Microsoft's home of the future

Started by Lance, May 13, 2009, 09:37:20

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Lance

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Rik

That's downright scary. Imagine what happens when the hackers get going (not to mention the energy requirements!). :)
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Tacitus

Quote from: Rik on May 13, 2009, 09:43:00
That's downright scary. Imagine what happens when the hackers get going (not to mention the energy requirements!). :)

Never mind the hackers just imagine what the Government could do with it.  I know 1984 is becoming an overworked cliche, but Big Brother really could be watching you...

Lance

The NHS could refuse to help you if they can see you haven't been taking your medication is just one thing which springs to mind.
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Rik

Quote from: Tacitus on May 13, 2009, 09:45:05
Never mind the hackers just imagine what the Government could do with it.  I know 1984 is becoming an overworked cliche, but Big Brother really could be watching you...

I thought the Govt were hackers, Tac, or is that just crackers? ;D
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Quote from: Lance on May 13, 2009, 09:48:12
The NHS could refuse to help you if they can see you haven't been taking your medication is just one thing which springs to mind.

They'll soon be rationing treatment anyway, depending on lifestyle, eg weight, smoking, drinking. :(
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Simon

Just another way for us to be controlled.  :(
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kinmel

I wonder if you will be able to choose your own colour for the "blue screen of death", it could save on decorating costs
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What is the date of the referendum for England to become an independent country ?

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zappaDPJ

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Quote from: kinmel on May 13, 2009, 11:07:00
I wonder if you will be able to choose your own colour for the "blue screen of death", it could save on decorating costs

:rofl:

I think there's a real danger of tilting the balance between life enhancing gadgets and allowing the gadgets to live your life for you in that house.
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Sebby

A Microsoft home? I don't fancy things taking twice as long as they do now thank you. :whistle:

Rik

Not to mention the drive by infections...  :whistle:
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Glenn

Only buy one once SP1 has been released :evil:
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Sebby

I'd wait until SP2 to be on the safe side!

john

Which 'windows' does it it have and when you look through them do you have a good 'vista' ?  ;D

somanyholes

had another thought today. I'm not sure if any of you have seen some recent articles of late, but they are going to be building flash player in TV's which will ip be tcp/ip enabled, now that is a scary thought. Imagine the size of that botnet! Even scarier is when they start including webcams with tv's for gaming etc, you'll never know who's watching .....


Rik

Both my TV and Bluray player can connect to the web - this could lead to mayhem. :)
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