Its Game Over for Microsoft S00N [Windows 11 and AI]
- Thread starter Arjun
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Not so simple I realize, I see 2 different types of computer users:
1. Those with at least a little bit of tech savvy that see the OS as a platform to support apps they want to use.
2. Those with no tech knowledge that see computers as a consumer toy.
Windows is going toward the consumer toy market, I'd guess where most of the business volume is. Similar to the situation with most on this forum, where end users of IP cameras, are supposed to be using the consumer branded cameras instead of Dahua or Hikvision, but we're not behaving like the corporations want us to. To pull this off, each of us needs at least a little bit of tech savvy, meaning a lot of us are in the OS as a platform, not a toy, group. Kind of like we're the station, and the windows train is leaving.
The video addresses forced obsoleting of hardware. This happened to me with my cell phone and the bank's app. One day when I brought up the app, it said I had to install a new version to proceed. The new version said I needed a newer version of Android for it to run. The newer Android won't run on my phone, so I'm supposed to throw it away and buy a new one. Pretty similar situation.
1. Those with at least a little bit of tech savvy that see the OS as a platform to support apps they want to use.
2. Those with no tech knowledge that see computers as a consumer toy.
Windows is going toward the consumer toy market, I'd guess where most of the business volume is. Similar to the situation with most on this forum, where end users of IP cameras, are supposed to be using the consumer branded cameras instead of Dahua or Hikvision, but we're not behaving like the corporations want us to. To pull this off, each of us needs at least a little bit of tech savvy, meaning a lot of us are in the OS as a platform, not a toy, group. Kind of like we're the station, and the windows train is leaving.
The video addresses forced obsoleting of hardware. This happened to me with my cell phone and the bank's app. One day when I brought up the app, it said I had to install a new version to proceed. The new version said I needed a newer version of Android for it to run. The newer Android won't run on my phone, so I'm supposed to throw it away and buy a new one. Pretty similar situation.