Isn't secure boot on by default both in Windows and in your bios? Why are people disabling secure boot, even if you dualboot it's easy to setup on Linux. It just makes sure what you're booting hasn't been tampered with, if you're UEFI booting it's always recommended to keep enabled

The general is very dead lately
How are you guys?

>working on stuff, IRL business + IRL business software + software mostly with LLMs
>still unemployed, of course

>>714986039
you sound like a failed gaslighter that tried to do this charade with multiple people you knew IRL, failed each time, and now you're stuck on 4chan simulating the same gimmick 24/7

>>149115146
>Pitting two losers against each other is the least satisfying thing ever
Yeah this objectively blows dick.

>>23327023
>Machu and Nyaan's confrontation barely felt emotional because of how little time we've spent developing these characters and how much time we've spent with ones from 0079.