I’ve met enough Gamers™ at lan parties back in the day that I know this sort of unsolicited “advice” is realistic.
edit: People are acting like this isn’t realistic. I use to get comments like this because I was a Mac first gamer on my duel boot Mac Pro. Gamers are incredibility tribalistic. Just look at the “console wars” bs.
There are a few dozen esport and AAA games tthat will never work because of their anti-cheat engines.
I see this as an absolute win.
You’re describing Twitter and Facebook as well.
Well, this should be incredibly useful for Dosbox and improving playability of retro games, right?
I don’t think you have the insider information to really make that call.
They likely have a larger portion of Linux users then other companies though.
Brute Force attacks haven’t been effective for decades. Not since they implemented delays between attempts and times outs/lock outs for too many failed attempts.
It’s niche as hell, but Syncplay lets you sync up the playback of video files through VLC or MPV player as long as everyone has the same video file stored locally. Better quality then steaming and works on low bandwidth connections.
It’s an upgrade over Skype, but a downgrade over forums and irc. I setup a discord for some tech troubled friends because I didn’t think they could handle anything else and even that was trying for some of them.
Depends. Is she named Shi Pei Pu?
That’s not a reddit thing.
Just except that many idioms and job descriptions that use to be gendered will become gender neutral.
It’s just an example, but you can pull an old car battery from the junkyard and they have better temperature extremes. NiMH from a wrecked hybrid is also a good option for durability.
I was thinking more along the lines of battery powered operations. I can stick a Pi, a car battery, a solar panel into a weather proof box and set it in the woods if I needed to.
I would say we should just let unjust societies fail so just ones can take their place, but that seems to be the natural course. We’re seeing that right now.
Enemy of your enemy can still be your enemy. It’s unlikely the Google vs Epic case will amount to anything for us personally.
Not having Fortnite sounds more like a feature than a fault.
Firefox has that. The reason you don’t hear people talking about it is because it’s been a standard feature for the past 20 years.
Feels like the dotcom era all over again, but they’re better at stringing the scam along this time. Enough of the people need to believe the lie that it’s getting artificial longevity.