The issue is they want to run rootkits and malware instead of games.

Not sorry. Siege, Fortnite, Valorant, all of these games require kernel level access to Windows to run, and the publishers refuse to support Windows.

The only reason I’d ever play games like this in the past is due to peer pressure from friends to play these shitty games together with a bunch of sweats, cheaters and an overall generally toxic community. Especially Siege.

Social peer pressure goes both ways. And I’ve basically peaced out on any of these games in my friends group. That was enough to end that game for game nights, and as those games fade from our memory. I make sure what little memory of it remains is the true tainted and awful form from which they originated.

If you need a kernel level anti-cheat for your game, and nothing else will protect it. Your game is shit, your development cycle is shit, your company is shit, your community is shit, and why would I ever want to play a shit game with shit people from a shit company that forces devs to work under a shit development cycle?

yes but it doesn’t always feel like it.

LinkedIn feels like Uncanny Valley social media.

Like there are Alternates there trying to imitate human interactions.

‘LinkedIn’

LinkedIn is as much Social Media as talking with your manager is Socializing.

It’s really plastic and fake feeling there, more so than anywhere else.

Grub and GrubHub

Make it deceptively easy to read.

It appears easy to read in a review of the code, but upon any further glance, to actually keep it up, the only one who can understand it is you.

I mean if I name them do I have to own the domain or…

Damn, if only the systems your phone network were ran on hadn’t been forcibly closed source and scared good devs from interacting with you because of your sue-happy nature regarding BSD/Unix.

Oh no, not a penny degree. help, somebody help us.

No, a UPS uses at least 1 Lead-Acid battery, not LI-ION.

They have learned nothing, not surprising.

Didn’t Google just announce that WEI was cancelled?

Sweet, Sweet, Linear Algebra

…who wrote in-line assembly.

Okay, I’m genuinely confused about the NextCloud hate.

I’ve been using it for a month, and It’s literally had 0 issues.

Nothing about it seems unstable or slow. I’m 99% certain if you’re having issues with nextcloud, it’s a hardware issue.

Wine, ProtonGE, Lutris, and a bit of luck.

If none of those work,

I do a variety, as I have a few games on GOG.

I run debian as my main and really don’t encounter any issues in gaming.

“Legacy code” Aka the fear of getting sued by Oracle for literal nonsense.

will this require a total rewrite of my docker-compose? Or will I be able to manage with doing some slight edits?

While I see an extensive amount of “Embrace, Extend, Extinguish” and do agree that this is the typical logic of Microsoft.

It’s obvious this is to try and avoid getting hit with similar monopoly accusations that their competitors are receiving.

“Look, Look!! We support other Operating Systems! We have a guide! We’re not a monopoly! See, See!!”