They dont require physical access, but they require access to a non-root account on the machine. How often do you create accounts on your local machine for malicious actors to use?

When you do a new OS install, do you create a separate user account for guests and then share the login details with random people?

This is actually incredible.

1. Buy all the RAM and video cards. RAM and video cards become too expensive for the average person to purchase.
2. Push AI for everything until dependency develops.
3. Sell remote access to computing power. (AI, Streaming video games, remote desktop, etc.)
4. As the “Operating System Provider,” collect all of the personal information necessary to validate that each user is telling the truth about their age.

Result: Zero Individual Privacy- Everything you compute is processed by a computer owned by a big corporation with a backdoor built-in for your authoritarian government (which is owned by billionaires) to surveil.

Buy all the ram, inflating prices. Sell thin clients and access to computing power/ram. What a scam.

If I live in new york, but I know that my parents were born somewhere on the west coast, would this still apply? Can I contact my county clerk for the info?

Just a heads up- You appear to be interpreting things in a strictly literal sense.

Some people might view this as trolling.

CachyOS has been flawless on my S/O’s desktop. From an easy install to plenty of documentation available, I couldn’t have asked for much more. During install, there’s an entire step dedicated to checking a box if you want to play games. (To enable non-free drivers).

I don’t think it was a poor choice.