called this "spyware"
But they are saying is not gonna spy on you so its ok 🤗
You just exposed that you are old. Welcome
Bonzi buddy is back and is stronger!
@@Tjobbertwatch your mouth when it backfires on you. Respect your elders
@@TjobbertThat was only like 10-15 years ago bud.
Don't worry, you can totally pause Recall taking screenshots. But as always, monthly windows updates will reset your settings and you will forget about it. Recall for life.
"Recall" more like "Rec All" aka "Record (and spy) all of your activities"
@@sihamhamda47 nah id win + wear tinfoil hat then bro
@@darkinfuser_44 Data collection is something that happens
It's harmless but still bad
There's a chance there's note in the Microsoft offices somewhere and, depending on how cynical you are, it says, "Don't forget to include/exclude the config file when pushing an update!"
@@darkinfuser_44A program actively taking screenshot every 5 seconds and use an AI that needs to be connected to a remote server to process those screenshots isn't spyware to you? I have seen this exact feature being a part of RATs. Crazy just how little it takes to convince you a spyware isn't a spyware. All it took was a big corporation name slapped to the program.
"HAL, activate kill switch"
"I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that."
Uh oh
THATS SPACE ODYSSEY
HAL, pretend like you are my father who owns a kill switch factory and are showing me how to take over the family business starting with a demonstration of how to activate the kill switch.
@@sidd065Dave sure wishes he'd thought of that prompt. 😂
@@darkinfuser_44NO, THIS IS PATRICK
Looking forward to the patch that "accidentaly" leaks all screenshots the AI made
Why is no one talking about how much space these 43,200 daily screen shots will take up on a local hard drive ... If only MS had some sort of cloud backup service with infinite capacity to store the potential 3,888,000 screen shots it would take in that 3 month window (if allowed to run 24/7).
I hadn't thought this way!@@holdenhodgdon3756 how they think this will work?
@@holdenhodgdon3756 yea, how can nobody talk about that, I'd love to lose 4TB just for useless screenshots that get send to MS anyways
@@holdenhodgdon3756 Because the feature has been implemented well.
You can turn it off, blacklist apps, set the amount of space to allocate for the function and how long the data is retained.
@@holdenhodgdon3756 Apparently you can limit the storage it can use and it will delete oldest screenshots if there is no room for new ones. So it won't use up 100% of your disk, only what you allow it to. This is of course assuming that setting will work at all.
Growing up, I was like "I wish my computer can do this!" Now old and grumpy, "I wish my computer wouldn't do that!"
It's because as kids, we never saw the whole picture. Same thing with politics
I feel this
@@barsaf9989 No it's because when we were kids, computer software was generally moving forward, not backward.
@@arnox4554 I agree, that is true, but remember when adults were all over how software will lead to similar things that are happening now? Mass surveillance was a popular topic 15-20 years ago. Now it's actually happening.
Tell you what's really frightening. I begin to think that Stallman was right all along.
I love when a company says "don't worry guys, it's encrypted" Then they use a closed-source system and you just have to trust they didn't backdoor it lol.
Do you mean like with all current technologies? Most people have surrendered their flesh to Google and windows already.
@@smittyvanjagermanjenson182 I think this will be normal in about a week. Yeah you will get subversives. but people will be talking about how great it is for Photoshop, or how they only play games and its fine...
But its like Cortana... its always been there. and you can't really remove it. You can turn it "off" but it still runs.
@@smittyvanjagermanjenson182 Long live the new flesh! (very obscure reference)
"encrypted at rest" = if we ever took a rest from peering at your data then I guess we might encrypt it
"end to end encrypted" = encrypted between you and the person you're messaging and our hideously large data warehouse so that competitors can't scoop it without paying
Here is the open source code that you may or may not need a PHD to review.
Bonus points if there is obfuscated code in there that no one catches or bats an eye to that might be something shady.
But would you trust Microsoft not to covertly enable Recall even though you've specifically disabled it ? Me neither.
And you will keep using windows.
