Comment Re: How is this possible? (Score 1) 67
All we ever really wanted is to see some funny cat pictures online... nobody needs their browser to essentially be an entire kernel and OS for some horrible JS.
All we ever really wanted is to see some funny cat pictures online... nobody needs their browser to essentially be an entire kernel and OS for some horrible JS.
I am pretty sure almost everyone is sick and tired of the tribalism and disingenuous, overly aggressive and hostile content and conduct that has become so normalized âoefor the good, trve, just causeâ and âoeagainst THE EVILâ online in recent years.
Online used to be an escape from the insanity of the real world, now online locks you into ever more tribalism and hate and insanity.
Plus these platforms are flooded with ads, sponsored content and AI slop.
Whatever little purpose twitter ever had is long gone..
And, no, any of the other even more tribal replacements are not an alternative, they are more niche and even worse.
The firstest of the first world, so unbelievably overly protected, overly privileged and completely delusional, they would pay to play pseudo Gravy-SEAL in Honduras.
This HAS to be a company from CA, because this is really next level delusional.
...and essentially humble-bragging how mighty their doomsday machine is... nothing but marketing and desperate venture capital grabs.
How is this even possible, why would a browser allow a website to ask for details about installed software???
This is by far the most dystopian the Internet and modern technology have looked.. so far.
I have no hope for the coming years.
Luckily the forsaken Dems and the lefties are completely different and pure bastions of rational, logical, measured and neutral thinking and absolutely not tribal, unhinged and insane⦠the self proclaimed tolerant inclusive people who never resort to psychological and physical violence!
I am honestly surprised these kind of software supply chain attacks are not vastly more common. Literally everything we are using every day is relying on a bunch of tools and libraries developed under some F/OSS license online, and especially the JS ecosystem is rife with opportunities due to various factors that overwhelmingly affect the JS ecosystem more so than other kinds of repos.
Finally, some push-back! Now get them one more time for promoting, then suddenly banning the sharing of family accounts among friends!
Literally everything about this forsaken mountain and the filthy-rich-tourist industry surrounding it seems to be a complete nightmare, for absolutely everyone involved.
Turns out there is in fact a modern audience for ubisoft shenanigans: greedy banksters and billion-dollar hedge fund managers!
There must be a reason both Orwellian nightmares and V for Vendetta were essentially set in the UK written by UK authors.. they knew something too many people seem to have averted their eyes from for too long, and now here we are - the dystopian nightmares becoming reality, one salami slice and boiled frog at a time.
Like the self harm feature, this will also be used to essentially bully and harass people who disagree with the mods and the highly curated, only-allowed opinions of the different reddit subs.
So, fishy just means some mod doesnt like your opinion.
I have been using Linux in many contexts basically forever, and pretty much only had windos for gaming.
Not anymore. I can now run modern titles like ArcRaiders just fine on Ubuntu LTS, and couldnt be happier how flawless and stable it all works out of the box.
Linux has been great on the desktop for a long time for many things, but since a few years now with proton it is fantastic for gaming as well, even before ntsync support! So adding this will only make it pull further ahead and further improve Linux gaming.
And I cannot wait for the SteamMachines to launch!
Now we only need more official support for generic PCs in SteamOS!
How delusional do you have to be to essentially belittle your customers like this.
Your GPUs should not be making artistic decisions, they should just render sht the actually creative people made and designed. Nobody needs this LLM-slop, that is bringing the worst qualities of analog reproduction into the digital age: altering the original content with some super special sauce seasoning.
The problem that we thought was a problem was, indeed, a problem, but not the problem we thought was the problem. -- Mike Smith