In the old days, we would ls /usr/bin/ (sic,
there are several locations defined for apps) and either look at the man page (if it existed) for the items we saw, or just run the commands with a --help option to figure out what they did
Yet the LLM seems to be what everyone is pushing, because it will supposedly get better. Haven't we reached the limits of this model and shouldn't other types of engines be tried?
If it was only that data, it would be relatively innocuous. But they could store anything in there. Maybe they already do, who's going to trust HP anyway?
I kind of understand their idea of being open,but this only works for some companies, and definitely not those with decades of fucking with and abusing their customers. HP is managed by idiots.
And they have spent a lot of effort for litterally decades to make sure most machines are as difficult as possible to use with anything but Windows.