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stuu99
4y ago
Because the big media and tech companies hate computers that don't obey them. Microsoft, ibm, hp, intel and the like have been working on removing software ownership from the public purposely. They want a future where all bytes and in
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Nothing, windows 11 is the beginning of trusted computing and the end of local applications that are text based binaries, they are building denuvo levels of drm into the os and hardware in future intel/amd cpu's and plugging the &
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stuu99
4y ago
Get the real explanation for why russia is attacking the ukraine (same as monroe doctrine of the US): John J. Mearsheimer, Professor of political science. https://youtu.be/JrMiSQAGOS4 How the US created putin: https:/
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stuu99
4y ago
They aren't going to. The industry has been pushing for copyright enforcement built into the hardware and OS. Windows 10/11 is the first client-server OS, aka the ultimate security risk since you all have been stealing software f
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stuu99
4y ago
There's nothing invalid about it, because you don't grasp that the words you see and hear are not the real language the brain uses to reason with. You think when you put words onto a screen or into a book you have any idea what y
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4y ago
You're unaware that science advances and I do research in this field on the brain, reasoning and language. So you are obliviously unaware of the headway of cutting edge research that undermines old notions that you were taught about h
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4y ago
The exact opposite is true, god believers are putting for positive claims, atheists are putting forth actual evidence that no one claiming divine beings has been able to put forth any evidence of their position. You don't seem to grasp
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4y ago
Man I'm sorry to tell you, but your post is not even wrong. There are no good reasons for broken applications, when you have any client-server exe running on your PC you've lost your privacy and they've hacked your PC becaus
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4y ago
No atheists don't make any mistake, there is no evidence for a divine being with magic powers. No one claims that magic leprechauns or a divine spaghetti monster is "unknowable". What about the magical red dragon? Every re
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4y ago
Uhh the red flags were there in 1997 when you all started buying client-server software. Intel and the industry know you are idiots at computers. MMO's/steam are signs of idiocracy, aka you are bad at understanding you are getting
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5y ago
" As longtime poweruser all the dark patterns and user hostile behavior was astonishing." Two or more computers in a network become and behave as a single PC, so if you buy any client-server software you are literally stealing pro
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5y ago
>In what way are Google not a trustworthy company in your view? Google "snowden nsa revelations" see all the companies sucking up all your data, the NSA and google and all the tech commpanies have removed everyones privacy. It
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5y ago
Two or more computers in a network become and behave as a single PC, so if you buy any client-server software you are literally stealing programs for yourself. Because all programs are the same to a PC. AKA all programs executables can be
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5y ago
"It's not that hard to grasp. We live it everyday. It is, the human mind doesn't see reality as it is, see the science: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYmi0DLzBdQ&t=9s
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5y ago
>I'm still confused by the existence of APIs like this. They are locking down IO with trusted computing, there's been a 23+ year initiative to move to encrypted computing to take input/output control away from the user, th
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You can go ahead but the history of the last 200 years suggest reformism doesn't work. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_Term_Extension_Act#/... Corporations got their way every time over the last 200 y
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5y ago
The real issue is company ownership is anti-democratic so we can't stop EA or activision from making games in fraudulent ways, so we'd need to have some ownership share over the company because it effects us politically. There
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5y ago
Unfortunately there is no freedom under capitalism mon capitan, it's part and part of private ownership. American copyright law grants companies state like powers to remove your rights and freedoms. The only way would be to either 1)
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5y ago
>I 100% support youtube-dl and I want YouTube to stop interfering with it Well if you've bought any client-server app over the last 23 years its a bit too late for computing freedom. They are locking down IO with trusted computing,
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Up until 1997 every PC game was something called a local application, aka all the code resides on your pc singleplayer+multipalyer comes inside the same executable. When you network two or more computers together, EVERY program in existence
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>I think stuu99 is off-base in several of their point Then you're going to have to answer: why did we lose dedicated servers in fps and LAN in modern games like starcraft 2, and many others. Things that used to come inside the game,
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>This is a bad example because Steam's DRM is notoriously terrible You don't grasp Valve and the industry has already won any game where the networking code has been pulled out already acts like DRM, any client-server app requi
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5y ago
Nah it's about control. They want to kill piracy, mark my words what do you think Steam, denvuo, and other forms if account based drm are? They are going to build denuvo into the OS with future exe's so they can disable them lik
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" I have no idea what the solution is." Anti-trust against intel, ms, and amd, aka the trusted computing group is behind the "internet of things that spies on you" https://trustedcomputinggroup.org/ The
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5y ago
Signed binaries use will come into being with trusted computing, they are embedding Denuvo in the operating system, aka future compilers will allow game companies and companies like autodesk to sign their exe's and the exe's if cr
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Not crazy, think of how quake levels are made with brushes, the brushes are "filled" solid and you carve out empty space to make paths and structures.
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The real reason is vendor lockin, aka no support by nvidia, amd or intel because they are part of the trusted computing initiatve. The last 20 years Intel, AMD have been planning to lock down our PC's and close the platform. PC'
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"Are we again forgetting that the Russians love their children too?" Most people are indoctrinated and unaware why russia is invading ukraine. When you study the history of the conflict it's easy to see why Russia is doing w
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The want to kill honest binaries (aka, access to raw hex instructions of programs allowing them to be cracked). UWP games on windows 10 was a trial run of trusted computing tech where windows update disabled cracked exe's, that's
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Such people are real but they aren't "total shut ins", a lot of it has to do with bullying and anxiety and abuse. That and our hunter gatherer past, many people simply aren't meant to be corporate slaves that most people
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