That’s not because the registry is important or powerful. It’s the opposite. Microsoft designs their shitty operating systems to always assume the registry is perfect. Question nothing. Everything is literal. There is no sanity checking or error handling. So if something is off about the registry, the OS will just shrug and blue screen.
Stop using windows. It’s for children.
The windows registry is not a magical thing. That’s really all that dangerous. It’s just a giant central config file that you can store binary data in if you know what you’re doing. Malware can hide there too.
Tools that claim to lighten windows are almost always riddled with malware. You should never ever trust them. Those project build a base of loyal users, then change and add in malware later, compromising the system.
Windows is not a system you modify like that. It’s actually surprisingly Mac like in how you have to handle it. Be responsible. Build an OS up and out, bow down and back.
valid, fast and private OS wut?
Microsoft turns things back on all the time though. It doesn’t matter what you set if they can unset it whenever they want.
I firmly believe this will go the way of Cortana once the AI bubble bursts. What I’m more concerned about is the normalization of terrible security and privacy practices.
Linux is everywhere and doing everything already. Windows only continues to exist because business majors are in charge and they are fucking dumb.
I’ve been playing around with i2p for about a month now, trying out i2p/i2p+/i2pd on various devices. It seems like the next step in torrenting tech. You can’t take down a distributed tracker or website, all connections are encrypted, there are multiple hops, and the more people that use it the faster it gets. I’m still trying to optimize performance in my set up.
I will say the Java routers seem to heavily favor x86 which just baffles me. They seem more stable than the c++ router but the c++ router is less featureful. I’m most excited for the new emissary router written in rust but it’s still incomplete. It’s too new to trust just yet and the UDP support is incomplete.
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