Originally posted by: masteraleph
What Vista Home have to do with it ? The fact is they are trying to implement a poorer OpenGL to promote direct-X over the years, and with Vista they tried to pull it out of the game saying the OpenGL can " potentially turn the system unsecure ". After all, we all know that was only more F.U.D. to plaggue the world.Vista tries to stop OpenGL users.
Vista acused RETAIL users of Piracy and tries to Equal OEM = RETAIL.
At least once we found a common opinion.
Vista Tries to force us to swallow DRM without a choice.
Are you suggesting that Mac OSX.whatever that is the first to support BluRay/HD-DVD won't? No. People just won't notice it on OSX, because with the limited hardware pool, all of the macs that come with that version of OSX new will come with a graphics card that supports HDCP and a monitor that supports HDCP.
AT Least they are not intending to institute the degradation era. Simple won't play.
As for those medical workers watching bluray movies (and note, incidentally, that they don't degrade the entire display, only the movie), they should be fired for not doing their job.
Not all of them are working for hospitals, not all of them will be fired...
Vista specifications causes bottlenecks in the hardware.
What bottlenecks are these? Unless you're referring to the fact that matching the minimum specs will make the computer run fairly slowly. Look around for user experiences- after a few days, with the precaching of programs, most users reporting (those without driver problems, anyways) are reporting faster perfromance than with XP on high-end rigs.
So why a cripto-inutil chip for the Video cards ? HDMI is not suficient ?
Imagine to debugg of a criptographed message that came from hardware... Sample Here:
A problem occurred and Windows stops. We are sorry for the inconvenience.
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STOP ERROR: @?
&%$*$&$&001 - 86&*%&*#trashID - $&%$&SUffer-**%&*$&##* - *&¨%&*$MercY(&%
We don't need those chips and these new bottlenecks. More silicon trash to consume more energy of our computers.
Vista remote atestation will force users to stay treatened to " aproved software "
I think that you meant "attestation," and MS can't check on your "approved software." The only party that can use remote attestation is a company that controls all of its computers. And if I'm an IT Professional, I sure as heck don't want anyone messing with my preconfigured settings and software. And there's currently no evidence of remote attestation being used by anyone else.
It's not intended for good use...
One day Bill Gates told the most disgusted consumer can be your best font of information.
Can someone translate this one for me? It doesn't fit any system of syntax, grammar, or spelling in the English language, or at least, one of which I am aware.
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