Are they working on a fix for the kernel anti cheat? Is it possible?

This is such a tiresome aspect of society. Even if you believe in executives, they certainly don’t need to get paid more than anyone else.

Journalists monetizing their work is totally reasonable. The problem for me is that it seems unfair to ask that literally everyone trying to read an article have to sign up. Maybe I’m missing something.

Business as a major should be abolished.

What you are describing is a constant. Everything is scaled up. I don’t believe for a second that it’s difficult to hire unless you’re talking about these idiots who say things like “Don’t I deserve to hire the best candidate for the job?”

Traitor: male supremacy is good

Decent: no it is not

Traitor: you’re a sexist bigot

Lmao maybe from the point of view of a traitor who deserves prison time.

That is extremely disrespectful.

Oh damn, I miss ascii text art from the mid 90s!

We should always celebrate whenever male supremacists meet their demise. People who use the term “misandry” unironically, for example.

I think it really depends on how much eel they were eating.

It would be nice if software development were a real profession and people could get that experience properly.

This is not normal. It’s ok to have things like a right wing and a left wing, a conservative side and a liberal side, so to speak. But it’s not ok for the right wing to be any further right than, say, Bernie Sanders.

I’m glad to hear it’s changing for the better but I lost my patience with these techie dumbfucks a long time ago. If people respond with anger or impatience at technical questions, I tell them they deserve to be publicly executed.

This is the only comment I’ve seen in here that I’ve seen address this. The whole concept of RTFM is reactionary and ridiculous. That kind of thinking and behavior kept me at arm’s length from the Linux/tech community for many years. Still kinda does.

Thanks for the answer!

I love playing PS5 games!

What is the conversion process for the audio?

Hey, I’ve already got Type II.

The criticism is pretty ridiculous. I can’t stand Stallman’s prescriptivist takes on language, but he was and is always right about the naming. I remember the people who insisted that it’s because the kernel was the most important part immediately called it Android and not Linux, then made a bunch of excuses.

Just be honest and don’t hide behind “I don’t use GNU so there!” kind of obnoxious stupidity. We say Linux because it stuck, not because the kernel is more important. Saying GNU or GNU/Linux or whatever was always a reasonable request that people rejected because they were either just too used to Linux or were actively worthless scumbag dumbfucks.