TurblesCelbor

And therefore appear to be cheating to other players, or low skill players who are being reported by angry teammates.

Moderation/anticheat of any kind involves expending time and resources to ensure a good experience for the most number of players possible within budget constraints.

User reports are difficult to evaluate for authentication. Some non-zero number of player reports are false or incorrect. Paying humans to actually evaluate them is expensive, and automating is a balancing act.

If you rely too heavily on user reports you can penalize players who are good 👇👇👇

At scale, anything to reduce server load can add up to big savings. Maybe it's 2% less power to do it this way, but when you have 500000 server boxes to maintain that translates to 10000 less boxes to power.

I am as well. It seems like all people want to believe about the city is that we have drugs.

Even with the lack of funding for treatment (thanks kotek), I'm glad as a state Oregon has accepted that the war on drugs is a pointless waste of state resources.

Yeah, you can hide copilot from view.

Kernel level anticheat is a cost saving measure on the part of some companies. It's intrusive as fuck and there's no reason for it other than companies like epic not wanting to spend the resources to do it on the server side.

Would most users have an easier time just using win11?

Yeah probably.

But if people are looking for an excuse to ditch MS for Linux, I ditched windows at home for worse reasons than a forced upgrade.

Granted I'm speaking from over a decade of using Linux so the learning curve flattened out, but most Linux desktop OS's aren't significantly more difficult than any other modern OS, it's just most people learned windows first, and the system design philosophy of UNIX-like OSs is radically different.

The issue with making any changes to windows is MS can change them at any time without your consent or knowledge.

Idk what your Linux experience level is but tbh once you start messing with windows services to try and kill telemetry, using *most* Linux systems is less complicated.

other than maybe better encryption with TPM 2.0 (which normal user's won't notice or need), and the window tiling (which is a feature windows has needed for decades).

TLDR:
Win11 isn't the devil, but it'd be hard to sell me that I need to re-up another license if they weren't ending support.

The only thing I was remotely excited about for win11 is that they finally accepted that window tiling exists, though their implementation is surprisingly basic compared to what's out there.

IDK, I use linux at home and win11 professionally and I can't say there was much benefit on the business end

There is a clear attempt in windows 11 to further distance the user from the system, which makes using win11 harder for anybody who needs to do anything more than web browsing and word processing. Particularly trying to dump everything on the cloud and avoiding local storage.

this doesn't preclude serious vulnerabilities from being discovered in the meantime which would remain unpatched.

While it is more feature rich, the system overhead has made most workflows I use materially worse, largely because the system hangs trying to transmit telemetry all the time.

There are other features of windows 11 that I think put a lot of people out, particularly how an alarming amount of system resources are wasted on collecting telemetry that goes straight to MS servers.

While most normal win10 users would probably be fine without security updates for a while,

I think what people don't realize about youtube livestreaming is if you break the chat rules I can just ban you forever. Hope it was worth it homophobic dude.

THE COPS WORK FOR THE ILLUMINATI | DEUS EX: HUMAN REVOLUTION ON LINUX (PART 1) YouTube video by Turbles Celbor

Oh lord it's coming. Just give me a few more minutes to ensure everything's working:

youtube.com/live/vuPrpDn...

I always support dating bisexual men it's the only way I get dates.

Oh, fair enough.

Admittedly I'm not a federal or public employee, I just have been fighting with private employers my whole life.

Lol.

Not to be a dick about this but there really aren't a lot of federal laws guaranteeing political affiliation as protected. Y'all forget about the red scare?

I only just got this protection for political affiliation in my workplace and we had to unionize.

Eh, the store of value part is debatable for most crypto. Though I guess I could say the same thing about fiat currencies.

Idk it's a neat trick and all but I feel like block chain currencies aren't replacing fiat anytime soon.

If someone offered me $120k or 1 bitcoin, I'd still take the 120k.

The problem is use.

Outside of overseas transfer and some fun pump and dump schemes there just isn't a reasonable use that isn't already filled by the existing financial system. Even buying drugs is easier with cash.

Maybe for getting around sanctions I guess, crypto is good at that.

Yeah my dividends are way down lately. It's like these companies don't even want shareholders anymore.

Fr cinnamon is pretty good.

Sugar is like...supposed to be good for simplicity or whatever but when I tried it on fedora my brain melted.

What are we digging here?

I love being Christian, but all this anti-christianity really oppressed me until last election. I guess I'll comfort myself by going to Chick-fil-A, hang out at my downtown tax-exempt church, and enjoy my federally recognized paid religious holidays.

I'm glad that some local officials are prepared to risk their position to oppose him but where was this enthusiasm for resistance back when it would have been possible to prevent him from taking office?

Shouldn't there be some kind of global setting in your DE's settings for this sort of thing?

I feel like I've seen that in KDE at least.

Yes and unfortunately it's often competitive.

I usually just dumpster dive for parts cause anything <10 years old doesn't drop in price lately.

Had a panic attack thinking you were using some variant of sugar as the DE.

Like the color scheme you've got going though.

This is pretty much how it goes.

There's like 3 shortcuts I do on every install cause I got used to doing things with hotkeys and now idk where I got the shortcuts from but now I can't use a computer without getting irrationally angry about it.