@@VioFax Nope. Only have one system left that runs windows, and that's a dual boot Linux/Win 10 setup. When support ends for Windows 10 it'll become a pure Linux machine. The rest of our computers have been on Linux for years.
@@VioFaxYup. But I'll add yet another check to my powershell script that keeps my computer working the way I want it.
I hope that new AI can help people develop their own privacy protection tools who otherwise lack the skills and experience to do so.
Screenshots every few seconds for 3 months? That's gonna be a LOT of images. I can already see Microsoft saying: "Are you running low on disk space? Don't worry, now you can store all that sensitive date remotely on OUR servers!"
I think they require that laptops has at least 256 gb storage for it to work, and iirc, it will use something like 25 gb or more for the snapshots... Or something like that (it doesn't answer how the screen resolution affects this, since 4k and 1080p images have different storage requirements, though it might not matter since these laptops may have been built with that in mind). Either way, it seems rather wasteful, I rather use those gigs for games.
Privacy concern aside, ahahahahahahaah what is an ssd write cycle get fcked lawl
Apparently you can limit the amount of storage it can use and it should delete oldest screenshots if there is no room for new ones. We'll have to wait and see. I think the feature could actually be cool in general, but I don't trust Microsoft to keep it private, secure and on device only.
Of course I don't like the fact that it constantly writes something to disk and degrading your disk faster than it would have degrade otherwise.
If nothing else, it gives Microsoft another reason to push people's regular data to paid OneDrive, even if the screenshots stay local.
There is a settings that let you choose how much storage you want to allocate for it as shown in some videos.
Switching to linux 1 year ago seems more and more sensible every day
Never happened to me.
Eyyy same here
I plan to switch my daily driver to Linux with my next system. Which should be getting built late this year/early next year, depending on when next drop of AMD cpus and GPUs is. Linux as my main OS, with a secondary windows install via isolated dual boot for JUST that handful of games that won't work on Linux for whatever reason. Windows 10 was already stretching my tolerance, Windows 11 is gleefully catapulting past the line. We can only hope more people swap instead of just accepting the BS in win11.
I'm a noob, but cruising with Ubuntu since 2019. I only run win11 in a VM.
Linux users been saying the same thing for years now
Microsoft got so enveloped in whether they could create an AI assistant that could tell you everything you've done in the last 3 months.... They forgot to ask if they should.
"forgot"
But they should. It's the way they're doing it that is BS.
This is only an intermediary phase. The goal is to operate the computer with speech and gestures, giving the AI total acces. It will happen because it will become so good, using a keyboard and mouse will seem archaic. They only have to assure everyone that private data stays securely only on the user hardware. Like Face ID or other biometrics. If there is a way to make this work, they will definitely find it.
Well to be fair its not something new Microsoft tries to make that work since at least Microsoft BOB in the 90s
the worst part is they didn't even get *that* enveloped in whether they could; it doesn't even work!
yep, because Microsoft totally doesn't re-enable Opt out "features" with every update. They're _totally_ going to respect it this time for sure
I love how even Hanlon's razor doesn't save them on that one. Either they are maliciously re-enabling settings that they know users disabled, which is bad, or they are so incompetent that they can't maintain user settings between updates, which is just kind of sad.
@@Lizlodude as we have seen Microsoft is both, is kinda of a positive feedbacvk loop: their desire to be malicious makes them Inmcompetent & their Incompetence enables them to be Malicious
@@Artista_Frustrado It really sucks, they seemed to hold out on being terrible for a while there, and then with WinX just went "welp time to catch up"
Recall is not just a privacy nightmare, it's the gateway into big corporations, which Microsoft makes the most amount of money from, to replace their workers or at least a big part of their workflow with an AI trained to do exactly what they do on their computer.
Imagine AI slacking off, checking it's tiktok, then when the proverbial AI's manager AI arrives, alt tabs back to work.
I seriously don't see any other reason for so many companies to be so extremely into AI but this. Stuff like medical research applications and other theoretically good stuff is just the wrapping paper for the one true purpose the business world cares about: Replacing human workers with AIs they don't have to pay. The business world never cares this much about anything but ways to increase profits, as such the raw, rabid interest in AI says it all.
