Article: AI is helping us to patch more vulnerabilities than ever before!

Reality: AI is causing us to have more vulnerabilities to patch than ever before!

Yeah, I might have never heard of the guy or his dotfiles if not for posts criticizing them here.

I don’t think I will ever be convinced to leave anything on my home network open to the internet no matter how convenient it is.

Companies replacing their Citrix infrastructure. Replacing one dumpster fire with another.

Yeah it’s weird how these generalizations fall apart when you try to find a single example of a far-left VPN provider but all you can come up with is a years-defunct criminal crypto hedge fund whose “far-left funding” was donating to a middle-right democrat’s election fund.

Well it doesn’t start with FTX because they didn’t offer a VPN service. Can you name just one then please?

Cool, which ones?

I like technology connections but no way in hell should you be advocating for people on Facebook to get their facts from youtubers.

It was being made by people and not AI so they had to start over

I see people say things like this all the time, but almost every scene release I’ve ever played has still phoned home. Use something like opensnitch and you can easily see that for yourself. If you are not blocking pirated games via firewall they are phoning home.

I definitely wouldn’t say that, but it was kind of surprising how after that long of a break without playing any similar games I completely still had the muscle memory for it.

I actually just started playing it again after a nearly 2 year long break too, so that can’t possibly turn out to be a bad life decision.

I found this article nearly a year ago and have been using this method since, it works great. I use it to play games at my phone’s weird native resolution, and my wife uses it to play games at her macbook’s weird native resolution.

I also have multiple systemd-boot configs to boot with or without it.

I actually did manage to finish it, but it gives no added context for the new trailer anyway. I liked the endings but the “morality” system to get them is also the worst of the series, and boils down to whether or not you handle two forced combat/stealth encounters non-lethally unless you go out of your way to kill literal slaves for zero reason or reward. The enemies in those encounters are the same generic ones from the rest of their chapters, and they put that importance on playing non-lethally with 0 non-lethal weapons to use in an FPS. The entire game is half-baked ideas.

I just played through 2033 and Last Light again for a third or fourth time since their original releases and love both, but I’m now on my second attempt to actually finish Exodus before losing interest because it feels like such a slog to me. I guess I probably ought to finish it now.

lol I could have just refreshed and not wrote almost the exact same take as @[email protected]

Yep, just like how the random word generator in TempleOS was the word of God.

What is your home server running and what kind of VM is it?

Not all software needs to be around forever. Things can become obsolete without “failing”.

Mumble is great and I still use it. None of those are failed apps.

Not every app seeks to rake in teenagers’ parents’ money with shit like premium emojis.

Maybe someday I’ll actually be able to play RE4 VR.