You mean the part where they threw the flashbang and gas INTO their CAR
Way to rewrite the story such that it WOULD have been rational to use flashbangs against protestors in the first place. But innocent bystanders not ok, so this implies the protestors aren’t innocent?
So, I’m guessing they coded it originally with an LLM, and then used more LLMs to optimize and fix the shit from the first pass.
“Look guys: our steaming pile of shit is slightly smaller”
To be clear: this is completely unfounded conjecture, but it sounds in-line to me for Brave.
Yeah the hamstringing of letting people use it however they want was a day 0 non starter.
What is this referring to?
Don’t be ignorant. That isnt what this is at all. It’s not like the game has more access, it’s actually less. They’re just enforcing hardware attestation.
Basically just the motherboard saying, (cryptographically) yes as far as I know, the kernel and system running are secure and weren’t modified. And in this case they found a bad bug in that system, and next year they may start requiring people update their motherboard firmware to a version that doesn’t have the bug.
So this, is not a root kit, and does not grant them “bios access” they want to be unable to modify the BIOS / OS at boot just as much as they want cheaters to be unable to do that. It’s the same as the general cryptography paradigm, there is no secure backdoor to cryptography, and it’s the same here. If RIOT had access to the UEFI (BIOS), cheaters have access to it. They’re just leveraging an entirely safe attestation from the UEFI to say it is secure.
And to add to this, finding this bug is pushing UEFI security forward, and therefore anyone with an impacted motherboard. Bugs like this can be quite a big security vulnerability and implicate methods for malware to persist themselves inside the motherboard BIOS, or other shitty things you don’t want, and that are worse than the ‘Vanguard rootkit’
CBP, ‘civil forfeiture’ aka we can steal your shit, and all this shit is unconstitutional and illegal.
Yeah I mean clickbait titles gonna clickbait. Linux is great and steamos / proton are amazing. It’s incredible how well they do perform, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves lol.
Flip side, we are comparing a free and superior OS to windows, so I guess if you add up all the other things (assuming you like Linux) this is truly a RIP windows moment, but it depends on the audience. I.e. I’m happy to trade a few FPS to be free of Windows, but not necessarily all the AAA games, yet.
100%. At that point the data center is just stealing from everyone else.
Every one is just subsidizing the data center with their electrical, water, etc… Bill.
Love my pebble, and it isn’t a data sucking privacy nightmare. It’s simple and not addicting.
Exactly. The government can fuck anyone over and there’s nothing the citizens can do because there’s no jury nullification to hold the government in check for unreasonable laws.
Well that’s not fucked. Nothing says we’re going to charge you with 2 years and 364 days for doing whatever the fuck we don’t want you to do. And there isn’t a damn thing you can do about it.
Oh wow. I’m lucky i guess and got a working black one.
I Love the device! (Wish everyone else had gotten theirs too :( )
Right. Nice to find someone here who actually understands some of the problems that make kernel level anticheat important. In modern FPS, server authoiritative everything is just not feasible. No gamer is going to accept the latency that would cause. Or when you look and suddenly you momentarily desynced and now your camera jerks back because the sever decided you tried to look around too quickly? People are so willfully ignorant about this topic.
maybe we could get away from needing it as badly if valve would provide a strong attestation that the kernel running is unmodified with a secure tpm solution, but they haven’t, so here we are.
Right I feel like an ultra simple car / truck with no fancy features but an electric motor would actually being something to market that would sell. Eap when it should be $30k or less.
Imo, better to allow it cautiously, with restrictions, and very explicitly mark code as AI generated when it is, than to have people submitting code secretly made by AI.
Furthermore, let’s be honest ‘AI’ regurgitates anything it “knows” about coding because of open source code. So take what you can get I guess. Just keep the quality up.
That’s the key. They want to mine and sell the data
Weird. Capital one works fine for me… Did you try exploit protection compatibility mode? I have it enabled for all banking apps.