thisisawayoflife @ thisisawayoflife @lemmy.world

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I don't understand how this hasn't been solved yet. The new Texas Chain Saw Massacre game has had massive cheating problems. How is it 2023 but people haven't figured out anticheat yet? Also, how are game companies just not banning these users permanently when they are caught?

I've heard all kinds of rumors about how the server side doesn't do any client traffic validation, et al. I'm a dev by trade so I'm not new to code, but game dev is all a black box to me.

Just need to queue up a Echoes like 5 times in a row.

It's the plot from Missing In Action 4

Simply put, one person deciding to defederate doesn't mean anyone else has decided to defederate from you.

Please God no. Valve is the only video game company I have any respect for. If they sell out, there will be nobody left. It's a terribly sad time for video games at the moment, and I've been playing them for 40 years.

They should be tested upstream of you, assuming you aren't using customized (eg roll your own) versions of any of the ancillary software (php, pgsql, redis, etc). Generally configs are either merged or not adopted, and you can restrict version upgrades to non major releases, if there's chances of breakages between them (eg moving from pgsql 9 to 10, etc).

Wow. I would love to be run through the logic used to think that allowing misinformation was important for a relevant groups to be heard.

Lol wtf link to this thread?

Perform automatic updates and reboot when necessary.

If one is serious about hosting this, it's best to isolate the services. One container or VM or reach service, with (probably) physical hosts for the DBs.

Schema change is more involved, but backup then update. If you have read only db, it should sync the changes when reconnected.

Realistically, federated data will be re-sent if the recipient doesn't respond, so a few minutes of downtime is not the end of the world. At least that's how mastodon works - not sure about Lemmy but I'm presuming it operates in a similar fashion.

*Congress will ban it nationwide.

They operate hand in glove, that won't happen until X goes bankrupt and closes it's doors. Which sadly won't happen soon enough.

Do it Do it Do it

My comment wasn't about the respect. It was about Americans ability to do better.

You sure about that? Did you see the numbers in the last election?

Yeah it seems like it's grown organically from a POC, which I think is sort of what Lemmy did too. I feel like this concept is ripe for a platform which has been designed from the start then implement.

How is it so easy to create spam accounts with Kbin? What kind of account validation is implemented? Email? Enforced 2FA? Just a curious dev who hasn't started their own lemmy or Kbin instance yet.

Lol what a fucking idiot

I've got so many Bill's hats on it

X?

Anyway