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  • if you think texas is bad, try oklahoma. There's a reason it's considered the buckle of the bible belt.

    in my (limited) experience, catholics tend to be less shitty than protestants, with the whole 'prove your faith with deeds' thing.

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  • I'm begining to see the use of ai similarly to my alcohol problems. It's way too easy to rely on it too much. I never was a good author, but I can tell that the quality of what I can write on my own has degraded since I started using ai.

  • So all that developers need to do is...... have a linux version.

    To repeat something I sort of said in response to someone else: If a publisher is scummy enough to have kernel-level anticheat in their game, they're not going to give up kernel access just to appease a tiny minority of gamers.

    Take Valorant for example. The one thing I know about Valorant is that cheats for Tarkov don't work if Valorant is installed on your pc. This tells me that Valorant's anticheat is doing things at all times, even when the game isn't running, and I'm not ok with that.

    Personally, I recommend just not playing those games. I've been having a great time with warframe and factorio. If I really feel the urge for a competitive arena shooter, I'll boot up unreal tournament classic and play against bots. For those who don't like my choices, there's tons of other options. I digress.

    In order for OP's ask to actually be fullfilled in the manner I interpret to be desired, kernel-level anticheat needs to die alltogether. I see 2 ways for this to happen, neither of which are likely: A) Microsoft secures the windows kernel so that it can't be modified, thus forcing standard practice to change. B) Linux overtakes windows as the dominant pc OS, thus forcing standard practice to change.