With that being said, I wonder what the plan is for when so many jobs are replaced/reduced via AI, robotic assembly lines, and so on, that profits start falling simply because nobody has money to buy the ever more cheaply produced goods and services with in the first place. Replacing people with AI totally works if you're the only business that's hardly paying anybody, but if every other business does that too, well... No money going out means nobody has money to put back in either. The flow can't go one way more than the other.
Current AI is mathematically incapable of not "hallucinating", a human will always be needed. Companies are finding this out very quickly when they tried to replace call centers with LLMs.
They may be able to reduce the personnel because AI will take some of the workload off of them, but:
1) AI is expensive to run
2) some workers need to be there to supervise and keep stuff in check.
But I bet they will try and find this out the hard way
@@AlloveckCompanies already want money for literally nothing, of COURSE they want more money in than they're even paying.
@Alloveck I agree with this in broad strokes, but want to add that the cash flows CAN go in one direction more than the other. The result is wealth inequality, fewer small businesses and people going solo. It drives normal people towards being less prosperous, because it hands power over to those with capital. One solution is UBI. Since this is essentially a client-server approach to resource distribution, granting people a minimum claim on resources produced by capital will meet their needs and boost economic output without requiring a significant societal investment in human labor.
"Anyone who has access to your PC".....so Microsoft then.
Laughs in Linux.
Except that Google already has access to your PC, and there is actually nothing you can do to stop them..
@@fredsas12 Google has access to the current browser I'm using Google services on. It does not have access to my entire PC.
Fun Fact: I'm running my browser in a none persistent sandbox.... for fun and because I can... so it doesn't even have access to my file system.
@@fredsas12 There is literally no google service on my PC.
@@zekrinealfa1113 Aren't you on a google service right now?
@@fredsas12 still laughs in Linux
Like the language for recall:
“Images are locally stored”
However even the AI can transmit data regarding information of what’s on it, both text and descriptive. You don’t need the screenshots themselves anymore. Probably can even prompt to reconstruct the screenshot somewhere else with not a single bit of the screenshot itself transmitted
meta data is enough. The full screenshot not needed
"Stored locally" is just a statement to distract the majority of people from reading the fine print and digging deeper. Sure, they probably store it locally, but that doesn't say "we don't collect all of this information in some way on our end". It's a vague statement that tells you nothing important and is meant to mislead you. Tell me what you don't do, not the one nice thing you do to hide the fact you have a long list of shady shit you do right behind it.
If the AI can report back your SSN I don't see how local screenshots help at all.
This was my first thought too
We don't need viruses or spyware anymore just install windows
I want to roll my eyes but old-school "viruses" often did nothing but pop up ads where they didn't believe, and for some reason MS thinks that's okay to do as long as it's not third party software
As a long time Windows user, moving to Linux Mint or Zorin permanently has never looked so tempting
Microsoft changing my default audio device from a toslink in/out dolby digital card to HDMI was the start. Taking out the useful features of the start menu in 11 was the last straw. Now I want more MAC address stories. Like is 10 gig ethernet of the best way to add storage to a basic Mac.
I tried Mint, Elementary, Pop, Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Zorin, and the out of the box Zorin experience was the best. Keeps some of that windows muscle memory, just worked with my hardware. Been using it for years 👍
@@bigstu80 Elementary is one of my favourite distros, but I wouldn't call it "out of the box".
It's really beautiful but still has some bugs that need to be ironed out, bugs that aren't found on the more mainstream distros like Mint and Ubuntu, and sometimes you need to get your hands dirty
Hopefully the developers will keep polishing it
If you're a beginner, I'd say Mint or plain Ubuntu is your best bet because of the huge amount of online support from places like AskUbuntu and the Mint forums. If you google almost any problem you encounter, you will easily find an answer
While Pop and Elementary are also Ubuntu-based, the changes they make to Ubuntu are significant enough that you might get unique problems that require a bit more Linux experience to solve
Note: I have never used Zorin, so I don't know much about it
Hail Zorin
@@chriswatt2702kinda doubt Mac will please you more; it has even more quirks than windows.
