devwastaken

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by devwastaken 5mo ago
DRM authors and implementors know it doesnt work. The decision is made by people in suits based on traditional business culture that doesnt fit the digital world. The same people making denuvo are also the ones breaking it.
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by devwastaken 6mo ago
Wine removed 32-bit support, breaking 90% of programs people used it for.
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by devwastaken 6mo ago
hydrogen sulfide is not anywhere in the same category. When you consider failure you have to consider what is the most catastrophic possibility and if that is “this battery silently kills people” then you dont make it.
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by devwastaken 6mo ago
Mac doesnt run their spyware, they wont use it.
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by devwastaken 7mo ago
E.U is replacing their citizens with unvetted violent criminals. They have to vote for whoever gives them free stuff. The powers doing this are upset a company in the U.S allows their citizens to protest it.
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by devwastaken 8mo ago
Repeal intellectual property law. No more patents. No more owning concepts inherent to physics.
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by devwastaken 8mo ago
2.4 million times the pressure of earths atmosphere but impressive if true.
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by devwastaken 8mo ago
Steam DRM is not optional. Thats why launchers dont support it.
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by devwastaken 8mo ago
Steam, like Origin, is one of the few that refuses to support 3rd party launchers due to DRM. epic and gog both work in heroic launcher. Steam games are no longer usable in systems less than 4GB memory. Steam has removed all its 32-bit wine
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by devwastaken 8mo ago
The woman is one of the worst examples of people you could have chosen. her kid (singular) was taken away because their lesbian partner physically abuses the kid. She was left out of her ex husbands funeral because she was crazy and a dange
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by devwastaken 8mo ago
The blue propaganda machine told you what to think, and now that the officers POV was released its clear the woman intended to kill the officer.
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by devwastaken 8mo ago
The woman was there intentionally to instigate conflict with ICE. She pulled out infront of them, stopping on the road to get them to try to detain her. you should at least look into the issue before commenting about it.
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by devwastaken 8mo ago
As shown by the officers POV, it wasnt evaded. Lies spread faster than the truth.
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by devwastaken 8mo ago
Venezuala government calls it an invasion. U.S left with the evidence, do we trust the fascist regime of venezuala or the elected president of the U.S?
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by devwastaken 8mo ago
4GB of that taken by the system. more memory use with runtimes also means more cpu to track and free memory.
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by devwastaken 9mo ago
valve has continually had problems with their services. this is because theyre both reliant on other services they dont control, and low quality engineering management. the second leads to the first.
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by devwastaken 9mo ago
The CCP can hijack your accounts and absolutely do all of those things, using your own government.
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by devwastaken 9mo ago
AMD will eat their lunch, and are. If AMD can properly replace CUDA, rtx hdr, they could win the market.
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by devwastaken 9mo ago
Ladybird is playing catch-up with features already done years ago. They can either break compatability, or follow. Theyre following, which makes them yet another dead end. and, again, riddled with vulnerabilities.
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by devwastaken 9mo ago
Big tech are doing it on purpose with h1b’s and exportation of labor to capture the market in India and non-china asia. they are desperate and afraid. The U.S has a national security interest in completely stopping all of it. They dont, bec
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by devwastaken 9mo ago
Ladybird is a pet project of no relevance to the web. there is no tech advantage, its just as riddled with vulnerabilities. chromium and webkit are the winners. you need a whole new ecosystem to get something different.
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by devwastaken 9mo ago
1. reskin chromium, or webkit. firefox is dead tech, cannot be used for anything other than firefox, and is no longer a testing target. it is insane to continually play catch-up with companies 1000x the size of your team. V8 is now the stan
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by devwastaken 9mo ago
irony is this is posted on reddit, who also blocks VPN’s
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by devwastaken 9mo ago
in a properly functioning government old unused services must depart for new uses. The NPR and PBS you knew is gone - its completely different people, different management. if people want the idea it represented they have to go elsewhere t
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by devwastaken 9mo ago
The net got too big, the 90% got in because of facebook and google, and automated bots took over from there. Either we create the fix, or the feds take it over. we need to sever the idea of a global internet. per-country and allied nations
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by devwastaken 9mo ago
cybersecurity degrees are handed out everywhere to people completely unqualified. universities are scams.
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by devwastaken 9mo ago
the reason we needed CVE is due to the fallacy of “99% are unexploitable”. memory and logic bugs are a time bomb. you dont need 1 big exploit, only a system that is put together poorly enough to have the bugs in the first place.
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by devwastaken 10mo ago
thats great, and it is a significant minority of users.
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by devwastaken 10mo ago
which if applied to linux desktop with the same userbase would be 1000x worse.
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by devwastaken 10mo ago
monitor issue, not windows.

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