The “20 years later” next to it is perfect

C isn’t too hard if you learn about how memory and pointers work, which seems to be something Rust tries to get away from. So I’m not sure it would make you a better C programmer.

I only have something against the syntax, but nothing against anything else about it, nor is my comment meant as a negative against the language. What I referred to was simply about how that stupid sentence is not a good comment and completely personal opinion. I am sure a lot of programming languages would have gotten the same label at one point in time. And many times they have been superseded by the next big thing.

I think you’re correct except for “having Rust in the Kernel is a bet on the future”. That’s something the techbro’s would say.

https://areweanticheatyet.com

The broken ones sometimes work.

The only real bad ones are the Denied ones.

You shouldn’t play a game that is Denied anyways because fuck those assholes.

I’ve been in a similar situation where some agents from the anti terrorism brigade came to my door. Sometimes you just have to shut up and work with them how they see fit.

Nobody was body-slammed, nobody was disrespected, nobody was being held longer than necessary or with excessive force.

This isn’t a situation to turn into hate towards the police. Just get over it and don’t be a fucking asshole.

Go ahead.

It isn’t black and white. Get over it.

I don’t understand why you’d prefer the possibility of danger over somebody being cuffed for 2 minutes.

The cops didn’t take that away.

The person who swatted him did.

You don’t expect it for a handful of games?

Or for all the other games that run perfectly fine on Linux and already have perfect multiplayer?

Sure it does. I hate the police and thousands of their stupid rules, but them temporary cuffing you when they are assessing whether or not there is actual danger is just how it goes. If you watch the video, you can see he was only cuffed for 2 minutes.

Germany does try and track these people down and throws them in jail: https://www.vice.com/de/article/erstes-deutsches-swatting-hohe-freiheitsstrafe-fuer-drachenlord-hater/

Even if a streamer is a big target, and the police is aware, they will still go and check it out. It’s an inconvenience for everybody involved, but it’s still the best way to go about it. The only thing that can really be done is to track the people making the calls, or I think in this case an email? Anyways, in Germany you can get jail time for doing this, and they do try and track them down.

It’s like governments are trying to get people to listen to them instead of doing their job: listening to what the people want.

Stop making stupid rules and start looking at the causes and work with that. Why do people want 3d printed guns? Well to either protect themselves, do something bad, or for fun because they can. Ok maybe we should look at why the hell do people feel the need to protect themselves instead of letting the police do that? Maybe look at why people do bad things? Hint it’s mostly money, which you are taking away from them. Or try and fight people having “fun”? Well you could always take away the fun with even more rules.

The biggest win of the ones in power was to make the concept of anarchy look like chaos. :)

I think Linux works so good right now, that most of the appeal will come from third party vendors supporting Linux. The few anticheats and big apps like photoshop and sony vegas are used by many and are still a big obstacle which Linux can’t magically fix that easily.

What I’ve also noticed makes it appeal a lot to the people around me, is that when suggesting Linux, I also offer them tech support free of charge for whatever problem they have.

Yeah there’s laptops that already have it on the left and on the right. It’s pretty nice

LISTEN

One at the top and one at the bottom.

Look up the Discord Summaries BETA.

They already have “AI” monitoring all chats.

It would be “stupid” of them to not abuse that. (Unmorally stupid that is)

I have over €1500 donated to opensource projects.

I have only once bought a commercial software license worth €7/lifetime.