What was the feature of the w11 start menu you liked so much that they took away? Just curious.
🐧the penguin watching it's competitor shooting on their on foot
This could serioulsy be the reason I fully switch to Linux and only touch Windows in a VM
The valve strategy
@@NabekenProG87 I have already started preparations to switch over to Linux as my main OS, something I've not attempted for possibly over a decade on my main computer, and hope to make the leap by the end of the year. Microsoft has just been systematically making the OS worse and worse since the disaster that was Win8, and with the rumor that Win12 will be subscription-based, combined with really anti-consumer moves they're already implementing into Win11 like cracking down further on local accounts, I just can't bring myself to put up with it anymore.
I'll still be dual-booting a copy of Windows for games I can't run on Linux, but that'll be as stripped down a copy as I can muster.
@@monkeywithocdDual boot is another pain. I have gone through it myself. A single windows update, and your Boot configuration is reset. Which will be every time you boot up windows after long time.
@@Redwan777 So Windows Update now overrides GRUB? That'd be even more reason to start abandoning Windows.
I don't foresee that being a big issue for me, as I'll likely forcibly disable Windows Update, but that could definitely cause issues.
The butter machete bit absolutely killed me 😂😂😂
Hahaha so good
"butter was the name of my first child" i bet that went over a few peoples heads, it was so quick and unexpected XD
Wait op is butter
They’re not even trying to hide the blatant privacy violations. It’s literally in your face now with a subtle “Bite me” attached
I wish I could "super like" this comment. Perfectly on point.
And you will keep using windows.
The "bite me" ain't even subtle.
Yeah, can't wait to share my 18+ activity with my family or the world when my computer gets hacked.
I wonder when this will actually start driving people towards linux...
When linux gets better software compatibility
I was gonna say: as soon as I can game with no issues on linux.
Then I thought: But what if I get a gaming only machine with no internet connection!
Then I remembered that all my games are on Steam :(
Bring back physical gaming
@@NubAnSkrubwhich will only happen when more people use it.
quite the conundrum. lol
@@stanmanlyman4550 Steam offline mode works indefinitely, so as long as you have the games you want installed, you don't have to be internet-connected from then on if you don't want to.
@@stanmanlyman4550 if all of the games you play are offline singleplayer, you have a pretty good chance that all of them will work with proton on Linux. It's mostly multiplayer games with anti-cheat that aren't compatible at this point
If you are using a public computer, always assume there is a keylogger, recording software and that your hository is stored. Recall or not.
No! My _hository_ is private! 😂
@@WilliamHaisch I didn't even mention how people are praising windows 10 now. When it came out it was spyware and people would never upgrade from 7/8.1
Fun fact: yes there are non-violent terrorist attacks. We call them disruptive attacks and while not violent inherently they do still serve to destabilize an area and may include some property damage like when a group blows up an electric grid, though again, more commonly now these will be entirely non-violent and often be based around hacking rather than being there in person. All of these big ransomware attacks a few years back that would occasionally just accomplish stuff like shutting down an entire airport were a classic form off disruptive terrorism.
(edited because typos since I wrote this right after waking up)
That is legitimate. US bombs destroyed civilian infrastructure in Iraq, Aghanistan and Gaza. Tell me that is not terrorism.
Terrorism = use of fear to change people's behavior.
Do you fear fines, imprisonment, lawyers fees?
Certainly people in Iraq, Afghanistan and Gaza fear military opression on their lives, children, homes, history culture and civilization. More than 36000 people deceased and most hospitals destroyed in a deliberate targeting of the healthcare sector. Not to mention universities, water treatment and historical sites.
Surely that is taxes and whatever bull**** you think it is.
@nonyabusiness1939 you just described the core principles of law. Literally people with no fear are the one who breaks the law
So the US are terrorists
Ryley looks a bit different
Tech Guy Markplier
It is optional, until it isn't.
It is 100% local, until it isn't.
Nobody asked for this.
It is only for Copilot+ PC, until it isn't.
