Worked for me, but until there’s a consensus on how to onboard the layman on Linux, we need to stop bitching that the layman doesn’t use Linux.

Honestly, yeah. I get that social interaction is awkward for some people. I myself have Asperger’s (shut the fuck up, Cartman, I see your pudgy ass back there fidna pipe up), and I’ve never found people easy to understand. I think there really needs to be an initiative to teach people, normal people, how to use this stuff, and it doesn’t start by being an asshole. It starts by giving a shit and answering questions if you know the answers, or by helping people understand what might be going wrong. Even a word or two is helpful for beginning a Google search, but you have to know what you’re looking for in order to start looking for it.

RTFM

The battlecry of everyone that bitches that people aren’t willing to use Linux but won’t bother to meet them where they are.

Does it ever occur to you that people often don’t even know what they need to Google? Half the time I do Google something, it comes to some forum or Reddit post of someone screaming READ THE FUCKING MANUAL, but not even giving that user some hint what they’re even looking for in your religious scriptures.

You want people to use Linux? You need to meet them where they are, not take it as an opportunity to show how smart much of a smartass you are.

Be better than that.

no thx

sudo apt install vanilla-gnome desktop

sudo apt purge *cinnamon*

It knows it’s in a VM

Could airgap it, but then you’ve airgapped it…

Im not a violent man.

but?

……

So forgive me for not knowing the term, but there’s a type of attack that waits to send commands until after packets have been received whose data provides an advantage. For instance, a bot could simply wait until it receives the position of your opponent, calculate how far to turn the player to aim, then tell the server “I’ve moved the mouse in this vector”

A bit like playing rock-paper-scissors, but waiting until you opponent shows what they’ve chosen before making your own decision.

I can’t answer for Psionix, because… I don’t work for Psionix. But having worked on other projects, I can tell you that a fully-authoritative server (that’s the word you’re looking for, btw) is not the end-all-be-all of anticheat. Every game has different levels of mechanical complexity, logical complexity, and a myriad of other variables that factor into what type of architecture is used in online games, and that a fully-authoritative server not only isn’t feasible for all projects, but also isn’t a silver bullet against cheaters.

Same with any game, “how hard is it to detect cheaters‽”. Turns out, very.

Being an engineer, you’ll know that the amount of shit that has to go right to get a single pixel to glow is pretty crazy, some when armchair dickheads that have never written so much as a Hello World say shit like “it’s not that hard!”, it just…

…listen, I’m not a violent man…

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To be honest, I see this sometimes from people who are new from Reddit and are probably used to power tripping mods deleting their shit for not crossing T and dotting every I.

I’m 5000% done with this shit…

In my experience, reality is not far behind satire…

Won’t hurt to give it a shot, but I’ll be cautiously optimistic.

As a Steam Deck Expensive Edition owner, I will say the Ally is atleast prettier…

Not that that would be a deciding factor for me, but some people care about that…

Sad to see how quickly Lemmy is becoming like Reddit.

where meme

You don’t. Go to the releases section and download the compressed file for your OS, wherein you will find the executable for the program.