merthyr1831 @ merthyr1831 @lemmy.world

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glad I'm not the only one suffering lmao. it's such a good chip but the drivers are far more heavily than I've ever experienced on Nvidia

The "Cuban model" has worked well considering the decades-long embargo it has placed on a country that hasn't been a material threat to the US since the Cuban missile crisis.

That being said, a modern economy simply cannot function without international trade: what of things like medical supplies that require metals and chemicals only found in some countries? What about fuel? What about semiconductors?

Not only that, but Cuba has to pay a LOT more than other countries to access those basic necessities of modern living, because the US embargo essentially bans OTHER countries from trading with the US if they dare to dock with Cuba first.

A lot of katrina survivors seem to be taking note of how the government didnt give a shit about them either, at best sending outdated food and sending cops to shoot "looters"

doesnt enforce memory safety damn all these stupid devs dont know how to write memory-safe code!!!

He can get mad all he likes but there's a reason the Linux kernel's experiment with rust is going much smoother than C++ (which only lasted a literal week btw)

nice, automated medical racism

it is actually (i use kde neon btw)

Yall gonna lose your shit when you find out how many crumbling dependencies are used to maintain your years-old "native" lackages

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Java edition has always been superior, but only because it hasnt been bastardized by Microsoft. It's a shame the price you pay for that is no crossplatform support.

hidpi is poggers but current AMD GPU drivers for newer hardware is NOT poggers

the dude that made it "mysteriously died" in german police custody so no more from him.

Not that it matters, there's a bunch of people I've seen working on rifle-caliber 3D printed weapons now.

Hell, I follow some folks on Twitter who were developing handmade anti tank launchers (which are actually legal for certain US States if they're registered with the govt lmao). Definitely not going to get glowied any time soon im sure.

Oh you're right. The website wasn't giving those vibes that's for sure, and the wiki didnt suggest what license it was distributed under during its lifecycle. Was it always open source do you know?

Yup, OnlyOffice! Oops.

The missing context here (not your fault, i think people reporting this are being misleading) is that they were using their personal systems in this tournament. That means whatever dodgy software they've installed can't be monitored in a controlled environment, and claims of it being EAC's fault is unfounded.

A proper tournament would have controlled hardware and software, even if playing remotely at a professional level. You can't guarantee these systems haven't been tampered with, even if the players insist on proper security measures.

lmfao I thought these matches were being played in person with controlled hardware???? yeah they deffo just installed malware

edit: yeah even if this is him installing malwarebytes, im sorry but you cannot guarantee these guys dont have compromised PCs just because they're streamers.

Cancel my comment about this being a possible 0day or whatever. They were playing this tournament on their personal systems, which makes it way easier for someone to accidentally download malicious software without players' consent.

Some people just dont like bots lmao, weird effect of reddit users migrating over.

What about on Windows? I assumed it would work similarly on there too, even if Windows has a different privilege escalation system to Linux.

In the interim, as I know jobs are kinda hard to give up at a moment's notice, OnlyOffice OpenOffice has good compatibility with Microsoft file formats, as does Microsoft's online suite of applications.