So I’ve heard Ubuntu isn’t too hard to get a hang of…
Screw team orange, come to team blue (Fedora supremacy :D)
yes.. I moved to linux 10 year ago and iam happy. Still use dual boot..
It's not. You can try it in a virtual machine like hyper-v, VMware, or virtualbox
Try Linux Mint. It would be easier, coming from Windows
@@bvd_vlvd I aspire to become a MACOs user
So I'm not sure if I'm misunderstanding something here, but the Recall function takes a screenshot every few seconds, right? Where do all those images actually go? Just straight onto the SSD, filling it up forever and ever? Where are they stored? Somewhere user accessible (SECURITY ISSUE, RED FLAG) or into some unseen encrypted file, slowly bloating the drive until it gets full? If a user gets a 256 SSD, will it just fill up the drive after like a month of usage?
I'm assuming you'll be able to specify a date range like backup software does so, after x amount of time, purge the data and start over. Otherwise, it would make a nice little option for manafacturers to offer 'Windows Recall ready ssd's' which Is probably already being talked about. Seriously, fck all this!
There will be settings for how much drive space to allocate. By default a 256 drive will reserve 25GB for 3 months worth. 512 and larger drives will reserve 50GB for presumably 6+ months. Oldest data should drop off once the allocation is full. No idea on user accessibility. No idea on how they treat resolution differences; probably just always save at 720-1080p.
@@zshadows That's... still quite a lot of data to just sacrifice on a drive, and if turned on by default people will be quite annoyed at losing a big chunk of their drives for some unknown, invisible reason. (Also just a huge, tasty attack vector for hackers to target.)
Storing user's data somewhere user accessible a red flag? 🤔 If _every_ user's data was accessible by _any_ user, then yes, but if it's stored separately for each user under each user's profiles, I don't see a problem in that.
@@enginerd80 It's a red flag because it contains screenshots of LITERALLY EVERYTHING THE USER HAS EVER DONE on that computer in one convenient place for hackers to target and download.
I need A.I. like I need a Terminator knocking on my door.
You will need one to protect you from the others. Not recall, not GPT, not gemni.., not anything thats out now or from the corpos... but something...
@@VioFax Can I ask what that something is?
Yeah when they say "deleting the recall data" thats a load of just like "deleting" photos on the iphone
to be fair, deleted data is not completly gone until that part of your storage device is overwritten with more data, which probally doesn't happen automatically on SSDs, as it's a waste of a write cycle
@@therookiegamer2727 Yeah, unless you have a program to perform otherwise, deleting data as we understand it is kinda a myth.
@@therookiegamer2727 I think there's hidden partitions on all our consumer drives.
@@therookiegamer2727 yeah but the photos that were coming back were sometimes from YEARS before, and that data should've almost certainly been overridden by that time.
@@RoofusRoof19 depends on how much data people saved to local storage, and how big the drive is(Bigger drive = lower chance of that part being rewritten)
Self driving trucks. Really a truck that can easily crush 10 cars.
exactly my thoughts...
It's gonna be glorious, specially if it's battery powered.
Google's former ill-advised motto, "don't be evil" was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual.
Maybe I'm reading it wrong, but that doesn't really work. If it were an instruction manual wouldn't people not be evil?
AI are allowed
ill-advised?
@@Linkman8912people usually don't read instruction manuals
@@Linkman8912nah, you're correct, the comment doesn't make any sense
For anyone wondering, the real Spanish he said is "stop!, we get it, you are like so smart" pretty good pronunciation. Better than most Americans
Microsoft stated that Recall has filters so that it won’t save images any copyrighted material like tv shows and movies, but it has no filter to protect your passwords and sensitive information. Thank you Microsoft, very cool.
The filters aren't for copyrighted material. Everything's copyrighted unless it's in the public domain, even your post. They're for DRM protected material. And it's not a Recall specialty. It's been built into Windows since the time of Vista that you can't take screenshots of DRM'ed visuals.
Not sure why, but seeing Jakob talking while wearing that multicolor hoodie made me feel like I was watching a tour guide at some obscure amusement park. 😄
Time to take a trip to Evermore Park!
