Notices by Wrongthink (wrongthink@cdrom.tokyo), page 13

@ryo

People talk about … see what they’re all talking about

I have found that this is one of the strongest predictors of a media psyop campaign. When all of a sudden, everyone around you in public is parroting some current event story or tagline. Especially considering most people would never actively seek out information on such subject matter on their own.

I would like to propose an additional point:

1. Why would the Chinese need to resort to aerospace when they can just check their servers that have been collecting data from all the zoombies phones?

@Suiseiseki @memes_1336

convenience, security

Two things which are often at odds with one another. Secure… for Visa’s bottom line.

@SuperDicq @james If you do, fly into an adjacent country and then walk/drive across the border.

Somebody please inform Sam about Minetest

https://inv.riverside.rocks/watch?v=s-gT2UYFxH0

@ryo Palm pilot used to use the term applet which at least hinted at the origin of the word. It was the most responsible take I have ever seen in the mobile space… before the world slipped into shartphone madness.

@RustyCrab Dreaming about being able to drive between New England and the rest of the country without having to sit in a congested shithole for 4+ hours at 2 mph or route around with countless tolls.

There is a Troon, Scotland. Welcome to troon town.

https://infogalactic.com/info/Troon

@errante @ciel @PhenomX6 @nolasco @Moon @animeirl I suspect they find it sexually arousing to contemplate. Why else would they spend an inordinate amount of time analyzing each little detail?

@PhenomX6 @ciel @nolasco @errante @Moon @animeirl They get off to it, actually.

@HSTG @Rasterman I fully stand by my decision to include a proprietary centralized DRM game launcher in the mural. If I had to redo it, I would only swap out the NBA logo for american football.

@xianc78 @realcaseyrollins Sometimes the incredibly well sourced show notes are worth sifting through, even if you don’t watch the video reports themselves. I don’t know of any other independent researcher who even comes close to Corbett in his professionalism and consistency.

@HSTG @Rasterman Windows is only better for people who fall into the following archetype:

@SuperDicq Ah, no arguing that. Good luck!

@SuperDicq Be certain that it is actually medically necessary. Here in the states, the vast majority of wisdom tooth extraction is blatantly unnecessary and a huge racket for the insurance industry and dental practices alike.

@ryo Linux Youtubers using Linux subsystem for window$

Using a mobile phone is akin to wearing a cowbell around your neck and your owner’s branding on your skin.

Phone drones upset that their proprietary spyware mobile OS installed proprietary spyware on top of their already completely compromised proprietary spyware devices:

To increase adoption, starting on June 15, 2021, DPH worked with Google to secretly install the Contact Tracing App onto over one million Android mobile devices located in Massachusetts without the device owners’ knowledge or permission,

https://archive.ph/buIsI

@Suiseiseki @leighelse

my quality of life is in no way diminished by these choices.

The chain of realization needed to recognize how proprietary malware harms one’s quality of life is too nuanced and intricate for normoids to comprehend. Also, it is harmful to those around them as well. Like smoking.

The herd’s retarded group consensus forces malware onto those of us who choose note to “smoke”.

@tylor

Actually, he’s always right about this kind of topics.

Yeah… about that…

Only when they are digital technology topics. Read those lines again:

We have to develop the strength to say no. People who haven’t got the courage to say no and make it firm are going to surrender their freedom. People who think that practical advantages are more important than freedom are going to lose their freedom.

And then consider that he said “yes” to the scamdemic injections and also pushes for others to do so as well.

@ryo

http://asc7ewkcvat2wsoi5yuwkej5ukyrqqnpnzpj4u34r2jxnoxhnbx6yqad.onion/blog/windows-11-is-cancer/

You probably didn’t get a chance to hear the installer audio. I did deployments when 10 was new and it literally baby talks users through the installation with the Cortana character from Halo. It is enabled by default, even in enterprise.

And for deployments of dozens or hundreds of workstations, because Windows licensing check-in, the procedure we used was to start the installation on a staging system, then stop the installer right before the user is instructed to reboot and log in, then take an image.

Then the volume is distributed out to the remote systems and allowed to deploy and acquire its own Desktop-* hostname and licensing.

That shit would be a non-issue, so much easier and so much faster with a Linux net install or even something like the graphical web server installer that Ubuntu was flirting with.

I have zero respect for anyone who suggests that Windows is even remotely aimed at technical users. It is a children’s toy.

@PhenomX6 I would be okay with a Jurassic park film where nothing goes wrong and a family enjoys a memorable trip to a live dino park. Like, a slice of life Jurassic Park.