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Alt + Spacebar

That's all you need to have AI record your voice,

With the all new Microsoft Windows Copilot Press to Talk AI recorder! [1]

Next maybe they'll remove the Alt key, so just hit spacebar and we'll film... Or an Elon Musk brainchip to better comply with X's terms and conditions..

Or: You could Install Linux Mint using a cheap USB stick and be up and running this weekend.

Hit up the Linux Section of our Site:

[2] https://simplifiedprivacy.com/categories/linux.html

News Source:

[1] https://www.theverge.com/news/627511/microsoft-copilot-windows-press-to-talk-voice-shortcut

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Discussion

LysanderSpoonerWasRight 10mo ago

You jest, but they have already removed one of the Ctrl keys and replaced it with a Copilot launcher

Literally my work laptop has only a single Ctrl key now

Currency of Distrust 10mo ago

Unreal

LysanderSpoonerWasRight 10mo ago

Talk about “forcing the issue”

SimplifiedPrivacy.com 10mo ago

holy shit dude, thanks for showing us. No way people don't accidently hit this all the time

LysanderSpoonerWasRight 10mo ago

I hit it all the time though i am getting better at ignoring it. And no way to disable or reprogram it that i have been able to find.

SimplifiedPrivacy.com 10mo ago

I guess I should not joke anymore, because it will come true

LysanderSpoonerWasRight 10mo ago

😂💯

ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 10mo ago

"ok google, go fuck yourself"

oh yeah that was already on full time

wen 1984 style viewscreen for the masses?

probably tomorrow

Islamic Audiobooks Central 9mo ago

If you're going the "burning" ISO on USB way, I've found that Fedora Media Writer simplifies it for nontechnical people. It downloads the ISO and burns it to the drive. This way, they don't need to get a USB burning app and the Linux ISO separately, plus #Fedora has a Cinnamon spin if someone prefers that.

Islamic Audiobooks Central 9mo ago

An even easier method would be to sell/provide the USB stick with the ISO already flashed. Just need to insert, reboot and enter boot menu.

Question: Does Linux Mint require "secure"boot to be disabled? That can also be a significant obstacle.