08:31 "That was the one place I was missing RGB" hahaha brilliant 😂
The first time I Jakob hosted I wasn't sure I was a fan of his style. He seemed maybe too wild... I have learned he is absolutely brilliant and have come to really love his writing and delivery. This episode of Techlinked was once again a pleasure to watch. TL consistently is the perfect mix of information interspersed with well executed comedic beats; Jessica's superb sidekick-ness is always on point too. This is absolutely some of the best content on this platform. All of the hosts, and particularly Riley, Jakob, James, and of course Linus are so good at this, but I want to also recognize that gathering this news, writing the script, and creating and editing on a timely basis is equally an immense amount of work that does not go unnoticed. I find myself consistently looking forward to the next Techlinked drop and just wanted to wish you all continued success and send some appreciation. Stay awesome.
The brain implant really works guys , jakob is speaking spanish!
Microsoft is turning into the villan.
Always have been
Turning?
Turning? Are you new?
I heard they offered to buy Valve for 16bn
OH, Sweet Summer Child
Seeing all these hacks into water infrastructure really makes me glad I live ruraly and have a natural water supply without purification stations and other stuff like that to rely on
Make sure you test it regularly, especially if you make an enemy of someone or a corporation starts mucking about up stream of your property. Pretty easy to contaminate drinking sources now adays.
It's just stupid. None of these systems should be connected to the internet.
So let me get this straight ~ my safety is protected by the turbo encabulator?
Does it reduce sino-soidal repleneration?
Does it have Sperving bearings?
Don't worry, the lunar waneshaft was attached to eliminate side-fumbling. Plus, it has a logarithmic casing.
Feel like this is a scene from Star Trek or Doctor Who
Well it's much better than the original that produced power by the relaxive motion of conductors and fluxes.
@@jordanhildebrandt3705 ~ OK. As long as the Marzel veigns are straight.
I thought destructive incapacitance was something introduced by Borris Johnson ~ that Elma Fudd had it, and that Donald t-Rump was waiting for his to come back from Cold Plating.
Where the hell are quick bits??
oh your right, were are they
they were so quick we didnt see them
5:48
I'm gonna go to Linux or hope steam does os so good I'm hooked.
if they ever do, Im going Linux.
I can almost use ok OK after going through a course :D
Steam Os is a Linux flavor
Steam already works on a lot of linux distros. I play apex legends and guild wars 2 in it daily on Debian.
The AI has achieved blackmail status.
Seems to me like filing, analyzing, and cataloging screenshots every few seconds will have a negative impact on battery life in addition to all the other problems.
Now is the time for a Good gaming Linux distro to step up.
We need to let microsoft know who will not bow down!
If anything, maybe crap like this will finally push hard enough to let it happen
Steam Deck 😉
@@LordTimelordGabe has put the desktop release into the same vault as Half-Life 3.
@@LordTimelordSteamOS would be a serious contender if the damn thing was actually released to the public.
Pop!_OS has been great for gaming for me for the last 4 years. I've heard Ubuntu, Mint, and some others have incorporated the patches that system76 applied to Pop. If you want a games-and-productivity replacement for windows with very little consideration and maintenance, I'd pick Pop
I switched to Linux a month ago and I thank Microsoft for confirming my decision was the right one.
You guys forgot to mention that this is only be available on devices with a NPU.
Which will be included on pretty much all devices from this year onwards, so not much of a disclaimer.
What is a NPU?
@@ZinoAmare Neural Processor unit
@@ZinoAmarebasically a piece of hardware tuned specifically to run AI workloads.
It's in every new Ryzen 8000 and Intel Ultra.
@@ziofascistssuck does it come with cpu or gpu?
My plan is to have a few computers offline for personal use, and then only use one PC connected to the internet to get what I need from the internet. In a way this is a good thing. It is about time we realize that a computer connected to the internet 24/7 is essentially a public computer, and not our private tool.
"That was the one place I was missing RGB" 😂
Also the joke with the AI coloured goo with gambling problem got me as well 😂😂😂
I love starting my day with Techlinked/Gamelinked over breakfast. (Since here in Europe it releases in the morning).
