@WebCoder49 @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social

a) It is a story.

b) It portrays what Microsoft originally intended: to ship Recall switched on by default and the option to switch it off hidden deep in the settings. They only backed down when it blew up in their faces.

c) If you believe they will not try again, I have a nice bridge on sale you may be interested in.

@Blort @kde

“Problem” 1 is like mostly everybody in the community. No-one expects volunteers to be available 24/7. Everybody will be cool and grateful for whatever you contribute.

Admittedly problem 2 is a bit thornier, though.

@SpaceNoodle

While input and feedback is good, there are ways of delivering it without making it demoralising.

@SpaceNoodle @kde

It’s early days and WiP. Give them a chance.

@taanegl @kde

I agree. FLOSS deemed beneficial for the public should be treated like common property, like parks, hospitals and schools and should be funded, at leas in part, by governments.

@b100dian @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social

Here’s the thing: firstly, There are people who don’t know things you do. if you already knew about this, this post is not for you. It’s for the people who were not aware of the dangers of using Microsoft’s alternative.

Secondly: KDE is not a news agency. Their main mission is to inform, sometimes of stuff that is old, but persevering in time, and often their posts will not cover the headlines of the day. But that doesn’t matter, because they are not a news agency.

@loutr @Kalcifer

You don’t even need to connect computer anywhere. You can connect, say, your iPad with your Android phone and share stuff from one to another.

@enigma @kde@floss.social @kde@lemmy.kde.social

During the Clinton era Microsoft was a hair’s breadth away from being broken apart for all its anti-competitive monopolistic shenanigans – including the browser war thing that you mention.

But then Bush Junior got into power (I resist using the words “was elected”) and he swept all that away.