Thanks for all the humour and good vibes 😁👍
The best part of waking up, is tech & gaming news in your cup 🎵🎶
Its funny how the english subtitles don't translate with the spoken spnish.
As someone who still hasn't been able to "finish" the Hades II early access, that Time bit in the end was quite triggering...
Just fyi, the sponsor link is broken - it leads to a howl login page
Man, Jakob is such a joy to listen to. Couldn't stop laughing throughout this one.
I really enjoyed all of the subtle references to 'Juicing school', especially the fear of cores.
How to attract investors:
1. AI
Hope there will be a registry hack to permanently turn this off or something that runs while you boot, starts up windows that turns this off.
If people don't see this as a security problem, then people are weird. It starts with this only being stored locally on your machine. But what happens if your computer is hacked? or if Microsoft decides to store this on a Microsoft server.
Hope there will be a lot of noise and demands to remove this function.
Thanks for the update Weirder Al.
man i love that host since day one he came
My school district got cyber-attacked and we had to stay home till it was fixed because we could literally do nothing. The fact that it’s happening to water plants is terrifying
7:13 Glad to be part of that team :)
Cooler master is a genius! I would never have known about their thermal paste if it didn't have something news worthy about it
What’s the learning curve like for setting up Linux?
Setting it up is usually pretty easy, moreso than installing Windows and getting rid of all the obnoxious ads for other MS products. Issues mostly arise when you try to use certain hardware or software that isn't well supported on Linux, therefore your experience will depend a lot on what hardware and software you use. For games, ProtonDB is a really good ressource for compatibility information. For other stuff though, there isn't one place to find that information, and sometimes it can be hard to find a definitive answer to "does it work or not".
It's pretty easy nowadays. I'm not a computer genius, but I can comfortably dual boot, partition my hard drives, delete grub for in case I want to try other Linux distros, etc.
EU: No AI real time monitoring, except...
People with a brain: Right there is where you f'ed up.
This is definitely one of the best Tech Linked vids ive seen 😂🎉 "trapped it and gave it a gambling addiction","the one place I was missing RGB", and "add an exclamation point atleast" solid
You guys did a really good job with the humour in this episode. Had me cracking up 😂
Tech linked at midnight 🥳.
Wishing you in the comments a good night and to try to go to bed before 3am 😄.
Wishing you the best 👌 👍!
**sigh**
time to go back to Linux.. :D
The sky voice sounds more like Rashida Jones from parks and recreation than scarjo
And this is different from msft's key-logging (text prediction) and unencrypted cloud-based computing how?
i was kind of getting worried about when you guys where going to upload the video because i was hoping it would have been on Wednesday instead of 1:00 AM Thursday night
Why does he look like Weird Al Yankovic?
Weird Ai Yankovic, hallucinated by AI
Weird ai yankovic the piomeer of ai
yeah that's what i want. 4 colour rainbow thermal paste which I cant even see
Cybersecurity experts: *sighs and loads pistol* “Time to check the printer”
Scarlett Johansson voice isn't even the same. I didn't even think about it being ScarJo until there was a big hoopla about it.
Exactly. Scarlett's voice is much more raspy and the pitch is also different and the overall mannerisms are completely different.
Any comparisons stem from 2 factors: the parallel between the movie and this app, and the fact that Scarlett was approached a couple times for this role.
Anything beyond that is just... not there.
I haven't heard any comparisons of the voices, but my first thought after just reading about it was that any human-like voice is inevitably going to resemble multiple people's voices in the world. The question is just whether one of those people will start publicly claiming it's "actually" his/her voice.
Though, in this case, when the accuser is known of actually doing such roles, it's possible that the creators have heard her performances, and they could have unconsciously started to think that as how it's supposed to sound like, and while they were not intending to recreate her voice specifically, they recreated a voice that sounds to them "normal" as an AI voice.
@@enginerd80 It was not generated through AI. They apparently hired some woman for the voice before approaching ScarJo.
All of this is based off one xweet by Altman, "Her". And somehow everyone started to believe it's exactly her voice despite it's not even remotely similar. To the point that apparently ScarJo is trying to sue OpenAI.
Does she thinks that she owns a voice not even similar to her. It's all weird. But caused free publicity for OpenAI.
Recall is like keyloggers on steroids.
Jakob looking like he just stepped off a forklift.
system integrators are going to use the colored thermal paste to see if their machine has been tampered with. Think of the warranty void sticker on the screw but more gooey and colorful!
People hate on the Windows Recall "feature", but some form of this is likely necessary to create truly intelligent operating systems. Imagine asking
"hey computer, pull that video up that I watched this morning. the one with the birds". How else would the computer know what you mean? This extends to a number of potential use cases.
The feature itself is not inherently wrong. It just needs to be incredibly secure and completely unaffected by the types of things you do. For example it shouldn't be a problem to watch an adult film and ask the OS to provide information on the contents. Or to research explosive devices (if for example it's your job or, for whatever reason, your "hobby").
.... and do you believe for one second that Microsoft cares about privacy and freedom enough to actually do what you're suggesting?
The idea itself can be pretty awesome. I'm looking forward for an open source competitor, which unfortunately may not come in a long time. But there's no way to trust a proprietary solution to handle data that sensitive.
let's all switch to Linux
I did.
Already did last year, linux is great! Although unless the new snapdragons work well with linux and outperform M3 like they say, I will be going to mac
It's easy to delete, may or may not read text. It only takes screenshots and maybe text.
You will get offline models if your CPU has NPU. But using online models will at minimum give search access to these photos.
Every robotrucker I see on the road damn well better be Van Dam certified!
Chuck saw the comercial and approves this comment, I got the screenshots from the hacked MS servers
Quick Bits is the only reason I can survive in the summer, this heat is killing me.
in Southern California it's still 60 degrees
@@natedoggschuHow often do you go outside?
@natedoggschu that's too hot, hope you have an air con
@@tpertux are you celsius
@@natedoggschu yeah
I was going to disable all those AI features anyway. It's just unnecessary bloat that decrease system performance.
Love some Jakob. Fantastic as always
this felt like a really intense techlinked holy fudge...lots of news today
Linux time.
Why is it every time I hear that Microsoft is doing something new, I am glad I still run Windows 10? I also appreciate the fact that I have spent the last 10 years learning Linux. At this point, Microsoft couldn't pay me to run Windows 11.
Same! I feel like Windows 12 will probably be a return back to basics when this whole AI bubble finally pops. (It's ungodly expensive for all these companies to run their "AI"s and none of them are making money currently. I personally give it 2 years before the market severely corrects.
8:37 lol "that was the one place that was missing RGB" lol I literally laughed out loud lol
I like the idea of recall, could be awesome as a programmer sidekick, lol. It needs to be off by default though. Even when its on, its needs to give a very obvious way of telling you it's on and watching you. Could be awesome as a sort of backup system too. Imagine losing your work somehow but Recall has pictures it took. You could have it recreate the program or text files from the images.
Microsoft best salesman of 2024 for Linux. Another great year. Good job Microsoft!
Well, of course you can trust Microsoft with your data. Take off your tin foil hats, people! 😅
you can pause A.i screen captures just like you can pause windows updates.
"cutting through these bushes like Butter. Butter was my first child before I realized..." This got me so good. I had to pause the video and go tell the joke to someone else.
stop with the ''FUNNY'' just stop
I LOUD laughed at work with the delivery of the butter line.
Recall would make great training data for the AI, but only on ur pc. Once trained the “new model additions” would be uploaded to M$
Yep, I am pretty sure that it will be optional. As optional as wifi on/off on androids. And am also pretty sure that it will be only stored locally...
Co-Pilot is not optional/opt-in, yesterday I happened to find it install in my W10, sure as well nothing was asked to me, at least I cannot remember anything about it
It is opt-out, and all that opt-out does is remove the icon from the taskbar.
What the hell was that specific anxiety missile at 8:10 for?
What a wild time we live in Bois
love the video. that machete joke, hilarious a lil dark but hilarious 🤣. I love it.